About
Hi, I'm Tiffany.
I run SweetPea Stitch from a tiny studio in Acworth, Georgia. By day, I teach fourth grade. In the quiet hours around that, I make soft, thoughtful pieces by hand, one loop at a time.
How this started.
SweetPea Stitch grew out of the same part of me that loves teaching: the part that believes small details matter.
In my classroom, I spend a lot of time thinking about what might help one student feel more confident, more curious, or more seen. A chart on the wall. A small change to a lesson. A creative activity that makes something difficult feel a little more possible. That kind of care has always been part of how I move through the world.
Crochet became another way to carry that care. What started as a creative outlet turned into something more personal as people began asking for pieces with a story behind them. A stuffed animal for a child. A gift for someone going through a hard season. A custom piece based on an inside joke, a memory, or a small idea someone could not quite find anywhere else.
That is what SweetPea Stitch is now. A small handmade shop built around thoughtful work. Some pieces are ready to ship. Some are made to order. Some begin as a sentence in a message and slowly become something real. Every piece takes time, and I like it that way.
A few things to know.
Made with care.
Nothing here is rushed or mass-produced. I care about the small choices: the yarn, the shape, the expression, the feel, and whether the finished piece carries the idea the way it should.
Personal by nature.
The best custom pieces usually start with a story. It can be sweet, silly, sentimental, spooky, or somewhere in between. I will ask questions, think through the details, and help shape the idea into something that can actually be made.
Honest about the process.
Handmade work takes time. I will be clear about what is possible, how long it may take, and what details matter most. I would rather make something thoughtfully than make it quickly and miss the point.
Want to see what is possible?
Browse ready-to-ship pieces, or visit the custom gallery to see what can come from a simple idea.