Fall is finally here, and we are so ready! 2020 is the year that keeps on giving (or, maybe it’s taking?), but we are excited for the leaves to start changing, the cooler weather to arrive, and time to enjoy everything we love about fall. Pumpkins, sweaters, hot cocoa, cozy fires, baked apples, and so …
Oh, no! August got away from us and we didn’t get our “Meet the Maker” post up before the end of the month. We are so sorry about that, but there is some good news…we get to meet two new makers this month. Seems fitting for National Sewing Month! To kick off September, we are …
Sewing in the time of Corona! Let’s face it, nobody is really going anywhere or doing very much and we’re all living in our most comfortable clothes. Right?! Lucky for us the indie pattern designers have us covered with must-have elastic waist pants! With so many options to choose from, we thought we’d narrow down …
We are excited to share the next installment of our Meet the Maker blog series. Over the course of the pandemic, we have been captivated by Michele’s DIY adventures on Instagram. From introducing us to tracing sewing patterns using a projector to creating the perfect Otter Pop holder or drafting a stylish teddy bear tee, …
We are excited to bring you the first installment of our new blog series—Meet the Maker. Each month we’ll be asking a different maker a bit about themselves and their love of creating! To kick things off, let’s meet Melizza! A local sewist, we’ve had the pleasure of getting to know her a bit over …
Over the past week we have taken time to listen, learn, reflect and engage with the important conversations going on in our society. As a company, we do not normally speak out about politics or current events, but the issues we are currently facing rise above all of that and must be acknowledged. Racism has …
It’s hard to believe our Spring Style Tour 2020 wrapped up just one month ago! Some days it seems like we were busy working on this just yesterday and others it feels like it was six months ago. None of us could have ever imagined how strange this year would start and how comforting “normal” …
