Are you looking for personalized gifts for your bridal party? Or are you in need of the perfect shawl for your late summer or fall wedding? Do you have a hardcore sports fan in your family or friend group? Are you searching for the perfect gift for a potential Little Sister or Little Brother in advance of fall sorority and fraternity recruitment? Look no further.
On June 17, Living Threads Co. and Milk & Honey celebrated the advent of the summer season with a community Open House! Attendees enjoyed delicious, locally-sourced sweet and savory treats prepared fresh at Milk & Honey, learned about LTCo.’s new products and partnerships, and watched videos detailing the creation process for some of LTCo.’s beautiful textiles, and were able to enter a raffle to try to win a handwoven throw from Nicaragua. As always, we had a wonderful time catching up friends, getting to know new faces, and the event was a great opportunity for the Northeast Harbor business community to come together and kick off the summer season.
Come visit Living Threads Co. during Northeast Harbor Gallery Night every other Thursday evening beginning July 7 from 4:30-6:30 p.m.; stop by to pick up a cozy blanket or throw before Northeast Harbor Movies on the Green, each Thursday night at 8:00 p.m. beginning July 7; or drop in during normal business hours to learn about our products and artisan partnerships. If we don’t have a color combination you are looking for, we’d be happy to work with you to come up with a design that meets your needs. If you aren’t in Maine this summer, check out our online store or look for our new storefront opening in Reston Town Center, VA in early July!
Written by Devin Mack
Photos by Devin & Amanda
It has been nearly a year since the devastating earthquake of April 2015 rippled through Nepal. Not only did buildings crumble but livelihoods have suffered ever since due to a decrease in tourism throughout the country. Check out our Blog and learn more about the work Living Threads Co. is doing to help connect artisans to markets and provide you with beautiful new artisan textiles.
Check out this podcast interview with our founder Amanda Zehner as she shares lessons learned and a vision of social enterprise with Virginia Tech graduate students in Blacksburg, Virginia.
