​Purchased a couple of things from New Brothread on Amazon let’s unbox it!

Links to items in the video:
*Metallic thread bundle
https://amzn.to/432yBUY

*Variegrated thread bundle
https://amzn.to/4mt2cia

*Reflective thread bundle
https://amzn.to/432zblC

*Spool Thread Rack 
https://amzn.to/4miFVU9

*Water Soluble Machine Embroidery Stabilizer
https://amzn.to/3FiMZPL
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- Video unboxing glow in the dark and UV thread
https://youtu.be/9nxQdxlld5g?si=EfVTzP989qO6Bx8Z

-Video trying out the glow in the dark and UV thread 
​https://youtu.be/PsUwsmUb0NM?si=PRaVDd9nnroEHM7-

​File up on my shop if you would like to make it here

​A vlog, working on some new items for the shop and trying out the glitter heat transfer vinyl with my embroidery machine...

              I have so many things planned for 2023 but first let me quickly recap 2022. I started the year with going back to school and taking a screen printing and embroidery class. Once I was done with those classes; I started doing my research on what embroidery machine I should get and even visited my first Expo. I filmed a vlog of my whole journey but for some reason Youtube is being weird and not allowing YT Shorts to be posted or shared so if you would like to watch that content go directly to my Youtube channel here or my Instagram page here. I thought there was something wrong with my blog but I was able to figure out that those videos sadly won't be posted here. Anyways, I was of course super busy with my shop and Halloween orders while getting comfortable using my embroidery machine and I ended the year with finally buying an embroidery software.
               And here we are 2023, I plan on teaching myself how to use Embrilliance and digitizing my own artwork. I searched for a school that offered a digitizing class but I couldn't find anything so I'm on my own on this but thankfully there's some awesome tutorials on Youtube using that software. I also just started a 4 week course for a 3D pattern class I'm taking this month; so this year is definitely another year full of learning. If you would like to follow along again, checkout my other social media accounts for updates but overall excited to learn new things!

-Yesenia

Let’s make Princess Belle's Christmas winter cape/poncho! More info on how to drape the poncho on my Lydia Spiderweb poncho tutorial! Watch the first part!
-Yesenia

                       The past couple of weeks I’ve been cleaning up my socials and trying to work more on my branding. I started this blog back in 2012 when I started college and was working on my fashion degree. So, as you can see this blog holds a lot of memories through the years as I’ve grown up and my career as taken off. Even though last year wasn’t what we expected with the whole pandemic and lockdown, it gave me the opportunity to sit back and take things slow. I did a LOT of reflecting and growing. So, entering 2021 I was able to go in with a positive mindset and grow my business. It has been such an amazing year I honestly can’t believe we are so close to a new year! With this in mind I decided to make a few changes around here but this time I’m stating over. I made a big decision to make a lot of my previous content private. I want a fresh start to share my improved skills and focus more on my business. I will still share a few diys here and there but I’m excited to share more of my life as a small business owner/creator.
                      So, yup I’m entering 2022 with big changes and setting higher goals for myself. As for my new office area, I’ve attached a pic to share with you. I FREAKEN LOVE HOW IT TURNED OUT! This was one of my favorite quarantine projects from last year. I now have a space to design, edit videos and do all of the bookkeeping. I’ve really been enjoying this space to the fullest and I even decorated it for Christmas! (Stay tune for a quick Christmas bow tutorial I’ll be posting tomorrow) but yup, that’s my little life update and excited for what’s to come!

As always, stay crafty and I’ll talk to you soon
-Yesenia

I've been doing a little online shopping the past couple of days; buying tools for my sewing room. I use to have some pretty floral acrylic paper weights a while back but sadly I broke them. So I decided to buy some new ones and I found some really cute sew themed ones from StarlightStitchery  on Etsy...

             It's that time of year again, where I go on the hunt for some cute sew themed gifts to share with you! In today's post, I'll be unboxing and sharing the Signs of the SEWdiac Gift Box created by Samantha Claridge. I'm IN LOVE with the whole concept and creativity that went into creating this collection...