I am an amateur, self-taught seamstress. However, I cannot take all of the credit. Like most other crafty folk, I learned how to sew during the start of the 2020 pandemic. I was working at a school in Spokane when everything had shut down, their sewing teacher started out on making masks to be sent out to our students and their families. From there began the beautiful months of sewing camaraderie among a varying small group of the former school employees. Together, we pushed out around 800 masks!
soon thereafter, I moved back to my hometown and bought my own sewing machine. From there, the rest is history…
don’t get me wrong – it did not start off very pretty and admittedly my work is still not perfect but! that’s okay. It’s actually okay and acceptable to make “ugly” art, it’s better than never making any art at all. Be patient with yourself, don’t be afraid to take chances and stand out.
Moving along, I would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who has and is supporting me and my passionate hobby. Currently my prices are set fairly low, I’m doing this for a few reasons
- I want fun, funky, ethically made and sourced clothing to be accessible!
- I am still practicing, my prices may be reflected by skill value
- I have a lot of clothes, and I want to make a whole lot more. Help me get started!
I totally understand if you would prefer paying me for my full-time and I gladly accept tips.