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What does it take to run a mending business?
On Monday, I announced the closing of Old Flame Mending’s brick and mortar shop. I was honest about it; I’ve been at it for 6 years, I’ve poured many forms of energy into this business, and right now I have nothing left to give. We’re closi...
What radicalized you?
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Today, someone asked me why I am passionate about sustainability. It’s such a deep and simple question, with an answer I feel I am constantly living + breathing, but had never taken a moment to actually answer...
Home Economics
"Home Ec just isn't taught in schools anymore."
This is a conversation that I find myself having again and again with our customers. And it's true- home ec classes have significantly declined since the early 2000s. There are underlying re...
Dream Baby Dream
The word mend has a certain ring to it. The phonetics evoke a comfort, a care, a poem, and a pleasure. Mending is a radical act~ it rejects how things are and imagines a different reality. Together we can dream for a more sustainable future...
Child of the Rustbelt, Mother of a mending business
This piece is adapted from a talk I gave in Cleveland at Rustbelt Fibershed’s 1st Annual Symposium: The Potential for Place-based Textiles, on January 27, 2024.
A major part of my identity is that of a Pittsburgher. People both inside...
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