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Slip n' Stitch by Toni is an online shop that sells custom handmade knitted items, such as hats, scarves, headbands, and blankets.

We are based in Charlotte, NC. Slip n' Stitch by Toni is an online shop that sells custom handmade knitted items, such as hats, scarves, headbands, and blankets, ranging from baby to adult sizes. We are a Black-owned and woman-owned business. We believe that no one should be barred access to something that would bring them joy, so our items are priced on a sliding-scale. If you are uncomfortable with setting a price, we would be happy to set one for you. Still too out of your price range, or can't pay all at once? Send us a message and we can set up a payment plan that works for you. Please visit our website for the rest of our guidelines.

10/16/2026

It turns out that caring for your community through the welfare of your neighborhood, city, and state is kinda hot!

I was already planning on voting early—there’s no reason to wait until Election Day with a long line, friends, NO REASON—but I wasn’t planning on voting on the very first day of Early Voting. I made my plan today on who I was voting for, and then saw that the Bette Rae Thomas Recreation Center was only 3 minutes away from my new job! Another benefit to Early Voting: You can vote at ANY polling place in your county, NOT just the one you’re assigned to through your voter registration. I was in and out quickly with no one in front of me, and even got interviewed by the Charlotte Ledger as I left.

The reporter asked me if there were any issues in particular that were important to me, and I told them “They’re all important.”
Why?
Cause I’m invested in liberation, and know that all issues that affect daily life are ALL connected AND any issue that impacts one group is sure to impact another.

No freedom for some of us without all us.

We have a responsibility to ensure that we can all thrive in the place where we live and that we have the ability to stay in that place, *especially* if we’re not from there. (In other words, everything that ties into gentrification should bother you.)

Voting is not the whole answer, but it is part of it.

Some helpful things to reference as you look at your sample ballot:
Dammit Wesley’s Voter Guide post
Think Again’s posts on the Meck County ballot
Axios Charlotte’s Voter Guide (doesn’t include all districts, cause some of mine were missing) and Breaking Down the Ballot series

✌🏾💗

09/12/2026

Last night I attended the Opening Celebration for Harvey B. Gantt Center’s new exhibitions: Sown Together, Repossessions, and Cornerstones. I also downed soooo much food from the prettiest and tastiest charcuterie table I’ve ever experienced. 😂

My main focus was on Sown Together (though I found a pleasant surprise in Repossessions), cause where fiber art leads, I follow. Over the last few years with knitting, I’ve already felt firsthand how soothing fiber art can be, especially as a tactile art; but Charlotte’s art museums/galleries and artists have really made me fall in love with visual art. I can think of a few moments where looking at visual art has provided me a safe space in really dark and hopeless times. It’s clear that making art has served the same purpose for artists as well, as heard during the gallery tours last night.

Artist: Kandy G Lopez

On Wednesday September 11, 2024, I was feeling pretty down due to it being 9/11 and my first 9/11 anniversary away from home. I had just found out about the museums being free on Wednesdays a few days prior, so I hopped on the Blue Line for the first time and headed Uptown. It was on this day that I visited the Gantt, the Mint, and the Bechtler for the first time. What I didn’t know was the museums don’t start free admission until 5pm. 🫠 So my 2pm arrival time was far too early. But for a few hours, I had the galleries completely to myself, and there was a fiber art exhibition on display.

That was the only time I had been to the Gantt, until last night, exactly 2 years later on September 11, 2026. And much to my surprise, the artist whose work I had seen then also has a piece in Sown Together—the artwork shown here.

Artist: Qualeasha Wood

The story behind this piece is shared on the info card, so I don’t wanna spoil for those who can visit.

All I’ll say is: Black disabled folks deserve futures too.

Artist: Shanequa Gay

I had a conversation with this artist (but unfortunately don’t have their name!) after they shared something fascinating during the tour. This artwork was made using cassava! Which we all know as a plant used in many cultures for food dishes. Butttt what you might not know is that it also has a

07/22/2026

Part 2 of the WIP Wednesday progress on this blanket!

The price of the brick will indeed be going up for this project 😭

Knitting is easy, but seaming a WHOLE BLANKET TOGETHER is suchhhh a task.

