Lisa here, sister of Christina Buffalo and designated webmaster of buffalohats.com. For years I have shed tears over objects of beauty created by Buffalo and sold with no visual record made. Buffalo has owned the domain buffalohats.com for a decade with no web presence. My Christmas present to her this year is this site. But it's been a while since I put together a website -- decades, actually -- and things have changed a lot in that time. I have to re-learn the process. It looks a little clunky now but please bear with me. As I learn how to use weebly's site building tools, it will get better.
Three years ago, I took photos of everything Buffalo had in stock at the time. Alas, I have misplaced the SD card with all the pictures on it so I only have a portion of those photos at my disposal. And there aren't that many hats, which is after all Buffalo's stock-in-trade. It is my hope that this site will spur Buffalo into action to finally learn how to use her digital camera and start taking photos of her current stock. Then I'll set up a store page for online purchases.
In the meantime, you can look at those old photos in the gallery. Some of these items are still around (that crazy house-with-a-picket-fence hat, for example), but many have been sold. Lately, Buffalo has been busy making candy. Delicious, handmade chocolates and jellies.
If you see anything that strikes your fancy or want more information, drop Buffalo a line. She makes a variety of wearables (hats, shirts, dresses) to order.
Three years ago, I took photos of everything Buffalo had in stock at the time. Alas, I have misplaced the SD card with all the pictures on it so I only have a portion of those photos at my disposal. And there aren't that many hats, which is after all Buffalo's stock-in-trade. It is my hope that this site will spur Buffalo into action to finally learn how to use her digital camera and start taking photos of her current stock. Then I'll set up a store page for online purchases.
In the meantime, you can look at those old photos in the gallery. Some of these items are still around (that crazy house-with-a-picket-fence hat, for example), but many have been sold. Lately, Buffalo has been busy making candy. Delicious, handmade chocolates and jellies.
If you see anything that strikes your fancy or want more information, drop Buffalo a line. She makes a variety of wearables (hats, shirts, dresses) to order.
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