There is a blue bin in our studio labeled "Blues & Teals." Inside it: navy scraps and cobalt jerseys, teal wovens and aqua cottons, cerulean chiffon, pieces of every blue that ever passed through our hands and was deemed too...
From Scraps to Blooms: What Happened When Children Made Flowers Out of Nothing Published by Priscila Teixeira What if we told you that one of the most powerful things a child can do for their mental health, their creative development,...
Mend in Public at Pickerington Library: Slow Fashion in Action
The Hands That Shape Us: Celebrating Nancy Smeltzer During National Volunteer Month Published by Priscila Teixeira | The Fashion Community & Columbus Fashion Academy What does it look like when someone gives their gifts freely — not because they have...
Nobody Asked for Soccer Jerseys The flight didn't happen. The jerseys are still going. A Family We've Known for Seasons I've known this family for years — the way you know families in this work, which is to say deeply,...
Susan Lee came quietly to our Mend in Public events — until she passed, and her daughter called us. What we discovered changed everything. This is her story, and what her legacy becomes.
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