The secret is in the ‘buttercream
We sat down with Bria Day, founder of Disheveled Diva and the talent behind Signature Buttercream to hear how it came to transform favorites—like a classic grilled cheese—and how you can try it in your kitchen.
Don’t take our word for it.
Be ready to stroll farmers’ markets and carry home all your local artisan goods in these one-of-a-kind tote bags handmade in collaboration with United Sewing & Design in Hartford, CT. Utilizing upcycled materials, each order supports small local businesses and helps keep brand-new nylon materials from our landfills—what better way to live local and feel good?
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Going Beyond Frosting
Buttercream designed for those who love a bit of sweetness and a bit of savory. We've had people tell us they melt Signature Buttercream into their coffee and on their toast. Below are some recipes that are easy to make using Buttercream.
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Making greener living more fun, easy, and accessible.
The Greener Gift was formed out of a personal need for more sustainable gift wrap options upon learning that the majority of gift wrap isn't recyclable. Shortly thereafter, goals shifted to include a wider variety of fabric-based products that help folks embrace a more sustainable, environmentally-friendly lifestyle.
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First-Look: Upcycled Farmers' Market Totes
In collaboration with United Sewing & Design, Donald gives us a look at this a handmade bag perfect for your local shopping. Constructed of upcycled nylon, sourced and handmade in Hartford, CT, this is the most local tote we could imagine.
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Conversation with Bria Day
Bria Day shares a bit of her origin story, her shared obsession with high-quality and local ingredients, and encourages us to experiment in the kitchen with her signature buttercream.
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Conversation with Mary Ruth Shields
Mary Ruth Shields sits down with us to discuss. In this episode of the Local Moments podcast, Donald continues to learn more about textiles and manufacturing in Connecticut.
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Conversation with Matt Banever
Matt Banever discusses how we can be more intentional in our choices as consumers and build a stronger connection between our values and the story we tell with clothes.
