If you have been following my Instagram post over the last month you would have seen some pretty wacky photos some might think are "Unfashionable."

I decided to create a series of design styles called 'HOW HIGH IS FASHION' to shed some light on the fact that design, fashion, and art are all subject to criticism. What is fashionable to one person may not be fashionable to another. I have always pushed boundaries in design and this series was no different.

LOOK 1: The Cat In The Hat



LOOK 3: The Environmental Artist

 LOOK 4: The Instagram Urban Model

As plastic bags are being banned all over the USA (for a very good reason) it's time to think about alternatives to the nasty single-use, sack. Enter the forever sustainable mesh produce bag. For many Americans, going green is a costly move and they simply don't have the money for the initial investment.

In this DIY I will help you how to go green and be crafty by making your own travel mesh produce bags. They are small, compact, and reusable. The perfect little accessory for your handbag or book bag.

You can get this tutorial on SKILLSHARE.

Spring is here and we have so many exciting things in "STORE" at the SAJATA-E Studio!

One major change is the re-launch of our Etsy Store. We are super found of the community at Etsy and we wanted to offer the products people love there EXCLUSIVELY at that location. That means all of our handspun yarns and spinning equipment will only be sold in our ETSY store only. We will also be uploading original studio patterns in our ETSY shop.

Just visit OUR ETSY SHOP for all your artsy and craftsy fine arts needs!


Starting May 1st, 2019 our handspun yarns will NO LONGER be available in our Official design store so if you want to buy a skein of yummy art yarn at that location please visit SHOP.SAJATAE.COM for the awesome goodness.