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About
Jacquelyn is a multimedia artist and small business owner. She has a passion for upcycling and incorporating sustainable design into all facets of her work. She is excited to share her knowledge about using secondhand materials to create new pieces across a variety of crafting mediums.
DIY RESOURCE BLOG
Do you ever look at something and think,
“I could make that!”
Well, I know you can! Check out my blog for DIY crafting tutorials, free patterns and upcycling project ideas.
What is upcycling?
The process of making something new from materials that already exist is called upcycling. This is my favorite way to prevent fabric waste, use up my scraps, and find creative ways to use the materials at hand. Upcycling can look very different depending on what you’re starting with, so the fun of it is being creative with your materials and envisioning a new life for them.
Do you want a custom upcycled piece made from your own clothes?
Submit a request for custom upcycled work!
Want to try it out yourself?
Check out my step-by-step tutorial on upcycling old caps and beanies with embroidery! Even if your hat has a design on it already, it can be transformed into something new. Free daisy embroidery pattern with instructions is included!
Meet the maker
Jacquelyn is a multimedia artist that loves to experiment with a wide variety of art forms. Her skills include watercolor, gouache and acrylic painting, fiber arts like crochet, knitting and sewing, digital illustration, tattoo design, and more.
She is focused on incorporating sustainable design into every aspect of her work. All upcycled apparel is handmade from secondhand garments and textiles. All embroidered hats are sourced secondhand, stripped of their previous design, and re-made into something new. Scraps are saved and used in future projects.
Jacquelyn is always learning, challenging herself in a new skill, and growing her business. Over 10 years of making art she’s learned a few things that she’d like to share. Check out the DIY resource blog for tutorials, free patterns and project inspiration.
