Stop the Perez! What’s Chelsea saying lately? Wendy Williams also had to comment about Three Peas Co

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:


Contact: Michael Newhouse

Company: Three Peas Co.

Telephone: 1.805.901.4638

Fax Number: 1.805.654.8490

Email: Michael@Threepeasco.com

Web site: www.ThreePeasCo.com

Stop the Perez! What’s Chelsea saying lately? Wendy Williams also had to comment about Three Peas Co young Hollywood Celebrities wearing the brand.


February 5, 2010, Ventura, California, -- Perez Hilton started a firestorm on his new fashion blog cocoperez.com by inserting his unfounded comments on the clothing that Noah Cyrus and BFF Emily Grace Reaves have been seen wearing, calling the soon to be launched tutu influenced line “children's lingerie collection”. These comments have put fuel on the fire for others to add their commentary including Chelsey Lately and Wendy Williams along with a host of online bloggers.

Perez Hilton and others have used pictures of Noah & Emily wearing Three Peas Co “tutus” and “pettiskirt dresses” from a variety of premiers and events to make their unfounded comments. To set the record straight, the line is being launched by our friends Ooh! La, La Couture as a collaboration with Emily Grace Reaves only. Noah Cyrus is in no way involved w/ the creation of the line. Like Three Peas CO, the "Emily Grace Collection" by Ooh! La, La Couture is trendy and sweet that any girl (and mom) would be proud to wear.

Three Peas Co has created attention attracting children through teen boutique clothing that has a stylistic edge that sets the clothing apart from your mass market clothing retailers. Chief designer Antoinette Newhouse describes her design influence for collections as funky, colorful and most importantly fun clothes that girls and boys can wear any day of the week. “Fashion should be fun and expressive for kids who have limited clothing options from the mass merchant options” stated Antoinette who sites Betsy Johnson as a major influence.

Three Peas Co offers a variety of clothing including: tutus, pettidresses, pillowcase dresses, infant onesies, ruffle bottom pants, T-shirts, boy overalls, hoodies, hats and hair bow accessories. The styles can be purchased directly at http://www.threepeasco.com/ and selected retailers.

About Three Peas Co.

Founded in 2008 Ventura, California, Three Peas Co. Apparel Company is a growing trend setter in the design, sourcing, marketing and distribution of infant through teen specialty, boutique and couture apparel and accessories. The company has developed cutting edge designs that have attracted the attention of young Hollywood who frequently adorn the clothing for print advertising, film, red carpet premiers and events. To learn more about Three Peas Co., please visit the company’s website at www.ThreePeasCo.com



For additional information, Contact:

Michael Newhouse

Michael@Threepeasco.com

805.901.4638


Three Peas Co. Couture
Chic Boutique Clothing For:
Baby, Toddler, tween and Teen
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Spring/Summer Line sneak preview for Three Peas Co.

Exciting things happening; here is our sneak preview from our photoshoot with Lesley Bryce, http://www.lesleybryce.com/ of what is coming out for Spring/Summer 09.

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Sock Puppet

Jolly Giraffe Sock Puppet
This giraffe sticks its neck out in style.
from the magazine, Creative Kids
gSiteLife.

A kneesock creates the long neck,and felt forms the trademark spotsand mane.

What You Need:
Scissors
Socks
Sewing machine
Batting
Black felt
Black buttons

Instructions:

1. Cut lollipop-shape horns, oval ears, and eyelid shapes from the matching sock. (Our partner sock had stripes on the cuff, which we incorporated into the eyelids for flirty lashes.)

2. Stuff the horns with batting; stitch closed and cover the tips with black felt. Sew the horns and ears in place.

3. Use the eyelid sock pieces, white felt circles, and black buttons to create the eyes.

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Three Peas Co. is going to the Oscars!

