Joy Stitch
Joy Stitch has that special item you've been looking for
Joy Stitch has that special item you've been looking for
All items at Joy Stitch are created by hand with your needs in mind.
If what you're looking for is not in stock here, contact me!
I would love to work with you to create that perfect item.
The Vegan Shop-Up
The Vegan Shop-Up
Hosted by Revolution Vegan Kitchen at The Thicket located on South 1st Street in Austin, TX
I will have a collection of Zero-Waste home and kitchen items for sale including:
- Block Print Cotton Napkins
- Flannel Non-Paper Towels
- Cross-Back, Pinafore Aprons
- Masks
- Laminated Cotton Food Bags with Velcro Closures
- Shoulder Bags
Introducing, the Pinafore Apron
Introducing, the Pinafore Apron
Aprons have held many purposes throughout human history and the pinafore apron is one of the longest running styles. Intended to be removed easily, the pinafore has many uses from protecting the underneath clothing to indicating social status.
Today we are seeing the use of aprons, such as the pinafore, as we return to a simpler way of living. As we include sustainable practices such as gardening, baking, and cooking at home rather than relying on factory farmed produce and highly processed fast foods, the increased need to protect ones clothes is more of a necessity.
Try adding one to your kitchen and you'll see how beneficial an apron can be.
These Pinafore aprons are available in a wide range of colors and even prints, if that's what you prefer.
The one here is made of linen and has one large side pocket.
Pocket sizes and shapes are customizable, based on your need.
Email me with your preferences and I will make a pinafore apron to fit your lifestyle and need.
Chef Hats!
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up-to-date items and projects
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up-to-date items and projects
Napkins and Flannel Towels
Napkins and Flannel Towels
Helpful Aprons for Busy People
Helpful Aprons for Busy People
Utility Apron
Utility Apron
Utility Apron shown on model.
Utility Apron shown on model.
Hip-Tote
Hip-Tote
These utility aprons are made of cotton material finished with a thin layer of laminate,
making the entire front side of the apron water proof.
With this apron in place, the wearer can wipe it clean throughout the day.
Contact me at the email below to request more information or to order your own!
Sara Boone
1832-1904
Sara Boone
1832-1904
The next time you use your ironing board, consider the origin of the design. Sarah Boone was born to enslaved parents but was able to secure her own freedom. She became a dressmaker and identified a problem with the ironing process of sleeves and other contoured areas of clothing. In response, she designed and engineered a better working ironing board which was contoured and padded so it fit the curves of clothing better and didn't leave marks or wrinkles.
She was awarded a patent for her design, becoming one of the first black women to be recognized in this formal way.
Thank you for taking a moment to learn about individuals from our history who have made an impact on our lives today.
“Sarah Boone.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 13 Jan. 2021, www.biography.com/inventor/sarah-boone.
Be sure to check us out at the following craft fairs...
Be sure to check us out at the following craft fairs...
10/17/2020
10/17/2020
October
Plum Creek Neighborhood, Hootenanny On The Hill (This is a tentative event)
Plum Creek Neighborhood, Hootenanny On The Hill (This is a tentative event)
450 Haupt, Kyle TX 78640
10/25/20
10/25/20
October
Hold Out/Better Half, Austin Flea
Hold Out/Better Half, Austin Flea
1208 W 4th St, Austin, TX 78703
12/12/20
12/12/20
December
Plum Creek Holiday Bazaar
Plum Creek Holiday Bazaar
450 Haupt, Kyle TX 78640
2/20/21
2/20/21
February
The Vegan Shop-Up ~ Noon to 4:00 pm
The Vegan Shop-Up ~ Noon to 4:00 pm
7800 South 1st St, Austin, TX 78721