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Let me tell you a Fabriculous story...



Travel with me back to December 2018, I shared a scarf I made into Fabriculous custom fabrics, I thought it was really cool and wanted to show it off. Out of no where the owner Mandi commented on it and asked if I had a store, and then shared it to her business page and placed an order! Now this might not have been my first order ever, but I mean she could sew this herself! I shared how exciting that was all over to family and friends 🤣


Flash forward a month, I was getting ready for a little family vacation to a resort here on the island, making a bunch of things to take on the trip, cause thats the way I roll. I get a message from Mandi, offering me some strikes if I was interested, and of course I was! 


I got them the day I was leaving for a few and made some pegs right away cause I was so excited, not only strikes and so many of them, but sewing themed! Talk about a dream offer. 


 I wanted to wow Mandi, because this was a HUGE opportunity to me, a well established group, full of sewist that would have jumped at the chance and she asked me! I made my self a couple things, something adorable for my sister to match me. 


 I used every last scrap, made a skirt to send to Mandi's daughter as a thank you and this sweet little memory bear. This was a really fun round and experience for me, I am so grateful that Mandi took a chance on sending me the strikes.


I have been able to sewing several other rounds with her and being a part of her team has been such an incredible experience. I have learned so much from her and the others there, the support and kindness has been overwhelming. January being the anniversary of that first round made it a easy pick for the group I wanted to feature this month. 
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