A woman with black hair, glasses, and a nose piercing, sitting against a brick wall, wearing a yellow scarf, black top, and ripped black jeans, holding a small object in her hands.

A woman with dark hair and glasses is sewing fabric on a sewing machine, looking closely at her work.

Hey.

I’m Shelby. For nearly a decade, I’ve been dedicated to making things. It all started with some yarn and a pair of oversized knitting needles—and look at me now: crocheting, sewing, quilting… always making something.

At the heart of it all is my love of knitting. My deep need to have a dozen projects going at once led to my want (need?) to make more bags. What crafter doesn’t love project bags? Aside from yarn, my most-purchased items are hands down bags. Bags, bags, bags.

One day it hit me: I can… make my own? So I did. And then I couldn’t stop—especially once I realized just how many incredible fabrics are out there. I can just make stuff. And now I’m here to share those creations with you.

Whether it’s yarn and project storage or a place to hold the dozens of things we insist we need at all times (because we do need them—obviously), I hope you find something here you’ll actually use. Something you’ll bond with. Something you’ll love almost as much as I loved making it for you.

A woman with black hair, sunglasses, and dark makeup sitting outdoors, wearing a bright green and black crocheted sweater, multiple silver necklaces, and tattoos on her thighs.

TAKE A LOOK

My work is about usefulness first, whimsy always, and honoring the quiet magic of making things by hand.

Did you know? Tradition in several cultures dictates that every handcrafted object must contain at least one imperfection—otherwise your soul risks becoming permanently embedded in the work.