Handwritten · Stitched in red · Made to last
Some words
deserve to
last.
Turn your loved one's handwriting into something you can keep. Stitched in red thread on natural cotton canvas.
A few favourites.
How to order.
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Place your order
Pick your region, choose your quantity and check out.
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Send your handwriting
DM me your photo on Instagram. If it's our first chat, send a quick hi before the photo — Instagram sometimes holds photos back in new conversations until I've replied.
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I'll have a look
I'll let you know if I have any questions.
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I stitch your keepsake
Now accepting commissions for November and later. Orders are stitched on a first-come, first-served basis. Your place in the queue is only held once I've received your photo and approved your note — until I've heard from you, you're not yet in the queue, and your piece may move to a later month. If you need it for a specific date, send a DM before ordering.
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It arrives
Wrapped and shipped from Switzerland, ready to give or keep.
Reserve your commission
Stitched in red thread on natural cotton canvas · 5 × 7 inches (approx. 13 × 18 cm) · frame not included · fits any standard 5 × 7 inch frame
Stripe handles the checkout. After that, just say hi and send your photo on Instagram.
Unsure about your note? Message me firstBefore you send.
The best keepsakes say one thing, and say it well. A sentence, a signature, a few words that matter. A little longer is welcome too, within a few lines rather than a full page. If you're starting from a long letter or quote, send it: together we find the lines worth holding on to, so what's kept is the heart of it, not everything around it.
- Short notes
- Signatures
- A few meaningful words
- Small sections from longer letters
- Child handwriting
- Small, simple drawings
A clear photo or scan works best. Natural light, taken straight from above.
A few things to avoid- Blurry photos
- Heavy shadows
- Screenshots from far away
- Very dark lighting
- Folded notes covering the handwriting
Each keepsake is stitched to order. I aim to get as close to your handwriting as I can, but transferring it into thread on canvas is never a pixel-perfect copy. Small deviations are part of every piece, and part of its character. The goal is to carry the feeling of your handwriting, not to clone it. Unsure? Message me.