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Creating something beautiful while soaking in the beauty around me.

Wearing many hats over here, and one of my favorites is bringing people together.

Sip N Stitch Columbus feeds my need to be creative and connect with others who love fiber arts. If you crochet, knit, cross-stitch, quilt, embroider, or dabble in anything crafty, this is for you.
Our Sip N Stitch events are extremely chill, no agenda, no pressure. Just bring your project, grab a friend (or come solo!), and hang out with us at a local brewery. Good vibes, creative energy, and great people.

📅 Save the 2026 dates!
I’ll be posting locations by the end of the year.
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👉 Or join the Facebook Group to connect, chat, and talk all things crafty: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sipnstitchcolumbus
I’d absolutely love for you to join us.

Even though it was a quiet and chill weekend I was only able to get 4 hats done. That puts the total at 20 winter hats.
The goal is to get these in the hands of a local charity to distribute to those who need them.

In cleaning my craft room, I unraveled some projects I never finished or didn’t like anymore. Decided to make shawls to donate to a local nursing home. Took a while but here are five I finished.

T-shirt poncho anyone? Upcycled one of my husband’s old t-shirt to make this super cute poncho. What do you think?

Saturday night consists of room service, crochet & the Bad Bunny concert.

Back in Columbus and somehow it’s colder here than in Chicago! Day 3 of knitting progress—trusting the process, one stitch at a time. Axel’s thrilled to have me home, though!
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Day 2 of this shawl project and I’m loving how it’s coming together! 🧶 Had an amazing weekend with fellow crafters, playing with yarn and meeting such wonderful people. Grateful for the creative energy and inspiration!

My finished project from Stitch Up Chicago
The Basic AF Crochet Cowl by .
Azteca yarn by