Hey y’all! I’m the face behind the brand—and the hands, heart, and creativity behind every piece that leaves my shop.I started this brand halfway through my junior year of college, with the love, patience, and encouragement of my sweet boyfriend. But the roots of this little dream go back much further.From a young age, I’ve always been drawn to anything “crafty.” When I was around ten years old, my sweet Nana taught me how to sew, and somehow, it’s always been something I’ve found my way back to. Over the years, that little hobby grew into making gifts for friends and family, then their families, and eventually into something much bigger than I ever imagined.That’s how my baby blanket collections came to life. What started as handmade gifts has grown into collections that will continue to evolve right alongside us—and I hope they become part of your family’s story, too.I’m currently a Business Administration and Marketing student at Mississippi State, and after spending years immersed in SEC culture, it’s no surprise that my creativity began finding its way into game days, tailgates, and everything that comes with them. That’s where our Wreath Sashes came to life.And really, that’s the heart behind this brand:Every season of life brings something new. We grow. We change. We evolve. And I want this brand to grow and evolve right alongside you.Whether you’re celebrating a new baby, decorating for game day, gifting someone you love, or simply looking for something that feels a little more personal, I want my creations to be part of those moments.No two pieces are ever exactly alike—and that’s intentional. About 95% of what enters and leaves my shop is entirely handmade, and many pieces are made to order. That means every creation can be a little different, a little personal, and made with your story and season of life in mind.What started as a love for crafting has become a love for creating pieces that find their way into your homes, celebrations, traditions, and memories.And I can’t wait to keep growing with y’all. 🤍