I love to scour thrift shops, just as my Gramma did, for colourful corduroy pants, high-quality cotton bedsheets, and other items that catch my eye for great weaving possibilities.

I also purchase bulk shipments of selvedge upholstery fabric and terry sock byproducts that are taken out of the industrial garbage stream in the USA which transforms excess waste product into a work of (he)art.

These efforts, and others, such as old belts as handles and repurposed corduroy pockets for my tote bags, give my products a tiny environmental footprint with a huge impact on sustainability.

Growing up with these weavings around the house, I can attest that they last a long time.

At my front door is a rug that my Grandpa made in the late 1970’s and has been in continual high-traffic use ever since. The first rug I ever had in my bedroom as a little girl is now a mat at the kitchen sink. Many little woven creations grace my home – because they never wear out!

I am always glad to hear people at craft shows say, “Emily, that rug I got from you ten years ago is just as good as ever!”

While I cannot guarantee the longevity of any one piece, I promise to listen to any concerns and stay in conversation until we are both satisfied with the transaction.  See my Terms & Conditions page for information on returns and refunds.