Stitching Culture Harvest Festival Crafts
Native American Heritage ~ November 2025

This season, I’m opening the doors of Stitching Culture, both online and in Studio 104 of the historic Mercy Hospital, the very building where I was born. Every piece offered in my store is made slowly, prayerfully, with purpose and intention. From the earth to the cloth, from memory to making, these creations honor the traditions of my Tuscarora, Seminole, and Gullah Geechee ancestors who stitched, dyed, and dreamed with their hands.

Every item tells a story, and every purchase supports the continuation of traditional textile practices passed down through generations of makers on Contentnea Creek Homeland, Daniel Hill, and East Wilson. Join me in celebrating faith through fashion, memory through making, and heritage through handwork.

Each week, I’ll feature a new item reflecting the heart of my practice: faith, sustainability, and creative healing. From this ground, we grow together.

SNEAK PEEK
Handmade Treasures Celebrating Indigenous Geechee Textile Traditions Learned On Daniel Hill & In East Wilson, NC + Georgetown & Johns Island, SC

Click the image or link below to read each items story.