When it comes to fashion, hats have re-emerged as a statement item, allowing women to punctuate their sense of style.
Just ask designer Amina Marie Hood, who has created her own signature line of millinery here in Kansas City. She features two lines — couture and commercial line A.HOOD.
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Meet Meredith, Harley, Rosie, Tabitha and Lady Flannigan.
They are just some of the “chicks” hanging out in the coop of The City Girl Farm, a Kansas City business. These chicks are the creation of Sally Linville and her team of artisans. (more…)
Johanna Miller is a lifelong knitter. Starting at age 6, Miller took a break from the craft before returning to it at 19.
“I like it because I get really fidgety when I don’t have something to do,” she said.
These days, Miller has plenty to keep her busy—working as a full-time hairstylist and running Potion Yarns, her own hand-dyed yarn business. Miller started her company in 2016 with the encouragement of her husband, Brek Miller, a graphic artist with a local law firm. (more…)
Designing the perfect playground for its customers is based on one very important element for ABCreative — listening to its customers and meeting their needs.
“A lot of companies focus just on selling equipment as cheap as they can get it,” said ABCreative President Karen Herren. “We always consult our customer and look at what they want. We look at what they have and don’t have and design from there. We create enjoyable community spaces.” (more…)
If you use food and beverage products that come in glass, “Ben” hopes you will help feed the big purple bins throughout the Kansas City area.
“Ben” is the purple winged bottle mascot of Ripple Glass, the area’s recycler of glass products with purple containers across the metro and beyond. In 2017, the company celebrated recycling its 1 billionth bottle, and next year, Ripple will mark its 10th anniversary. (more…)
The growth of the artisanal food industry has allowed more people to bring their dreams of traditionally made products into reality.
Take Sarah Hoffmann, owner of Green Dirt Farm near Weston. (more…)
Growing up near Oklahoma City, a young Brady Vest shared his passion for drawing with his grandfather, sketching horses and other Midwestern scenes. (more…)
The number of women serving in the clergy has continued to rise, and with it, so has the need to be appropriately attired. (more…)
For many of us, when we hear Brookside, Waldo or Crossroads, we think of those iconic Kansas City-area neighborhoods. (more…)
Ask Kodi Theilgaard his favorite part about his job, and it’s tough to pin him down. (more…)
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