Your privacy choices

If you're interested in creating a custom piece, I’m so excited to bring your vision to life! I’ll just need either a very detailed description and/or a reference photo sent to strgrlstudioz@gmail.com to start.

To ensure the best possible fit, please include the following measurements:

- Bust (around the fullest part of your chest)

- Waist (your torso, usually above the belly button)

- Hips (around the fullest part of your hips and butt)

- Shoulder to Shoulder (straight across your upper back)

- Arm Length (top of your shoulder down to your wrist)

- Upper Arm Circumference (just below the shoulder)

- Desired length of the piece (e.g. how long you want the skirt, dress, or top to be—with measurements)

I’ll also need to know your preferred yarn type and color (see the guide below), but if you’d rather leave some of those decisions up to me, that’s totally fine too! Just let me know where you'd like me to get creative!

Yarn Sizes & What They’re Good For 📏
Weight: 5 (Bulky and Sometimes Fluffy!)

Great for: Sweaters, cardigans, decor, hats—and maybe even a chunky dress!
Bulky yarns can be smooth or super fluffy. Personally, I’m a huge fan of the fluffy kind (think Bernat Fluffee). It’s cozy, plush, and perfect for cooler weather pieces.

Weight: 4 (The Classic Standard)

Great for: Literally anything!
This is your go-to, average yarn size—the one most people picture when they think of yarn. It’s versatile and dependable, though in my opinion, the texture can sometimes be a little… basic. Still, it’s a solid choice for almost any project!

Weight: 3 (Soft and Baby-Friendly)

Great for: Also literally anything
This yarn weight is a joy to work with and comes in all sorts of textures. It’s often soft enough for baby garments, but also works beautifully for adult wearables. A quick steam can take any roughness right out!

Weight: 2 (Light and Lovely)

Great for: Tops, dresses, sleeves, and detailed pieces
I love working with this weight! It’s what I use in my Colosseum Top. It’s usually super soft and creates elegant, breathable pieces that are perfect for layering or warm-weather wear.

**Note: The smaller the yarn, the more I’ll use—and the more intricate the piece will feel. Smaller weights are also great for light and breezy wearables.