Emerging from shelter in place feels strange. Tumbleweed Tienda was built from the direct person to person interactions of the public market. Last year was full of momentum, the exploratory energy of the first year in business. It was a rush! Rushing
My hope when I created Tumbleweed Tienda was to immerse myself in family history, traveling to villages where our ancestors lived to discover more of their stories and find artisans who are continuing to make traditional goods by hand. Last year when
Feels just right to have my mother model these classic chemises. With a birthday in a few days, these photos celebrate her robust health! My mom has become even more beautiful with age. Becoming more comfortable in her own skin as her hair has turned
All moms are hardworking! Beyond the daily routines of home and a full on career in the design industry, my mom, Tricia, has always been a do it yourselfer. She has sewn, knit, macramed, hooked rugs, done ceramics, not to mention the fact that she is
Mom helping me document some of the vintage French dresses today. Stay tuned for more images tomorrow...night night.
This hand sewn chemise de grandpere was washed in lavender soap, wind blown dry & sun bleached before sending off to a lovely customer whom I met in January @psvintagemarket! She went back to Ohio to work as a nurse on the frontlines then contact
Hi! I hope you all are well! Tumbleweed Tienda has temporarily stopped in Palm Springs until we are ready to roll again. As many of you know, I am a one woman show, driving north and south to sell artisanal goods at craft markets in California; hence
Thank you @fogcityflea! I have been busy, busy trying to get my taxes done so that I can take time to update my website! The alpaca slippers & espadrilles are in stock and updated, but I have lots of French vintage that has not made it to the web
Tumbleweeds in the making under a stormy, but hopeful sky! Stay tuned!