Finishing in Paradise

Everything You Need to Know to Send Your Pieces in for Finishing

Submitting your Finishing

Here's how to send in your finishing:

1. Download our finishing form.

2. Complete all sections with as much detail as you can. We ask for a lot of detail because it helps us understand your preferences and vision. Don't hesitate to call to discuss or ask questions.

3. Bring or send your finishing into the store.

4. Wait for the magic!

June finishing event

Full Sized Stockings!

Submit your full sized stockings to the shop in the month of June and you will receive 10% off!

The best part? Guaranteed delivery for the Holiday Season!

August Finishing Event

Belt Finishing

Submit your belts to the shop in the month of August and you will receive 10% off!

Timeless Expression of Art

Joan's Best Finishing Tips

Suzie and Joan, our Finishing Manager, answer the questions we get asked the most.

Acrylic Items:
Custom Trays, Coasters, Frames, Boxes: 4-5 Months
Backgammon Boards, Belt/Channel Trays, Other Specialty: 6-9 Months
Stand Up: 1-2 Months

Belts:
Standard leather-tabbed: 6 Weeks

Brick: 3-4 Months

Clutch/Purse/Zipper Pouch:
Fabric: 3-4 Months
Leather: 4-12 Months

Christmas Stocking (Full Size): 3-4 Months

Frame: 6-7 Months

Key FOB: Leather - 2-3 Months

Leather:
Key FOB: 2-3 Months
Clutch, Purse, Pouch, Other Custom: 4-12 Months

Limoge-Style Hinged Box: 3-5 Months

Ornaments:
Simple-back: 1 Month
3D, Gussetted: 2 Months

Pillows: 5-6 Months
Subject to Fabric/Trim Availability

Stand-Ups:
Acrylic: 1-2 Months
Fabric, Weighted, Knife-edge: 2 Months
Fabric, Gussetted with or without base: 2 Months

Specialty Items: TBD

Past Finishing to Inspire Ideas

FAQs - The Finishing Edition

These are our best estimates. Your item make take longer and it make come back more quickly. Acrylic Stand Ups

Anything except frames...ornaments, bag charms, pillows...you name it.

You only need finishing rows when there is an embellishment (beads, ribbons, etc.) near the edge.

We recommend no stitching outside the line of the finishing you want (with the exception of embellishments as mentioned above). Extra stitches make the seams thick and messy.