November Edition
November is here, bringing crisp mornings, cozy layers, and the warmth of the holiday season. As we settle into a month of gratitude, gathering, and cherished traditions, we're looking forward to all the little moments that make this time of year so special.
This monthly note is our space to share a few favorites from our community, reflect on the moments we've shared, look ahead at what's to come, and offer a little inspiration for the month ahead.
A Look Back at October
October was filled with sweet seasonal moments at Quincy Mae. We welcomed our newest Autumn Winter '26 collection, bringing festive prints, cozy textures, and holiday favorites for the littlest ones. From pumpkin patch outings to the first signs of holiday magic, we loved seeing our community make memories in Quincy Mae. Thank you for letting us be part of your family's traditions!
Coming Up This Month
- A Little Something Personal. Something extra special is coming to Quincy Mae! We're adding a thoughtful new touch to some of your favorite pieces, making them even sweeter to give and receive. Stay tuned!
- The Season of Giving. Holiday shopping is just around the corner! Look forward to special savings and opportunities to find something sweet for every little one on your list.
- Made for Holiday Moments. From cozy mornings at home to festive family gatherings, we'll be sharing our favorite holiday styles, thoughtful gift ideas, and everyday essentials for the season.
- More from the Rylee + Cru Collective. Keep an eye out for new arrivals, special moments, and holiday inspiration across Rylee + Cru, Quincy Mae, and Noralee.
Follow along on instagram for all the updates! @ryleeandcru
Little Moments We Love
Real babies, real life—styled in Quincy Mae
Sweet, candid moments shared by our community mean everything to us.
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DIY Thankful Trees
Celebrate the season of gratitude with a sweet, hands-on activity for little ones. Create a Thankful Tree together, filling its branches with colorful leaves and all the little things your family is grateful for. A simple tradition to cherish throughout November!
What You'll Need:
- Construction paper in warm autumn colors
- Small branches or twigs
- A vase or jar
- Scissors and markers
- String or ribbon
How To Make It:
- Cut leaf shapes from colorful construction paper.
- Help your little ones write or draw something they're thankful for on each leaf.
- Punch a small hole in each leaf and tie on a piece of string.
- Arrange your branches in a vase and hang your thankful leaves.
- Add a new leaf throughout the month as a sweet reminder of all there is to be grateful for.A Note to Uplift + Encourage
A Note to Uplift + Encourage
“As the days grow shorter and the season slows, may we find joy in the little things, gratitude in the everyday, and beauty in the season we're in.”
With love,
Quincy Mae