Moving sale + celebration ✨ Tomorrow is a bittersweet day. My favorite space in Charlotte and the space I’ve called home for my studio for the past five years, @covetatelier, is closing and will be transitioning to being solely online. The closing celebration will be happening tomorrow from 12-6, so come and snag the last bit of product and celebrate the closing of one of the most beautiful store that’s ever had life here in Charlotte. There will be food + drink and lots of feelings and all product will be 30% off. We are moving studios as well, so we will have a batch of our goods installed along with our fabrics by the yard that will also be a part of the sale. Covet (and Kim esp.), I love you and I can’t wait to celebrate this iteration of your business!

What an amazing time we’ve had these last few weeks in our winter coat workshop. These ladies worked hard, learned new techniques, learned tips and tricks for sewing with wool and built their confidence with new sewing projects. Coats can be a long, tedious process, and they took on the challenge beautifully! So proud of these ladies! And just look how radiant they look in their new coats! Photos by the crazy talented @elizabeth.ranunculus

Well, Happy New Year! We have been awful quiet over here for a while and I’m excited to come out of our time away with an exciting announcement! Have you always wanted to design a custom coat? Then join us for our Winter Coat Workshop! We’ve partnered with @covetatelier once again to offer a brand new workshop. In this three-part course, you will learn best practices for customizing a pattern + working with winter fabrics + how to sew a custom Deanna Coat for yourself. This style is currently not offered on our website, but is forever a favorite of ours from all of the styles we’ve offered from passed seasons. ——— Course Dates: Saturday, January 22nd + January 29th + February 5th, 9AM-1PM This class is designed for attendants with a base knowledge of home sewing + how to use a sewing machine. All materials provided, but attendants are encouraged to bring their own machines (if they have one) to help personalize the learning process. A complimentary studio snack will be provided, too!

Don’t forget we still have masks. Be safe out there folks ✨

Alright guys were doing it again! But this time taking it up a notch! ✨🪡 • Have you taken our Sewing Fundamentals course? Are you a sewer that knows your way around your machine but wants to learn beyond just the basics? Then the Advanced Sewing course is right for you! We’ve partnered yet again with our pals @covetatelier to bring you this three part, intermediate level course. • In this three part course, you will learn more about how to customize/grade a garment, how to select the best fabric per season, and how to sew/create a custom Joni pant or short for yourself. Link in bio. to sign up! —— Course dates: Saturday, September 11th + 18th + 25th 9AM-1PM • To keep everyone safe + supported, temp checks + masks will be required for all attendants.

What a blast this sewing course has been! We spent three weeks learning about our machines, the tools and verbiage used, how to read a commercial pattern, how to sew seams, bias strips and hems, and the general construction of a garment. I always come away from teaching this course feeling so fulfilled. I love that moment when things just click for a student and it starts getting easier and feels a bit more natural. These girls did an amazing job on their tops, and, as always, I love seeing the joy when they put on their pieces they just created. ✨

Always wanted to learn to sew? Want to learn a new skill? Well, we’ve partnered again with our besties at @covetatelier for our Sewing Fundamentals course, and we still have a few spots left! • This three-part course covers: the parts of your machine, all the tools to use, how to properly work your machine, how to cut out/size a garment, and how to sew/create a custom Elspeth Tank, the perfect summer top! Join • Plus 10% of course profits will be donated to @makewelcome, a local non-profit that offers “skills training, friendship, community development, and employment opportunities for refugee and immigrant women in Charlotte, NC.” • Link in bio to sign up + learn with us! ✂️✨

We are thrilled to announce that we are bringing back our sewing courses! We’re starting with our beginners sewing course this summer! • Always wanted to learn to sew? Have a machine that’s collecting dust because you don’t know how to use it? Want to learn a new skill? Then join us June 19th, June 26th & July 3rd from 9AM-1PM to learn the basics and fundamentals of sewing with Morgan Wagstaff from Two Fold Clothing. In this three-part course, you will learn the parts of your machine, all of the tools used, how to properly work your machine, how to cut out/size a garment, and how to sew/create a custom Elspeth Tank for yourself. • We will be giving 10% of profits to @makewelcome, a local non-profit, that offers “skills training, friendship, community development, and employment opportunities for refugee and immigrant women in Charlotte, NC.” | Health protocols will remain in place for class attendants as we strive to keep everyone safe + supported. Link in bio. to sign up!

A stack of black and white on the agenda today 🤍🖤

Well, hello again! Towards the latter part of this past year, I became very quiet on this platform. I was questioning things (my business model, what I ultimately hope to get out of life and where I saw this business going, etc.) and when I feel a bit lost with no answers I collapse internally. I had no capacity for external expression and kept mostly to myself. Now, with a new year beginning, I’ve been reflecting and looking forward. I still don’t know exactly what’s to come for this year and Two Fold, but I’m excited at the things I’m working towards! If interested, stay plugged in with our Instagram and newsletter for updates and releases. Some exciting things are in the works and I can’t wait to share more!

The ever-beautiful and inspiring @loveoffering wearing the Kayo dress in sand raw silk 🌾 (words are hers also)

I had a conversation with someone much older than myself today who pointed out a few things that could be better about my body. In this conversation I learned a lot about why we talk down to other women and tell them their appearance isn’t “up to par”. We project to others what has been said to us (through the media and people in our personal lives). If we feel like we aren’t skinny enough, don’t have big enough boobs, have too large an ass, etc. we see those “flaws” in others. Do I have things I wish I could change, absolutely. But am I proud of my figure and love the body I’ve been given? ABSOLUTELY! I choose to love my body (I only get one) and celebrate every body out there. I could so easily look at myself and nitpick what I wish was different, but I am who I am and I’ve worked hard to learn to love this version of myself. I will not let anyone diminish my worth because there are things that aren’t up to their standards. No matter your size, shape, height, color I celebrate you and want you to know you are beautiful JUST AS YOU ARE! Now, go light up the world and let that beauty shine 🌟