It is I, Stéphanie Turbide, who is behind the 3petitspoints company.

Here is my little story; When I was little I always loved working with my hands.
I made friendship bracelets, pearl necklaces as well as fimo clay. I even had a small business with my sister.

My biggest passion as a teenager was designing clothes and asking my mom to make them. At school, I was regularly confiscated my sketchbook and my pencils.

This passion led me to study fashion design at the Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy, in St-Augustin de Desmaure. I chose the male option to know all the facets of this job.

After my studies, I returned to my hometown. I needed a lot of space and nature. When I returned, I worked in the fashion and salvage business and then moved into the interior design business.

This first job made me think about the impact of waste on the planet and made me want to do my part. From there, I decided to take inspiration from damaged materials or simply materials that were intended for scrap. Making beauty with old has become my motto.

The company 3petits points was born out of requests from new mom friends who wanted to have certain products that were not on the market or that they simply found less pretty.

Over the years, I have evolved the company with accessories for women who dream of a greener everyday life. My mission is to help reflect the personality and character of each child in the household by revealing their energy of the moment. My dearest wish is to make you proud of yourself when you wear my designs.

I am now the mother of two beautiful daughters: Marguerite and Agathe. As soon as my oldest was born, we discovered that she had a genetic disease, Undine syndrome. So for the first few years after she was born, I couldn't go back to work.

3petitspoints therefore allowed me to escape my creativity to create unique accessories for you.

I thrive in drawing and in painting. The outdoors, sports and my daughters are my biggest sources of inspiration.

I love working with natural materials like leather, fur and wool. My greatest pride is to see my creations made from materials that were intended for the landfill and that endure over time.