Dress Code Redux

Hello! I’ve been so quiet on here BUT I need to say how thankful I am to the for introducing me to accessible, edible flowers! I made a lemon pound cake with strawberry cream cheese glaze, yummy and pretty! To all those that mother, cheers, I hope you had a great day.

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Gah, love when sustainably minded peers share your work! sustainablefashionweekus

My designs are the 1st and 4th images, cheers!

🌿 Exciting News! 🌿 We’re thrilled to announce our participation in the 2025 Marketplace of the Future — happening Thursday, May 1st at 1850 K St NW, Washington, DC. Doors open at Noon! This year marks a major milestone as it’s the first time the Marketplace of the Future is happening outside of NYC, bringing the movement for sustainable innovation to the nation’s capital. 🌍✨ Come join us for: 🧵 Sustainable Fashion – featuring our latest eco-conscious pieces 🎷 Live Jazz throughout the day 🎤 Inspiring Panels on climate solutions ♻️ Zero-Waste Activations 🤝 Community & Networking with changemakers 📍 Event Details: 📅 Thursday, May 1st, 2025 🕛 Doors open at Noon 📍 1850 K St NW, Washington, DC 20006 For more info, head over to @marketplaceofthefuture on Instagram. Let’s shape the future—together. 💚 #MarketplaceoftheFuture #SustainableFashionWeek #SustainableFashion #EcoChic #FashionForTheFuture #ClimateWeekDC #MOTF2025 #WashingtonDC #GreenEvents #EthicalStyle

Friends, happy new year! In my house we make and EAT molasses cookies on the first of the year! I forget why we started this tradition but it sure is yummy!

And I finally came up with a design for aprons that is both pretty and functional - my two favorite things! I’m going to make a small collection for the lovely couple behind when they open their Farm Store in Pottsville, PA!

Cheers to shopping small and collaborating with local businesses in 2025!

Happy New Year, friends! It’s lemonade and San Pellegrino over here to ring in the new year! Ha!

From 2018 to 2024, still over here plugging away at making clothes from unwanted/ discarded textiles. Trying to save this stuff from the landfill.

These two photos were taken about 6 years apart at the same spot in where the hubs grew up… I believe it’s the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power plant - ha!
Cheers to on going projects!