Unfortunately, I no longer carry an inventory of items and go to events. I am only creating items on a made-to-order basis these days.

I still create custom, one-of-a-kind ice dyed pieces on a made-to-order basis. I also teach ice dyeing classes.

Ice Dyeing is a technique similar to tie dye, where you utilize ice cubes to dissolve powdered dye into fabric, rather than mixing a dry powder with water. The result is reminiscent of tie dye, but results in patterns that are more organic and floral.

Yes! I love to do this. Everyone can do the same pieces, or you can select different items per person. Some ideas include a variety of different dresses, robes, cover-ups, and other interesting options.

I am also now able to offer pieces with personalization -- such as your bridesmaids' nicknames on the backs of their shirts or sweatshirts.  Reach out to me directly to get a conversation going.

Yes! I have done this for a few corporate clients and I love it! Reach out to start a conversation.

Yes! Currently I only offer this as a custom request, but I can do embellished shirts with a design of your choice, names, logos, etc. I can do this in a few different ways depending on how many pieces you'd like. Just reach out to start a conversation!

Yes! I love to do this, especially if items have stains or issues that would otherwise make them less-than-loveable. In order to use my process, I need the fabric to be 100% cotton, or as close to 100% as possible (>80% is ideal). I can also work with other natural fibers such as rayon, bamboo, and hemp. I can work with wool but I don't have quite as much experience with it so generally, I prefer not to. 

I also can dye yards of fabric for quilting or other products, or I can dye just about anything white that you can purchase online, whether it be a Nike sweatsuit or Madewell jeans. I charge a fee to dye your item in cases where you provide the blanks. This fee covers my time and materials, and shipping, if needed.

Sure! For the time being, I'm a small enough operation that I love working directly with customers to create custom pieces. If you tell me a color or two that you'd like to include (and/or some that you want to avoid), I can send you some sample photos of some past pieces I've made, and we can go from there. You can also check out my Custom Orders page for inspiration photos of past projects.

The pricing for my "custom" work is not up-charged significantly beyond the pricing that I typically charged for items at markets. A hoodie, for example, was between $58 and $70. A more expensive blank would be more expensive, but this is the general ballpark price I'd charge. "Custom" to me simply means that the item will be made for you based on your specifications and will be one-of-a-kind. I am happy to discuss pricing in more detail with you directly!