Hello friend of Three Peas Co, Just wanted to drop you a little note letting you know we were chosen as one of the featured swaggers at the Oscars in the celebrity gifting suites. This is so fun and I don't know about you; I can't wait to see my custom creations on mini celebs in the making. The Oscars are on February 22nd. I will be sending out more information as it is received. Thank you for following:) Here is one of the items they will be receiving!

Hugs,

Antoinette Newhouse
Designer & Owner Three Peas Co.
Urban chic apparel, accessories and boutique items to compliment your lifestyle
http://www.blogger.com/www.threepeasco.com

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

New pageant costumes!

Today we are soft releasing one of our new pageant costumes. The featured costume will be worn by Miss P herself for California goldcoast on Feb. 22nd. Keep watch pageant moms, we are developing our new custom costumes line daily!

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Hugs,

Antoinette Newhouse
Designer & Owner Three Peas Co.
Urban chic apparel, accessories and boutique items to compliment your lifestyle
http://www.blogger.com/www.threepeasco.com

CPSC/CPSIA Lets get Waxman to call a meeting

CPSIA, 46,000 small businesses hurt- and, did I mention you should call Waxman?
Keep up the pressure on Waxman. Call his CPSIA dedicated voicemail, and tell him you know that he can call a Committee meeting and issue some technical amendments and fix things a lot sooner and with more staying power than the Commission can. Tell him you don't appreciate him using Nancy Nord as a scapegoat for his poorly written bill. Remind him that books often have staples or plastic protective covers for their dustjackets, and 12 year olds do not typically suck on their bicycle tires. Here's the number: 202-225-2927I don't know if this would work, but you can't email him if you're not a consituent. So email your own reps and include an email to Waxman. Ask them to pass it on to him, since whether you can vote for him or not, the decisions he's made are going to alter what you can buy, where you can buy it, how much it costs, what you can make, sell, or trade- and read.Here's a list of the members on the Committee of Energy and Commerce:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Commerce_Committee#Members.2C_111th_Congress
Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Forbes cpsc /cpsia info

Hi friends, here is the latest forbes article out re garding ou cause... Commentary
Scrap The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act--IIWalter Olson, 01.22.09, 03:15 PM EST
Why are Rep. Waxman and his allies so insensitive and deaf?
Last Friday, I wrote about how the testing requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) threaten to drive out of business tens of thousands of small makers of children's products; the law also menaces thrift shops with legal liability if they deal in children's secondhand goods, whether or not those goods put any child at real risk.
Just as the article went to press came a new development: The law's prime sponsors, Reps. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., and Bobby Rush, D-Ill., joined by Sens. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., and John D. Rockefeller IV, D-W.Va., sent a letter to Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) Chairman Nancy Nord proposing to mitigate a few of the law's burdens through regulatory interpretation. Some critics of CPSIA saw reason for hope in this news.
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After all, only days earlier, Waxman and Rush had dismissed the protests of craftspeople, thrift store owners and garment makers as the result of mere "confusion" and "inaccurate reporting." Had the two suddenly seen the light?
Alas for false hopes. Whatever its value as a political feint (don't blame us for what's coming!), the lawmakers' Jan. 16 letter does very little to avert the coming business calamity.
The letter proposes two specific new exemptions that are both arbitrary and narrow, and which make little sense except as a way to placate a few of the law's more visible and politically salient critics.
It is not clear that the CPSC, whose hands are tied by the law, in fact has legal authority to adopt even these modest exemptions--and in no case can it put them into practical effect before the looming deadline. What is significant is the ongoing bad news: Waxman and Rush remain dead set against the only real way forward, which is for Congress to revamp or repeal the law itself.
For those who came in late, a bit of background. As of Feb. 10, it will become unlawful to make or sell anything intended for use by children under 12 without a program to test the goods for lead--even if no items of their kind have ever been found to pose a lead risk, even if you make and sell only a few inexpensive items a year, even if you've sourced their materials from the most conscientious local suppliers and even if they're items toddlers seldom convey into their mouths, such as dartboards or bicycle tires.

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.