This is one of my dearest friends Anna. We have been having fun since we were 14. One of the most beautiful woman in the world to me. We can have fun in any thing we do together. She totally gets me and I get her. My aprons have never looked better. Sassy!!!
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Ambatalia, making happy dry goods on Martha stewart show today!!!!
Ambatalia, making happy aprons were represented by remodelista today on the
Martha Stewart show. I am so honored, lucky and excited. Thank you so much Julie and Janet. You can find my goods locally at the beautiful Maison Reve in down town Mill Valley. If you want to see the video just go to:
http://www.marthastewart.com/article/remodelista
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Ambatalia, making happy dry goods at Maison Reve
Ambatalia, making happy
"Finding sustainable solutions in old world traditions"
I'm so excited that Yasmine at Maison Reve is carrying ambatalia, making happy dry goods this fall. Please come to her beautiful new location down town Mill Valley to see my new line. On this Thursday there will be a special event for Rachel Ashwell , celebrating her new book Shabby Chic Interiors. The store will be extra sparkly and my goods will be wonderfully displayed ready for the picking. If you want to go to the event call Maison Reve to make a reservation. info@maisonreve.com 415.383.9700
Dog beds made out of feed sack hemp in three sizes.
The best looking dog bed I've seen. You can see Pooch loves it.

Denim place mats, From my Julia Child inspired line. Made out of reclaimed
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Julia Child inspired Apron

Like most people, I have been inspired by Julia Child. I did get even more into her with the movie Julie, Julia. I am not a great cook, but Trying hard to become one. Having Julia in this world helps very much. Studying her sensibilities and style has been an obsession for me. Never frilly, and totally practical. I listen to her cooking shows and interviews as I design and sew. Listening very closely to who she is as a woman and chef. My sewing techniques are practiced by again studying old craft aprons from the shoe maker to the iron smith. I have collected them over the years and I copy how they are made. I love love love the history and function of them.This apron is made out of Levi Strauss reclaimed denim. I am so excited to bring this to you.
I am offering it in white stitch and classic blue stitch. I also am making the smock and full apron in this denim. You can find all of my goods on my etsy shop. Thanks for stopping by.
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