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Handmade items have a soul

Jaqueline Campino in her studio, with patchwork fabrics and her sewing machine
Jaqueline Campino

I am Jaqueline Campino, mother to a son and a daughter and to two dogs, married and, for as long as I can remember, passionate about crafts.

For many years, I balanced my craft work with my career as a flight attendant. After the birth of my first daughter and my decision to leave the aviation industry, craft took on an even greater role in my life.

Along the way, I’ve featured in various craft magazines and programmes, sharing techniques, projects and, above all, a love for handmade creations.

I believe that sewing is about transforming fabric into affection. Each project is born out of care, creativity and attention to detail, and combines creative sewing techniques, rag dolls and handcrafted pieces that enchant and inspire.

My aim is to share knowledge, spark creativity and show that every stitch can tell a story. More than just creating pieces, I want to create moments, memories and connections.

If, at the end of each project, someone believes in themselves a little more and discovers the joy of creating with their own hands, I will have fulfilled my purpose.

Sewing dreams, sharing warmth and inspiring new stories.

At the atelier

From scrap fabric to ready-made item

Each project is designed, sewn and photographed in the studio, step by step, before being converted into a PDF. This means that anyone sewing at home can see exactly what to do at each stage.

Fruit Cushion patchwork cushions, featuring appliqué apples and pears