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Meeting Amy Dalrymple is like jumping into a very cold pool. She will refresh the heck out of you. Her playful blend of sass and style has catapulted her Made by AmyD clothing line into a full-scale operation. This Friday… [Read More]
The final week of holiday shopping is upon us! That means that if you still have gifts to buy for friends and loved ones, your time is winding down. In order to assist, we’ve reached out to a wide variety… [Read More]
AmyD is migrating her custom-made clothing store south once again, and relocating the shop to Kickstart in The Short North. “There will be an AmyD section in the front-right area of the store,” said founder and designer Amy Dalrymple. “I’ll… [Read More]
This week we talk shop with Amy Dalrymple of AmyD and Olivera Bratich of Wholly Craft about buying locally made goods, the crafting community in Columbus, some upcoming crafting events, and different ways for people to get involved with making… [Read More]
Sometimes I might have a scrap of fabric with some kind of cool image on it that I want to make into a patch and sew onto something else. Also, I’m not as fond of holes in my clothes as… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Seamstress with attitude makes one-of-a-kind duds Tuesday, August 26, 2008 BY KEVIN JOY She’s a mother of three from Lewis Center, a minivan-driving matriarch who shuttles her children to drama club and cooks buttered noodles for dinner…. [Read More]
Ok, Folks! I’m moving my shop to 211 E. Arcadia in Clintonville. I’m very happy about the move because I miss the area. The new shop will be just my clothes and accessories. Keep going to Wholly Craft for all… [Read More]
Columbus, Ohio, USA: The Indie Arts Capital of the World — Independent artists, crafters, and small businesses are creating amazing works right here in Columbus. Consumers can receive a representative sampling of their work by ordering the Columbus City Sampler… [Read More]
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