Mariela Perez-Ralston is an amazing baker. We’ve had the pleasure of taste testing many of her, her Grandmother’s, and her Great-grandmother’s recipes and are always left extremely satisfied and wanting more! Mariela, who is originally from Puerto Rico, came to us to design a logo for her inspired baked goods. We designed the logo for Dulcella to be reflective of her heritage, her attention to detail and her general love of baking for others. Our favorite part of the logo is the simplified illustration of a guava, an ingredient found often in her sweet treats. Yum!

In August, Kiawah Island Golf Resort will host the world’s best golfers, on American’s toughest course, in America’s best destination, Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston Regional Development Alliance came to us to design an invitation to top executives of companies from around the world to come experience the PGA Championship and all that Charleston has to offer. We curated a collection of unique items produced in the Charleston region. The sampling of products serve as a representation of the region’s benefits in business and in lifestyle. (more…)

HOW Magazine put out a call for entries to design firms across the country asking to see their best work from the last two years. They chose one small design firm and one large firm to feature. Stitch was awarded the winning spot in the small design firm category! Thank you to HOW Magazine and Carmen Sechrist for a wonderful article – we’re beyond flattered and thrilled. And special thanks to Peter Frank Edwards for the amazing photos of our space and Gately Williams for the image of Courtney and Amy.

We’re so pleased to officially announce Kathryn Whyte as the newest member of the Stitch team. Kathryn immediately caught our attention when she applied for the designer position posted on our blog at the first of this year (see more of her work here). Her work is sophisticated, whimsical and polished, and we thought she would be a wonderful compliment to Stitch. (more…)