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The Cheryl Dress is named after my mom, Cheryl — the woman who taught me to sew, who taught me patience, who taught me that handmade things carry pieces of us. She was a very special lady, and designing a dress in her honour has been emotional in the best possible way. Every line, every curve, every detail carries a little bit of her.

This year’s success is hard to put into words. Saying “thank you” doesn’t feel like enough—but I thank you all. For your hard work, your donations, and above all, the love you poured into every dress. Your compassion is felt in every seam, and your impact will ripple far beyond what you can see.

If you are making a dress for charity. The last thing many do is sew the label on. Here are three options of where your label should go. Just remember the label needs to be seen on the front of the dress.

September will be here before you know it! That is when Project Dress A Girl goes into full swing! 2025 is going to be a exciting year. I love to participate in project dress a girl created by my friend Mari @marisews | Inspired Stitches on YouTube. Her enthusiasm for this special project is hard to resist.