Tea towels, hand towels and cloth napkins: choosing the fabric for the job
Strawberries for the kitchen, neon checks by the basin, or cotton napkins for the table. The sizes, fabrics and making details behind each choice.
Useful guides to what we make and what we carry: everyday clothes, good books, creative play, thoughtful gifts, and little things for home.
Strawberries for the kitchen, neon checks by the basin, or cotton napkins for the table. The sizes, fabrics and making details behind each choice.
A close-up of a strawberry won’t tell you how much sofa it covers. Compare the 30-by-40-inch blankets and 50-by-60-inch throws, then choose your fruit.
A six-foot MAMA scarf, a little night sky, or a personalized checkerboard blanket: choosing a San Francisco-knit gift around the person who’ll receive it.
Blank pages, a small daily journal, or a question to begin with: choosing a writing format that suits the way you—or the person receiving it—actually think.
What do you write after the front of the card has already said happy birthday? A few ways into personal birthday, thank-you, new-baby and holiday notes.
Three colorful sheets, one present, and a quick check before cutting. A practical way to wrap books and boxes, mix patterns, and save enough paper for next time.
Existing jeans and shorts, a strawberry print, and the original fabric story kept intact. A look at the particular pieces we upcycle.
The cotton matters, and so does the drawing a child wants to wear. How we’d weigh material, fit, printing and price when choosing an everyday graphic tee.
Start with the places you plan to visit, then put together familiar clothes, an accessible extra layer and the spares your family uses.
Start by turning the sweatshirt inside out. Then compare the fiber, fit and everyday details that matter beyond loops versus fuzz.