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When we officially welcomed the Alberta Crossbody Tote into the Klum House collection, we sent it out to a batch of pattern testers and asked them to take it for...

When we launched the Maywood Totepack, we reached out to a handful of our favorite makers and asked them to take it for a test drive!

I’m so excited to introduce you to my friend Jen from Red Thread Studio, a beautiful fabric shop that’s become one of my go-to resources for fresh fabric inspiration. If...

Tying a slip knot is a quick way to make any leather strap adjustable without hardware. This technique is used when making the Alberta Crossbody Tote Pattern, and it gives...

When we create our maker kits, there is always a little fabric leftover on the bolt or leather on the hide. We hate to see these perfectly good offcuts go...

Having a guiding vision and being clear about your values in creative business is everything. If you can prioritize your values, you can not only begin to describe your motivations...

Hi Everyone, I hope you had a wonderful holiday and are enjoying the lull between Christmas and New Years!

Let's talk leather — the backbone of durable, professional-looking bags. It's not just about aesthetics (though a well-chosen leather strap does look amazing). The right leather can turn a good...

Let's talk rivets - those little metal fasteners that pack a serious punch in bag making. Rivets are what turn a regular bag into a tough-as-nails carryall that'll last for...

Hey Makers! I recently sat down with Abby from the Craft Industry Alliance podcast to talk about my journey, the story behind Klum House, and what empowerment means to me. We also dug into my...

With some basic sewing skills and a sense of adventure, it’s totally possible to create durable, professional-quality bags at home, without industrial equipment. In this workshop replay, Ellie teaches waxed...

Calling all bag making newbies! Novice sewists! Hardware hesitant! Bag-curious folks! Here’s where to start, and what you actually need to make your first bag.