Carol and Brent
would like to take this time
to wish all of
our valued customers and friends
a very Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.

We hope you 
and your families
have a safe and happy
 holiday season. 

We thank you
for your support during 2009
and we look forward to hearing
from you again in 2010

Cheers !

Every so often we offer a new design in the range of these fun and novelty cover-ups.

Have you seen the new Sexy Lace Up Tee Lingerie?   These were introduced into the range earlier this year.  They come in Red, Purple and Hot Pink.

Also new in the range, is the Male Abs Six Pack Aussie Flag Speedo design which compliments the Ladies Aussie Flag Bikini.  With Australia Day just over a month away these are proving very popular. 

14 Dec 2009 - Male Abs Six Pack Aussie Flag sold out fast,
5 January 2010  More arrived in plenty of time for Australia Day - Order yours now!

now available

now available

Also very popular in the cover-ups range are the Pink, Blue and Purple Frangipani designs.
 

To view all of the designs available please click the button below to see the catalogue!

PO Box 81
Osborne Park
WA  6917

Carol Mobile: 0427 21 0427

Cheeky Cover-ups Now available in WA:

Carol's Cover-ups are fun for you to wear�

* around the pool  
* at the beach
* at Beach, Tropical or Hawaiian parties
* at a fancy dress or theme party
* with a group of friends
* at an end of year function
* in the bedroom as a nightie or for fun
* just lounging around
* doing housework
* around the deck on a cruise ship
* for no other reason except to have fun!

�               The Christmas season begins at sundown on 24th December and lasts through sundown on 5th January. For that reason, this season is also known as the Twelve Days of Christmas.

�               Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message to the nation was televised for the first time on December 25, 1957.

�               After "A Christmas Carol," Charles Dickens wrote several other Christmas stories, one each year, but none was as successful as the original.

�               At Christmas, Ukrainians prepare a traditional twelve-course meal. A family's youngest child watches through the window for the evening star to appear, a signal that the feast can begin.

�               The first Christmas card was created in England on December 9, 1842.

�               Hallmark introduced its first Christmas cards in 1915, five years after the founding of the company.

�               The custom of singing Christmas carols is very old - the earliest English collection was published in 1521.

�               Mistletoe, a traditional Christmas symbol, was once revered by the early Britons. It was so sacred that it had to be cut with a golden sickle.

�               Candy canes began as straight white sticks of sugar candy used to decorated the Christmas trees. A choirmaster at Cologne Cathedral decided have the ends bent to depict a shepherd's crook and he would pass them out to the children to keep them quiet during the services. It wasn't until about the 20th century that candy canes acquired their red stripes.

�               Frankincense is a sweet smelling gum resin derived from certain Boswellia trees which, at the time of Christ, grew in Arabia, India, and Ethiopia. Tradition says that it was presented to the Christ Child by Balthasar, the black king from Ethiopia or Saba. The frankincense trade was at its height during the days of the Roman Empire. At that time this resin was considered as valuable as gems or precious metals. The Romans burned frankincense on their altars and at cremations 

Carol was born in Geraldton WA and lived there for 50 years until moving to Qld in 2006 with her husband Brent to the popular beachside tourist town of Mooloolaba.

Carol began distributing these Novelty Cover-ups in August 2008.  She has previously  worked in banking  and in various WA Government departments in administration roles.  She has three adult children and three grandchildren.

WIN A NOVELTY SHIRT COMPETITION

ENTRIES CLOSED
10 DECEMBER 2009
 

WINNER DRAWN FRIDAY 11 DECEMBER 2009 AT 11:45PM

CONGRATULATIONS TO

HELEN O'CONNOR
OF

PRESTON, VICTORIA

I have written this brief newsletter to keep you up to date on what is available through Carol's Cover-ups.

New stock has only just arrived from USA and China and I have a good range available for those who would want them delivered within 1-3 days.  

In October 2009, I updated my website to include the PayPal Shopping Cart for ease of purchase.  If you know what you want, this way of purchasing the Cover-ups is the simplest.

I now have in stock the Ladies Aussie Flag Bikini and the Male Abs Six Pack Aussie Flag Speedo designs which were usually very hard to get from USA.  These designs are now made by Nauti-Gear Australia and made in China of 100% cotton and they have proved to be very popular since they were introduced.  The quality of the fabric is of very high standard, same as the Bodydreams range from USA.  The Male Aussie Flag design has sold fast and more stocks are due in January 2010 in time for Australia Day celebrations. Order yours now so that you don't miss out !

Some comments received from happy customers recently include :

�         Thanks for all your help and wonderful communication throughout our transaction. Lots of Smiles - Rebecca

�         Thank you so much, just bought another t-shirt for my son, hopefully buy another next week for his girlfriend... they are fantastic - Sue

�         I love these shirts - the quality is great ... throw them in the washing machine, no ironing needed, and put them back on. Perfect for this tropical climate although my neighbours think I'm a bit kinky,
ha ha. - Barbara

With Christmas just a few weeks away, why not look at my online catalogue of shirts available.  They are great for theme parties, Christmas parties and especially end of year skits.  And with Australia Day just around the corner too, wearing the Ladies Aussie Flag Bikini or the Men's Six Pack Abs Aussie Flag Speedo would be a great way to help celebrate our Australia Day.

 All novelty cover-ups are available for $60 each plus postage and handling.