My journey into the sewing world started long before I could even reach the foot pedal. I spent my childhood watching my Vovo, a professional seamstress, turn my wild sketches and bag designs into reality. She taught me that fabric could be anything you imagined. By high school, a sewing class introduced me to the mathematical art of quilting, and I was hooked. But it was during the chaos of 2020 that everything clicked. Working at a local quilt shop gave me the entrepreneurial footing I needed; it’s where I learned the inner workings of the industry and discovered my true calling: writing patterns that actually make sense.

But here’s the thing: in a world of $25 patterns and "perfect" aesthetic sewing rooms, I’ve decided to be the Anti-Hero. I remember being a student and feeling gatekept by high prices, so I’m committed to keeping my patterns accessible and my tutorials free. My process isn't "curated". It’s fuelled by double-shots of espresso, ADHD hyper-focus, and a deep-seated belief that tacos are a food group. Creating patterns gives my busy brain a beautiful purpose, and while my sewing room is messy 90% of the time, the results are always solid. My vision is to create a space where the craft of sewing is modern, affordable, and inclusive. Whether you’re here for a zipper pouch or a full-sized quilt, I’m just a girl trying to make her Vovo proud, one handmade corn tortilla and one imperfect stitch at a time.