I started sewing at a very young age, and the love of sewing moved into making wedding and bridesmaid dresses, but when I was in my early 20's I got burnt out with the dress making. Over the years I have had many hobbies, one of them being porcelain doll making (my basement is full of doll molds and kilns where I would like to put my sewing studio :) ), and some wood working.

Within the last couple of years I started sewing burprags, then found Etsy as a way to earn extra money. This then turned into making wool mittens, leggings, and Infinity scarf making. I enjoy what I do but have gotten really busy so have brought my Husband on board to help with the sewing.

Although my Husband helps me sew, I am currently sewing the Leggings, blankets, burp rags, and maxi skirts. All of the Scarves that need to be hand sewn shut so seams are hidden, are done by me!! So basically all jersey knit and cotton scarves have a hand sewn area about 2 inches long where it is left open to turn right side out after sewing with a machine, all hand sewn by myself!! My Husband helps me sew but I touch and sew on every scarf that leaves my shop.

I purchase my fabric usually by the bolt, some of them being 30-60 yards on a bolt. I use the same fabric for my Chevron Scarves, Chevron Receiving Blankets, Jersey Knit Chevron Burp Rags, Chevron Leggings, and Chevron Maxi Skirts so there is very little waste of my bolt of fabric.

I sew out of my home and in various parts of my home based on what I'm doing. All of my scarves are hand sewed shut so no seams are seen and I usually do that in the lazyboy while watching TV. Currently my sewing machines are set up in the corner of our family room where the bar is surpose to go, which doesn't make my husband happy :)

I do have a career as a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer in a hospital. I am very busy so after my 10 hr day with my commute I spend my evenings sewing, packaging, and printing labels so I can make my daily trip to the post office the next day. This is why I have my Husband helping me sew, couldn't do this much without his help.

I am always looking for new ideas!! Enjoy my shop,
Kelly