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Desideratum Design "Something Desired as Essential" è Ispirante - Creative Adaptive Clothing and Sewing Classes I have begun a GoFundMe Campaign. Please go to: https://www.gofundme.com/e-ispirante-creative-adaptive-clothing. Donations will help me pay for new fabrics and production costs for the new Collection for è Ispirante - Creative Adaptive Clothing . Thank you! Since I began this website, I have started an Adaptive Clothing Line. You can see the Skirts that I have produced so far, as well as T-shirts that have designs printed on them that were painted by Sara Ann, a young girl with Cerebral Palsy, in the "STORE". I will be adding more designs. Stay tuned and check back! To see information about the Adaptive Line, please choose è ISPIRANTE in the Drop-Down. TO SEE MY SKIRT DESIGNS ON ZAPPOS ADAPTIVE, CLICK THE LINK BELOW! https://www.zappos.com/ispirante-creative-adaptive-clothing To hear my Podcast, please go to : https://purejoypodcast.com/2018/06/11/taking-the-shot-10/ NEW! Interview with me about my Adaptive Clothing Line! https://www.wheellifestories.com/barbara-beccio-adaptive-clothing https://www.wheellifestories.com/barbara-beccio-adaptive-clothing To support my Adaptive Clothing Line, please go to: * https://www.gofundme.com/e-ispirante * Instagram: e_ispirante_adaptiveclothing * A fabulous blog post written by Georgina! there is a photo of her in the first sample of a skirt that will be available here in "SHOP". You may also see the photo below. http://disabledtravelwithgeorgina.blogspot.com/2018/09/e-ispirante-creative-adaptive-clothing.html * Facebook: Desideratum Design - è Ispirante Adaptive Clothing - and Sewing Classes I am still offering Sewing Classes! I AM ALSO AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE LESSONS AT EITHER 3009 BARRETT AVENUE RICHMOND, CA OR AT YOUR HOME OR STUDIO. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT: barbarab7333@gmail.com to inquire. On the ABOUT page you will see a history of my background. ENJOY! 
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Students in a 101 class |
Cutting out pajama bottoms - a great first project!
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Two students, who are actually bakers, modeling the aprons that they made! |