Sip & Dipitees

Great photos of downtown. We envisioned our shop opened for the holidays, the pandemic had other plans. We patiently wait for the breakthrough doing a bit at a time. Happy Holidays to you, your family, and our neighbors downtown.

Purchase these early buys before Thanksgiving! https://etsy.me/2pzhESa

Rudolph didn’t make the cut- he has to work tomorrow... but you know Prancer Dancer and Blitzen know where the party is at! https://etsy.me/2pzhESa
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Move over silver... we’re all about that navy and gold 🎶 🎅🏻 Order this “not your typical Christmas color” super soft t!

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Rudolph said heck yeah to plaid everything this holiday season! Get in on these buttery soft leggings (if you’re rocking the ‘rona like me) to hide all those cookies!!! https://etsy.me/2pzhESa 🎅🏻 🍪 🥛

All about the bold red this season! 🎅🏻
I am finally getting some time to work on shirts again! This one is preorder by Thanksgiving here >>>> https://etsy.me/2pzhESa

Like it without the writing? Let us know upon ordering!!!

Huge thanks to everyone patiently waiting for us to open! We can’t wait to make shirts and offer retail clothing to downtown Springfield and beyond! 💋

Although we are still a work in progress, we invite you to stop by and see what we’re up to. We will have some of our previous line of shirts all on sale for only $5 each so we can make room for new designs. We also are excited to have lip balms and soaps there and The Neighborhood Craftsman there showing off their amazing woodworking!
Thanks to News Sun for the coverage and my husband Mike Tackett for putting up with my shenanigans! ❤️ Sara Norman

New Springfield retail store to hold soft opening tonight Sip & Dipitees, a “trendy” shirt making shop with a “boutique style vibe,” is located on South Fountain Avenue inside the Clark County Heritage Center building.

Larry and Mike at the shirt shop today...

Stop by for to see our progress 5-8!!

Tracey Tackett shares herself and her love of Springfield through her business ventures Tracy Tackett, the owner and founder of the paint bar, calls it a “social art-working studio,” to emphasize that the art projects aren’t just decorative, but create the networking and camaraderie her customers enjoy. A skilled artist leads each group, showing them step-by-step how to make a pa...

This week we’re hustling organizing and set up for a soft opening for First Friday! *Cross fingers here