Chained In Texas

Well, that was fun & nerve wracking!

Thanks to for having me. ♥️

Hey y’all!
I’m going to be interviewed live on Good Morning Texas tomorrow morning (Friday) about all things chainstitching.
Please join me for what will probably be the longest 5 minutes of my life. 🤠

I finally finished this art piece based on a vintage paint by number. I started this in 2023 and didn’t pick it up again until a few weeks ago. ✔️

A lot of people ask “how long did that take you?” and my reply is always “too long” but this time, I kept tally of my time. Each notch represents a 30 minute stitching segment. It ended up adding up to 1410 minutes or 23.5 hours total. That doesn’t include the set up, color choices and constant second guessing, etc.

Kinda proud of this one though.
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Thanks for the write up Kendall Morgan and The Dallas Observer!

Dallas Artist Andrea Heath Channels Stitch Witchery Into a Fashion Business The former styling director began designing for her husband, The Reverend Horton Heat. Now she refines Western chain stitching for brands such as Kendra Scott.

Just wanted to wish everyone the best for the coming year and to say thanks for all the support in 2024.
I’m very grateful for my family, friends and the little business that I built. ❤️

Hey y’all! 🤠
I’m excited to be part of the Double Wide Flea Market in Deep Ellum this Sunday 4/14. I’ll be stitching live from 12-5 and will have bandanas available for personalization and a plethora of blank, mostly denim jackets available for customizing. (& other goods)
Thank you and for the invite.❤️

Come on out! It’s going to be a beautiful day! 💋
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Finishing up this dress on Western Wednesday 🤠.
I’m hoping I can squeeze into it for the Ameripolitan Awards coming up soon.
This one took a lot of hand sewing and I’m really glad it’s almost done.


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A new kitty patch. 🐆
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Looking forward to this!
Save the date.
September 23rd, Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth.
(my hometown…
Southside forever!🤠)

Give them a follow
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Derwood Music & Machine will feature an eclectic mixture of heirloom-quality unique wares that will last—not just years but possibly a lifetime.

From chain-stitched coats to handmade selvage denim, cast bronze sculpture to custom-made knives, unique jewelry, hand-crafted leather and more.

If it is made with pride and uncompromising cratsmanship, you’ll find it at Derwood Derwood Music & Machine.

If you are a maker and would like to feature your craft in the September 23rd event, please complete a submission form through our link in bio.