Haystacks

Northern People: Clothing Line Begins

Lizzi — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:29:13 +0000

Lizzi at Haystacks, Main Street, Leland

Haystacks was proud and flattered to be included in this weeks Northern People from the Record Eagle in Traverse City. It is so nice to have the support of the community, and have friends and customers reach out to us after reading the article.

http://record-eagle.com/features/x176178379/Northern-People-Clothing-line-begins

Grand Traverse Woman Network Nite

Lizzi — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 13:25:06 +0000

GT Woman Network Nite

Bias Skirt Guidelines

Lizzi — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 13:03:35 +0000

You may wear your bias skirt with the seams down the sides, in front and back, or off center. If you like it shorter roll it, in or out along the waist. If you like it longer, pull it down and it will fit longer and leaner. You may tuck in and belt the skirt by pulling it up. Send us photos of different ways of wearing the skirt.

General Guideline to Skirt Sizing:

Extra Small 00-0
Small 2 – 4
Medium 6 – 8
Large 10-12
Extra Large 14 – 16

Size up or down, depending on fit desired.

Haystacks in the News

Lizzi — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 19:06:46 +0000

Here’s an article about Haystacks from the Leelanau Enterprise.

“It was just after 9/11, aviation slowed and many airlines closed,” Lambert said. “So I decided to go back to work.”

She turned to something she knew: sewing.

Lambert’s mother had owned and operated a dress shop in Franklin, Mich., from the time she was a kindergartner. Sewing came naturally to Lambert. Her first pieces of clothing were for Barbie dolls.

Six years and four stores later, Lambert’s “Haystacks” line of clothing, designed, sewn and sold in Leelanau County, has become a success story.

“I’m a perfect example of someone who took $1,500 on their credit card to start a business,” she said.

Sewing up a profitable, ‘all-Leelanau’ business