10/01/2026
๐ October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month ๐
These pieces are a little more personal for me, so I wanted to share them again. ๐
Last year, I had the honor of creating these three embroidered pieces for two incredible women.
One is a dear friend who I came to know through my sister-in-law, and the other is a local Andover mom who Iโve had the privilege of getting to know better through our kids and youth sports. Sometimes the people we meet through our families and our community become so much more than just familiar faces โ they become people we genuinely care about. โค๏ธ
Each of these was a separate order, but together they tell such a beautiful story:
๐ Fighter
๐ In Memory โข In Honor โข In Hope
๐ Thriver
Behind every ribbon is a story. A woman who has fought, someone who has supported her, someone who is remembering a loved one, or someone who is still holding onto hope.
As a small business owner, Iโm grateful that I get to create things that are more than just clothing. Sometimes I get to create something that carries a little piece of someoneโs story with it. And those are the orders I never take for granted. ๐
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Iโm praying for every woman affected by breast cancer โ those currently fighting, those celebrating remission, those navigating treatment, those living with uncertainty, and those grieving someone they love.
๐ A little prayer:
Lord, please wrap Your arms around every woman facing breast cancer and the families walking beside her. Give them strength when they are weary, peace when they are afraid, hope when the road feels long, and comfort to those who are grieving. Bless the doctors, nurses, caregivers, and everyone working to bring healing. And remind each person affected that they are never alone. Amen. ๐
To the fighters, survivors, thrivers, caregivers, and those remembering someone theyโve lost โ you are seen, you are loved, and you are remembered. ๐
๐ Breast Cancer Awareness Month | October ๐