Custom Embroidery & Printed Apparel
Over 22 Years of Experience
Custom Embroidery
In-House Digitizing
Printed Apparel
No Quantity Minimums
Before relocating to Siloam Springs, Arkansas, I owned and operated Montrose Embroidery and Screen Printing in Montrose, Colorado, for more than 22 years. For eight of those years, I also successfully ran Colorado Clothing and Gifts. Because of tourism and strong word-of-mouth referrals, my Colorado shops proudly serviced clients across the entire Western Slope and all throughout the United States.
I take pride in my work and welcome challenging embroidery projects that most others in the industry avoid.
Whether you need workwear for an entire crew, a single custom cap, a one-of-a-kind T-shirt or a family keepsake, I give every project the same attention to detail and quality with no quantity minimums.
I am proud to bring my experience and passion for embroidery and printed apparel to Siloam Springs, the greater Northwest Arkansas region, and my neighbors across the border in Eastern Oklahoma.
I hope to earn your trust and become your “go to” place when you want to get it done, like I was in Colorado.
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I am an artist. My creativity and attention to details is part of what sets my work apart. I also welcome challenging embroidery projects that many others in the industry avoid.
Most modern-day embroiderers digitize using automated software that ruins complex designs or simply cannot do them. At Siloam Springs Embroidery I hand digitize every design ensuring outstanding quality with no restrictions on size.
Artwork that looks great in print or on a business card does not always translate well to embroidery. Because this tree logo is a solid green silhouette, stitching it unchanged would not have produced an appealing result. By evaluating the design with an artist’s eye, I suggested changes that made the tree more realistic and embroidery friendly.
My client loved the result!
The only artwork my client had available for digitizing was this monochromatic business card, but she wanted the embroidery to be colorful like the sign in front of the lodge. Thankfully I stock over 360 different colors of thread, so we were able to collaborate and came up with colors she loves.
I have an embroidery design library of over 35,000 Stock Designs. The Harley Owners Group liked the donkey in the stock designs and asked me to digitize the other elements to create a patch for the H.O.G. rally that year.
If you have an idea for an embroidery project, come see me. I will turn your project into an embroidery work of art you will be proud of.
Be sure to check out my Embroidery page for more samples of my work.
Thank you for visiting, I look forward to collaborating with you.
Laurie.