Over the past few weeks, sewers all over the U.S. raided their fabric stashes. They have been answering the call that begged for face masks. Although I hadn’t turned on my sewing machine in years, I was among those braving the depths of our fabric hoards. I found all kinds of cotton fabric that literally…

What exactly is the Peachtree Street Society? Well, it’s a concept brought upon by our new reality of social distancing. Closing the shop to the public was incredibly hard for me. Not just because it signified a loss of sales, but also a loss of contact. I had wonderful conversations inside my store and often…

With a heavy heart, I’ve decided to temporarily close the Peachtree Street storefront. This has been a difficult decision, but has been made with the best interests of my family, customers and community in mind. This is, undoubtably, a challenging time for everyone. But, this is temporary and in supporting each other, we WILL pull…

For a long time, I’ve toyed with the idea of owning a shop. For some reason, I had it stuck in my head that it would be when I “retired” so that I could have a hobby. That changed one day when I woke up to a message from a sweet friend of mine. She…

Ok, so I have a store. Peachtree Street is described as a home decor boutique and you will often hear me refer to it as “The Shop.” With that being said, what can you expect when you visit? Well, that is difficult to answer. Especially since I’m not open yet! I’m hoping that expectations can’t…

I often watch my children and gain inspiration from them. I love watching them grow and learn and find things that bring them joy. Then, I step back and see other kids who are just as spectacular, each in their own way. It’s amazing what you can see when you take the time and really…

I often get the question, “How do you do it all?” I’m raising three kids, starting a retail business from scratch, involved in local community committees, and working part-time as a consultant. And those are just a few of the responsibilities on my plate. There are a lot of late nights and early mornings. Even…