garment care

Handmade pot holders are both practical and beautiful. Whether they were sewn by you, purchased from a small handmade shop, or received as a thoughtful gift, they deserve a little extra care. Unlike mass-produced kitchen linens, handmade pot holders often include carefully chosen fabrics, batting, stitching, and decorative details that can last for years when cared for properly. The good news is that caring for handmade pot holders is simple. With the right washing, drying, and storage habits, you can keep them clean, sturdy, and ready for everyday kitchen use. …

Handmade bags and accessories are made with care, which means they deserve a little extra care when it comes time to clean them. Whether you have a fabric tote bag, zipper pouch, wristlet, keychain wallet, makeup bag, bowl cozy, or reusable snack bag, washing it the right way can help it last longer and keep it looking beautiful. The good news is that most handmade fabric items are not difficult to clean. You just need to know what materials were used, avoid harsh washing methods, and take your time with …

Most handmade garments can be cleaned like you would normal everyday clothing. The exceptions would be if the item was made from material that would need to be dry cleaned, such as: satin, silk, chiffon, or other high item evening wear/special occasion fabric. These items would be marked on the tag as such. Much of our handmade items are made from cotton or cotton knits and can be placed in a washing machine and tumbled dry with no damage being made to the item. In fact, some items, like our …