Salt Lake City, Utah
She's stitched her way
around the world.
Isabelle isn't your typical embroiderer. She's a world citizen who picked up a needle and never put it down.
The Origin
Five continents. One thread.
Growing up, Isabelle moved constantly — her family chased adventure the way most families chase a comfortable routine. She ate noodles in Tokyo, learned color from the tile-setters of Marrakech, and sat with weavers in Oaxaca who could tell a story with a single knot. Every place left something behind — a texture, a pattern, a way of seeing the ordinary as extraordinary.
The American Thread
Proudly rooted here.
Through all of it, Izzy never forgot where she was from. She sees American life — the mountains, the diners, the handmade signs on main streets, the quiet pride in small towns — with eyes sharpened by comparison. She's proud to be American precisely because she knows what the rest of the world looks like. That contrast lives in every piece she makes.
The Studio
Beauty in the small things.
Isabelle landed in Salt Lake City and immediately fell in love with its contradictions — mountain grandeur next to desert stillness, a deeply rooted community that still makes room for the strange and new. She opened Stiches n' Co. to do what she's always done: find the beauty hiding in plain sight and put it somewhere you can wear it, hang it, or give it away.
What Makes Izzy Different
- ✦No clip-art, no templates. Every design is hand-digitized from scratch, informed by a global visual vocabulary most embroiderers simply don't have.
- ✦No minimum orders. Want one patch? Done. Izzy believes great things shouldn't require a bulk discount to exist.
- ✦The 48-Hour Drawing. Every two days, one exclusive numbered piece — available to anyone who enters. Because extraordinary art should be reachable.
- ✦Stories, not just stitches. Each commission starts with a conversation. The thread follows.
Places That Shaped Her Work
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