In support of those affected by the LA fires, 20% of net proceeds will be donated to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
13 Caps
A collection of embroidered, appliquéd, and otherwise embellished caps
20% of proceeds will be donated to the
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Handmade, personalized pieces
made just for you and yours 💖💗🥰💞
PRE-SEASON COLLECTION
ONE OF A KIND PIECES FROM SEASONS PAST
MADE TO ORDER
What we've been working on:
A Quilt for Evie
A Quilt for Evie
Commissioned as a Christmas gift, this queen sized quilt consists of 8 new and used fabrics, including:
- jacquard cotton curtains
- velvet curtains
- green and cream mushroom print cotton
- cream felt
- floral and polka dot cotton fabrics, woven and sewn into a new textile
- This piece is backed with one layer of orange acrylic fleece
.....................This one! /\
A hand embroidered name tag is appliquéd at the center of the quilt
This piece measures about 80" x 98", consisting of 238 5-1/2" squares (14 wide and 17 tall)
This piece is not for sale, but please do reach out if you are interested in commissioning one!
Learning to Tuft
Learning to Tuft
In October, we acquired the tools to start tufting some rugs!
We set out to expand our offerings in home goods, inspired by our projects of 2020-22, which included latch hook patterns, quilted pillows and bags, and cement tea light holders
These projects took a considerable
amount of time, of which we had plenty around this period, and we plan to spend a considerable amount of time making quality pieces for your home and ours
We'll begin to offer tufted pieces in Winter 2025, starting with simple designs that represent our research and development
This is our first attempt at our classic logo, mirrored, projected onto the canvas, and traced
We started with the outline of the letters and flower, filling in each shape thereafter
This is how the front of the rug looks at this point
This is the back about 95% done. The gold and cream colored threads were tufted at the same time, resulting in a wonderfully unique pattern
This is the rug after being cut, backed, and shaved to an even surface. The details of the design really pop out as the surface is shaved
This was a free hand design using the rest of a number of bundles of yarn, given as a housewarming gift to my friends Jackson and Vienna!
