Nizhoniful Me

Attend a Navajo wedding with me! ✨️

This was my very first Navajo wedding that I've attended and it was such a special experience. 💕

I feel really blessed to have been invited and want to congratulate my cousin Jordan & his wife Tate on getting married. 🤗💐

I’m going to a Navajo wedding, so let’s sew something to wear! ✂️✨

I found this beautiful satin fabric from & I knew it would be perfect for this project. Satin can be a tricky fabric to sew with and a bit out of my comfort zone but, in the end, I learned a lot and the dress came out beautiful! 💕

Let me know in the comments what I should sew next!

Spent the night at the rodeo 🐂✨

I don’t usually go to events like this, but it was really special getting to experience something that means so much within the community.

Thank you for inviting me! 💕

If you're a Native seamstress, you need to check this place out! ✂️✨️

I came here looking for the perfect fabric for my masani skirt & their velvet options were endless. 😍

They also had a whole wall of ribbon in various sizes, just imagine the ribbon skirts you could make with these!

I ended up leaving with a pink velvet, as well as a blue velvet fabric, and I can already tell these masani skirts are going to be so cute! 🪡💕

They actually have three locations in the Valley, so let me know if you end up checking them out.

SAS Fabrics:
📍 1700 E Apache Blvd, Tempe, AZ 85281
📍 9840 N 19th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021
📍 1111 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014

What better way to show your love to someone than making them a Navajo Tea bouquet? ☺️🌸

This project reminds me so much of picking Navajo tea with my family and how we would sit around the table in my masání’s hogan drinking our tea. ☕️💕

Let me know if you plan to try this out! 👇🏼

So happy I got to see in concert ☺️💕🎶

This is the perfect gift for someone that's just starting out their jewelry collection! 🎀

We're back with another thrifted + Native gift idea: ✨️ Jewelry Edition ✨️

I had so much fun putting this one together, I love the idea of passing down jewelry to loved ones. It makes it that much more special and personable.

Let me know if this is something you'd gift to a loved one! 🥰

Clean this vintage mirror with me! ✨️

I'm back with another thrifted gift idea incorporating Indigenous-owned brands: ✨️ Sewing Kit Edition ✨️

I wanted this sewing kit to include all the items needed to make a ribbon skirt and basic sewing essentials. 🧵

Let me know if you plan to recreate this! 🤗

PRODUCTS SHOWN:
🪡 B. Yellowtail []: Fabric
🪡 Thrifted: Sewing Basket & Velvet Fabric
🪡 Wal-Mart & Amazon: Other Sewing Basics - these were purchased new since they're a bit harder to thrift!

A little reminder that holiday gifting can be both sustainable and supportive. ☺️🌱💕

This haircare gift basket was created using thrifted pieces alongside Indigenous-owned brands, an easy way to gift with care and intention.

More thrifted + Native gift ideas coming soon! ✨

PRODUCTS SHOWN:
🎀 Sister Sky []: Shampoo, Conditioner & Comb
🎀 Momma Yazzie [www.MommaYazzie.com]: Scrunchies
🎀 Kitsch: Hair Towel, Bobby Pins & Elastics
🎀 Thrifted: Wicker Basket & Glass Tray
🎀 DIY: Tsiiyeel Scrunchie