About

Apple Blossom Hollow


My name is Ginger Chavez. I have several hobbies and an entrepreneurial spirit that comes from my dad. My mother instilled in me at an early age that I could do anything I wanted to do. I don't think I've actually figured out what I want to do yet, which is why I have so many hobbies. I have a full time job of computer programming, which I am doing quite well at. I insisted a long time ago that my hobbies make enough money to pay for themselves. Fortunately, they do that and more. I make lotions, shampoos, conditioners, and other beauty products. I started sculpting a few years back, while looking into something for my daughters to do during the summer. I was bitten by the polymer clay bug, and haven't stopped sculpting since. My daughters still play with it from time to time, but I have dived into the hobby with a passion.

I started making dolls for a while, then switched to mainly fairies, which I sold on Ebay for a while. I had to come up with a company name that sounded 'enchanting' for my fairies, so I came up with Apple Blossom Hollow. At the time, we lived on a street named Apple Blossom Loop. Since then we have moved to a larger house, but I kept the name because the apple blossom is Arkansas' state flower. Plus, I had purchased the domain name already! I dived into the embroidery digitizing field as well. I have a few designs that sell quite well. They are here on this website as well. I love my life, my family, and my hobbies.

Personal

I am married to a wonderful man, Roland Chavez. We have three daughters between us. Misty is 19 now and lives in Conway. Brandi is 25, married with a son, Will, and a daughter, Sydney. (that makes me a grandmother!!!). Brandi is also a registered nurse, who works at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Sheila is 38, living in Dallas, Texas working for the airport. She's doing very well for herself. We're so proud of all three of our daughters.

We both program computers for a living. We love to spend time with our daughters.

Roland owns a classic car, a 72 Chevelle SS, which has been on television. You may have seen Chuck Hanson and Joe Elmore add his electronic fuel injection on the old Hot Rod TV, which is now Horsepower TV. He's also had it in several magazines. A few years, Roland went through his midlife crisis and went out and bought a Corvette. I liked it so much that I went out and bought me one, too. Mine's the yellow one!

I make lotions, creams, shampoos and conditioners. I sculpt one of a kind fairies and dolls and babies, paint, reproduce my own line of plaques and figurines, and digitize machine embroidery designs in my spare time. I'm always into something artistic and cool.