Paula Grissom hosts ribbon cutting ceremony for her Farmhouse Threads business
Last Wednesday, Paula Grissom held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce for her new business, Farmhouse Threads, a sewing and alterations business.
Paula Grissom can have images digitized and then she embroiders the designs onto hats, t-shirts and more.
She offers a variety of products and services, from sewing and quilting to crocheting and embroidering. Grissom, often along with her mom, Kay Meadows, frequently has booths at craft fairs and farmers markets in Breckenridge and nearby communities, offering some of her products, including dish towels, dog bandanas, bag tags, door decorations, etc.
But, Grissom also does commissioned work, such as embroidering logos on caps or t-shirts and creating handmade quilts from a collection of t-shirts.
Additionally, if you have a design or image, she can have it digitized and then reproduce it with her embroidery machine on caps, t-shirts, dish towels, Christmas stockings, baby blankets and more.
Some of her other products include ponchos crafted from t-shirts and crocheted sides, personalized dog collars, bowl covers, jar cozies, pot protectors, tote bags, lanyards, coastes, face scrubbies, credit card wallets, handmade afghans, and more.
To see some of Grissom’s work, visit her Farmhouse Threads Facebook page. To contact Grissom, call 254-559-4364 or send an email to Farmhousethreads2025@yahoo.com.
Paula Grissom shows off some of the items she creates and sells through her Farmhouse Threads business. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
Cutline, top photo: Surrounded by family, friends and Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce members, Paula Grissom, owner of Farmhouse Threads, prepares to the cut the ribbon at a ceremony last week. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
