ABOUT US

We are a proud family‑owned, minority‑owned embroidery business based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to bringing craftsmanship and creativity to every stitch. Our mission is simple: to deliver high‑quality embroidery service that makes our clients smile.

Unlike mass‑production shops, we don’t outsource, cut corners, or rely on cookie‑cutter solutions. Every project is treated as unique—because every client, event, and story deserves a personalized approach. We take the time to understand your vision, your requirements, and your expectations, then deliver products and experiences that exceed them.

Exceptional Quality

We began as custom embroiderers—and remain true to that craft. Over the years, we’ve perfected the art and science of embroidery, evolving into a company trusted with complex, high‑visibility bespoke projects and live onsite embroidery services.

Local Expertise

As pioneers of live embroidery in Seattle, we know the Pacific Northwest and its people. With years of event experience, we’re able to offer thoughtful recommendations and insights that make your activation or celebration even more impactful.

Event Planning Know‑How

With professional backgrounds in project management, our founders bring organizational expertise to every event. We partner with you to ensure smooth execution and unforgettable guest experiences.

Our Commitment

We are passionate about continuous improvement. For bespoke projects, we refine every step—from digitizing designs to final quality control—always seeking ways to elevate the process. We source only high‑quality materials from reputable local suppliers, ensuring durability and excellence. For events, we debrief with clients to learn, grow, and deliver even better experiences each time.

You can also find our work on Etsy at EmbroiderrificNW, where we share custom creations designed to inspire and delight.


ABOUT ME (JENNY M.)

Hi! I’m Jenny M. Embroiderrific was born from my lifelong love of sewing. My earliest memories go back to age five, watching my Lola (grandmother in Filipino) at her black Singer treadle sewing machine – mesmerized by the rhythmic rise and fall of the needle, lulled to sleep by its rhythmic hum. I dreamed of one day learning to use that machine and creating clothes of my own. That spark was fueled further in high school, when my Home Economics teacher taught me how to sew a chemise, cementing my love for the craft.

Fast forward to 2008—after welcoming my second child and facing a layoff, I invested part of my severance package in my first embroidery‑capable sewing machine. What began as monogram jobs for friends and neighbors quickly grew into a passion. Embroidery fascinated me with its ability to transform everyday items into personalized, professional pieces. I decided to go all in, learning both the art and science of commercial embroidery.

What started as a hobby has now evolved into a full‑fledged bespoke embroidery and live event embroidery business. With my MBA, Project Management Professional (PMP) license, and experience orchestrating large‑scale auction events, I pioneered live embroidery in Seattle—beginning with my kids’ sports tournaments and expanding to high‑traffic, high‑visibility corporate activations. Live embroidery demands precision, creativity, and grace under pressure, and it’s a challenge I embrace wholeheartedly.

They say if you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. Today, I’m living that dream—one sparked by my Lola and nurtured by my Home Economics teacher. Beyond Embroiderrific, I volunteer quarterly to teach sewing classes to middle schoolers in Seattle, hoping to pass this craft on to future generations.


HOW WE GIVE BACK:

Our “Hats for the Homeless Project” is our way of helping our not-so-fortunate brothers and sisters. We buy the materials and handle most of the sewing using our industrial sewing equipment. Every now and then, we would receive fabric donations, and some volunteers help with the cutting, sewing and distribution of the hats to homeless shelters in the Seattle area.

Hats for the Homeless