I'm Elizabeth the designer and Self-taught Seamstress and Artist of everything you find on these pages.  I have been sewing for about 5 years now and have gone thru many changes in that time.  I have discovered my talent in the one-of-a-kind pieces I create, and I am so grateful to those who have supported me.

My husband and I have been "going green" for many years now and we strive to grow and become more conscious as the years go on.  I have been fortunate enough thru the support of all of you to now continue that same green movement and growth of consciousness into my business.  I will be using fabrics that are eco friendly as well as compassionate.  I am choosing to use sustainable fabrics such as Hemps & Certified organic cottons as well as Fair trade cotton fabrics of all artistic designs from several different countries including some made right here in the USA. I also recently started supporting independent fabric artists who do their own screen printing. I love to support other artists.  I will also be using second hand fabrics (vintage, recycled, or just thrift store finds) on occasion, in my pieces.  I just want to add a quick note that I still have a small fabric supply that I had bought in the past that might not be fair trade  ~I will be using these fabrics up in some pieces but I promise that all new fabrics that are purchased will fall under one of the categories above. 

Fair Trade is an amazing movement and I am happy to be supporting the movement in the fabrics I will be incorporating into my wearable art.  Fair Trade pays artisans fair wages and helps create sustainable communities in impoverished areas.  I have read that over 90% of the clothing coming into the US is made in sweatshops.  This is so sad, but we have a voice.  By buying fair trade, second hand, made in the USA, and by stopping our support of companies that use sweatshops we can make a difference.  For more information on Fair trade please check out www.fairtradefederation.org ( FAQs ).

All of my items are of the highest quality and are built to be lived in, loved, and to last. I do all of the dying of my hemp and organic fabrics myself and put much time and energy into all the details of each unique piece.  I hope that my clothing brings you joy and security in knowing that you have helped support a growing movement of positive change for the environment and humanity.

I would like to say a special thanks to my brother-in-law Tony for creating this amazing website for me!  And of course to all my friends, family, and customers who have helped me in more ways that I can explain.  I am so grateful.  Thank you so much!

Namasté,

Liz