
This Story Tailor designs watercolour illustrations not clothes, stitching together words and ideas, not pieces of material
The most creative, suitable and desirable way to help your child deal with their grief
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Do you worry about how quickly your child’s memories of a loved one might fade?
That’s where Tailored Yarn can really help.
We create specially designed fictional stories which preserve memories. These are like the popular idea of memory boxes but in the unique form of a unique literature legacy.
Here at Tailored Yarn our mission is to bestow a gift of a specially designed book to every child facing grief or loss of a significant person in their life.

What are Bespoke Bereavement Books?
I would not be surprised if you have never heard of this term before. Bespoke bereavement books are a unique way of capturing family memories in a fictional children’s story which are carefully and individually tailored to each individual.
It’s similar to the popular idea of memory boxes where we store objects reminding us of a lost love one. Each fictional story will contain characters and places which are familiar and overflow with family memories, achievements, quirky habits, hopes, and dreams.
Interesting details will be woven together with colorful threads of each individual’s unique family history and delicately embroidered with parental wisdom.
This is the ideal way to provide comfort and healing to young children who are struggling on a journey through grief.
Tailored Yarn Offer The Following

Bespoke Books
Post pixie
Interested in purchasing a copy our first book, “Post pixie Missing in Action”, we welcome your support.
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Workshops
Mummy’s Amazing Rainbow Mind
Is nearly complete and is about maternal mental health
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Water colours
Celebrating NHS workers
Remembering NHS Frontline workers who have passed from the Corona Virus outbreak
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