The Red Design Collection, LLC

Good morning!! My favorite time of year will have me making a fall collection of bracelets!! Stay tuned!!

March brings so many beautiful reminders that change is possible 🌸✨

It’s the whisper of spring in the air, longer days filled with fresh light, blooming flowers pushing through the soil, and new opportunities waiting to unfold. March reminds us that growth often follows seasons of stillness. It teaches us that even after the coldest winters, something vibrant can rise.

And as if that wasn’t enough, March also gives us something powerful to celebrate — Women’s History Month 💜

This is the month we pause to honor the women who broke barriers, shattered ceilings, nurtured movements, built communities, led revolutions, and loved fiercely through it all. It’s a time to celebrate the innovators, educators, mothers, entrepreneurs, creators, activists, and everyday women whose courage shaped the world we live in.

Women’s History Month reminds us:

• Our stories matter.
• Our voices are powerful.
• Our resilience is unmatched.
• Our legacy is still being written.

March is more than just the start of spring — it’s a season of blooming brilliance. It’s a call to reflect, to celebrate, and to continue pushing forward with purpose.

So as the flowers bloom, let us bloom too.
As the days grow brighter, let us shine brighter.
And as we honor the women who came before us, let us boldly become the history the next generation will celebrate.

Happy Women’s History Month 💐

In February I go red in honor of our Diva, Cara Walton! One of the most remarkable young women that graced this world. You left an impact on my children's lives, that they will forever cherish. We love and miss you everyday ❤️🧡

Happy December!! For the first week of December (1st to 7th) my two piece sets will be 10% off for men, women, kids, unisex, any themes you want or desire!! Feel free to inbox me for details and treat yourself or loved ones to Red Design Collection wrist works!

I went into the lab today. If you're interested, please let me know. Each set is $40 shipping and handling included. If you don't see your team, don't hesitate to inquire and I will make.

Just a little something I made for a winner in my book club!!!!

May the month of May, bring you joy and happiness! I will be having a sale this month of items being 10% off until the end of the month!

After working eight years as a nurse, Rebecca Lee Crumpler began medical school at the New England Female Medical College in 1860. This school was the first in the United States to train female doctors, Harvard wrote. She graduated in 1864 as the first Black woman to receive an M.D. in the U.S. At the time, only 300 of the 54,543 physicians in the U.S. were women, and none of them were Black. After opening a medical clinic in Boston, she treated women and children who lived in poverty, often asking no payment for her services.