Every tee, tote, and trinket starts as a sketch on Steph's kitchen table and ends up in your hands — no factories, no shortcuts, just fabric, thread, and a stubborn amount of patience.
What started as making birthday gifts for friends turned into stacks of fabric in the spare room and a sewing machine that never really gets to cool down. I cut, stitch, and finish every single piece myself — nothing here comes off an assembly line.
The shop is still getting its legs under it, but the plan is simple: small batches, real materials, and pieces you won't see on everyone else's back.
140+
hours stitched so far
3
sewing machines owned (RIP to the first)
1
very judgmental cat supervisor
The full shop isn't live yet, but here's a look at what's in the works. Real photos of each piece will go up here as they come off the table.
Hand-pressed and stitched graphics on soft, heavyweight cotton — one design run at a time, no reprints once they're gone.
Durable canvas bags with hand-embroidered details — built to haul groceries, not just sit on a shelf.
Little hoop-stitched designs made to iron or sew onto jackets, bags, and whatever needs a bit more personality.
Offcut fabric gets a second life as scrunchies, bows, and small accessories — nothing goes to waste.
