Despite the long gap in our blog posts, we've been working hard these past few months. One of the things that we feel committed to, is reducing waste as a part of our sustainable business practices. And this includes fabric waste. We take a lot of time and effort to dye our lovely fabric, and the fabric itself is also expensive, so we want to try and use every little piece. Suzanne took this to heart and developed a pattern for this cute little cycle cap. I'm in LOVE with it. It looks great on kids and adults alike, and can be sleek and elegant, or funky and fun (made from different colors and patterns sewn together). We featured these at our local artswalk, and they sold really well. I'm so excited to make more and hope to have lots of them available in our
shops!
Despite the long gap in our blog posts, we've been working hard these past few months. One of the things that we feel committed to, is reducing waste as a part of our sustainable business practices. And this includes fabric waste. We take a lot of time and effort to dye our lovely fabric, and the fabric itself is also expensive, so we want to try and use every little piece. Suzanne took this to heart and developed a pattern for this cute little cycle cap. I'm in LOVE with it. It looks great on kids and adults alike, and can be sleek and elegant, or funky and fun (made from different colors and patterns sewn together). We featured these at our local artswalk, and they sold really well. I'm so excited to make more and hope to have lots of them available in our shops! 
