photo Deja Vu Photography by Helen Waller

What started as two friends with a simple idea, several years and thousands of handmade belt buckles later,
D-fly Designs is thrilled at the response and excited faces of customers as they try to select a favorite buckle. 

D-fly Designs has grown and evolved since its beginning.  Each of our handcrafted, nickel finish buckles is a unique creation.  The newest addition is the CHROME collection:  geometric patterns and the D-fly logo engraved into coloured metal.  The Classic collection is all about bright colours and fun prints, featuring a silver D-fly Logo Charm.  With a wide variety of colours, patterns and prints, there's a buckle to fit anyone's style and every occasion.  The 1 1/2" wide genuine leather belts are available in white, brown and black in sizes XS to XL.  The buckles snap on and off the belts giving the ability to mix and match, and to build upon a collection.

With an eye for colour and funky patterns, the duo designers Nicole Dusyk and Patty Cronan have stayed focused on having fun while creating distinctively stylish accessories.

“We enjoy hearing customers claim that they just can’t decide which one,” says Patty Cronan, “and spotting a total stranger walk by, sporting one of our buckles is quite a thrill!”

D-fly Designs has exhibited at various craft/tradeshows, including What Women Want in Regina, Cathedral Arts Festival in Regina, Bazaart at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina, Sunflower in Yorkton, and Homespun in Carlyle.  Most recently, D-fly Designs has attended the PGA Expo in Las Vegas and the OPGA Merchandise Show in Toronto.

With the D-fly Designs’ website, www.dflydesigns.ca,  brings the opportunity to browse the many colours and patterns available – to shop online, “pre-shop” before visiting a show, and of course, to share with friends!

D-fly Designs Shoppe is located in Montmartre, Saskatchewan in the JoJo Beads  building, along with Linda Klapak Salon and Coiffe Nouveau.  These four businesses under one roof give a real cottage industry feel.  "It's a very warm and inviting place," says Nicole Dusyk, “I love being here!”