ABOUT US | oliveloom

Sewists and Loomineers

Retired small business owner who loves to sew. "I'm loving to make all these tunics. I'm learning so much about my machines. I figured out a process that is really efficient and uses all my machine! I love sewing for Olive Loom."

Mother-daughter. Designer & sewist. Lou - retired RN. Leah, Masters in Political Science, Student George Washington University

Grandmother of Claudia. Manager. Sewist. Retired from corporate life. Mother to smart, PhD daughters. Feminist.

Stay at home Mom with 3 kids and a husband. Manages the Bentonville Farmer's Market. Has sewing and photography studio in her front room and lots of chickens. Loves sewing aprons. Mom to…Mom to Katrina, model. Degree in Middle Eastern Studies.

Taylor is our pattern maker. Taylor graduated with honors from Washington State University with a degree in Fashion Design. She completed an internship with the Danish Design School in Copenhagen, Europe. She loves art and textile design. Engaged to Lance and Mom to Gordo, her lovable black lab, she resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Retired bookkeeper, homemaker. Very active in her church. Loves making vests and jackets. Avid collector of many things. Enjoys retirement with her retired husband, Richard, my distant cousin.

Retired USPS & Small business owner. Loves alterations and wedding dresses. An expert at making our drawstring bags! This definitely helps her with her lifestyle and church activitites.

"Love sewing and love working with Olive Loom ! Everyone buy buy buy our beautiful sewing creations !"

Retired, stay at home wife. Loves rescue dogs. Loves serging and sewing. Has two black terriers and one wiemerheimer rescue dog at home.

Models

Bongo loves this snug, warming coat. And he looks so handsome and regal. Bongo belongs to Leah. He wears a medium. He weights 18 lbs.

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COUNTING SHOE BAGS

With every purchase, the customer gets to pick out a shoe bag made by a local woman. We work with women who cannot hold a traditional jobs to supplement their incomes. Some are caregivers. Some are stay at home Moms. Some work full time. Some are retired. All of them love to Sew.

We use these sustainable shoe bags instead of plastic or paper and they are made from our remnants. We started counting in January 2017, As customers pick out their shoe bag, we get to tell our story.

Olive Loom empowers women by enhancing their talents as seamstresses to produce the Olive Loom clothing & homegoods line, a line made with local love in every stitch.

Sewists and Loomineers

Models

COUNTING SHOE BAGS