Bright Eyes & Sunflower

A sea of sunlit clouds stretches to the horizon under a soft blue sky

The name was theirs first.

Sunflower is my daughter. Bright Eyes is my son. Their names went on the label before anything went in a shop, and everything since has had to be worth it.

A batch is what one person can finish.

Some designs stay for good. Others come and go. None of them are made a thousand at a time.

The rest is behind the door.

It is the last thing here that was not sewn. Everything past it was. Push it open.

Cream cotton baby dress with a rounded collar, pintucked front, and puff sleeves, cradled by a sunlit cloud bank.
The name was theirs first. Sunflower is my daughter. Bright Eyes is my son. Their names went on the label before anything went in a shop, and everything since has had to be worth it.
Sage, ochre and cream patchwork quilt draped across a bank of sunlit clouds, quilting stitches visible in the folds.
A batch is what one person can finish. Some designs stay for good. Others come and go. None of them are made a thousand at a time.
A white marble doorway wrapped in vines, purple clematis, and sunflowers stands closed on the clouds, warm light seeping from its seams
The rest is a page away. Every one of them was sewn by hand. Start anywhere. Browse the shop
The doorway stands open, warm pearl light flooding out across the clouds