I do love these colors though 🥰

07/18/2026

Decided to get out the house and go to Camp this evening. Made some stops and then ended up at la bodeguita, which really is the coziest space, with or without the crafts. Felt nice to do some knitting, since I still have all these blanket pieces on my floor that I need seam up, which means I can’t knit until it’s done 🫠

These knitting needles appeared since my last visit there. And I found this SUPER COOL tubular cord yarn, and I’ve always wanted to knit with a tubular yarn.

And I was fighting for my lifeeeee. From the moment I bought my Lykke Crafts interchangeables, I’ve only knitted with wood. And this yarn was slightly stretchy, but somehow really resistant, so it felt like I was pulling to form every stitch. I could feel the arthritis forming in my fingers. 😃 It was a good challenge though, and fun to play around.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how in the future if I get my brick-and-mortar, I always wanted to make sure people can share space even if they can’t afford it financially; because those are the spaces I personally need right now! So I’m thankful to Michelle for letting me hang out during Spirited Away :)

1. Circs! In aluminum 😫 Prettyyyy. But painful.
2. A closeup of a clean bind-off, 2x2 ribbing, and the metallics in the yarn
3. The swatch: A mix of 2x2 Rib and Seed Stitch. Not a fan of the two together, but was just playing around with no objective—which is totally fine to do!

07/08/2026

Now I gotta seam all the pieces together. And y’all know I hate seaming… All apart of the work of becoming a better knitter and a stronger fiber artist.

Wish me luck! 💗

07/03/2026

The best medicine is the kind you can see, you can taste, you can share, AND that you can play with. 😝 (And in fact, the colors of our food indicate what medicine they have!)

After my lactofermentation journey started with Capri Lilly •Good Food Baddie®, I visited their IG one day and saw a video for a sauerkraut recipe with heating and anti-inflammatory herbs like turmeric, ginger, garlic, and black pepper. 5 weeks ago I had this huge cabbage that I was ready to make my second batch of sauerkraut with, except I wanted it to be way more flavorful this time, and friends who gave me a half-gallon mason jar—so it was a no-brainer!

I would say Happy Fourth but 😬 Since we’re in Charlotte, we celebrate 704 day over here!

I’ve been trying my best not to demolish this sauerkraut so that I can grill hot dogs in the next few days to top them with, but trust me when I say, I’ve been snacking and IT’S GOOD.

Hydrate with cooling things in the heat this weekend, friends!

06/24/2026

Stitch Talks: No. 1

Repeat after me: My dreams are dear, my purpose is near, and I’m rooting for them.✨

The state of North Carolina and these persistent trials and tribulations are kinda personally attacking me everyday 😅 but I’m trying to hold on to the hope for change; and posting this here is a way of cementing that.

Ironically, I’m posting this on Dobbs Day: the 4th anniversary of the overturning of Roe v. Wade and stripping people of their human/reproductive/bodily rights! So on that note… 🖕🏾SCOTUS and every state that followed their cowardly lead.

Love you all. Cancer season is upon us, and my cusp ass is in my introspective sometimes tear-filled bag. Hope you find the path to how you actually wanna spend your life, and I hope I do too. 💗

06/16/2026

Late night thoughts after a long day and what is sure to be a long week.

(Posted much later than I’d like, but editing takes time 🫠)

And the post about Rose was by LearningHerbs, if you wanna check it out!

Leave a comment, affirmation, or message if this resonated with you. It opens up the space for others to connect as well, which is the culture I want to create here. 🌹💗

06/04/2026

After stressing over how to do this unboxing “the right way,” I decided a few hours ago that it’s just not that deep 😂

This package, for my first partnership, was such a joy to open. This is not even close to all the products that has, so I encourage you to check out their website (and follow them)! There’s something for everyone, whether you wanna better your gut health and digestion (which will improve EVERYTHING), focus, sleep, immune health, or stress. My body has been in need of bitters for a long time, and I finally started the Citrus Bitters this evening.

🔗 to their site is in my biooo

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Tuesday	12am - 11:59pm
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Thursday	12am - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm

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