I design and personally sew every walker bag in my shop. Sewing has been part of my life for many years — beginning with clothing construction and mending, and later studying at the Design Academy in Chicago, where I learned the importance of thoughtful, functional design.
My professional background includes supervising fabric‑industry departments and running cutting rooms, where precision, consistency, and craftsmanship were essential. Over the years, I also worked in designing and sewing leather goods and handbags, gaining experience with durable materials, structure, and detailed construction — skills that now influence the strength and quality of my walker bags.
One of the most meaningful parts of my career was helping programs in developing countries create prosthetics for physically disabled individuals. That experience deeply shaped the way I think about accessibility, independence, and dignity, and it continues to inspire my work today.
I bring all of that experience into my walker bag designs. I enjoy developing fresh ideas and refining each bag to make it more functional, durable, and comfortable. My goal is simple: to create handmade walker bags that help people stay organized, independent, and confident while using their mobility walkers.