Cheyenne Stitch

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ It is a pleasure working with you and all the committees. It brings us great pride seeing our work on so many volunteers. After 30 years, we look forward for 30 more. Your Friends Steve & Lisa Sears, Cheyenne Stitch.

I just finished up digitizing a logo that a longtime customer let ChatGPT create for them. Collectively 20 to 25 hours of work, that is 156,000 stitches. Now I have to try to extract 56,000 stitches before I can even load it on a machine to get a sample sewout. The sewout alone will take 3 hours, just to produce a product that will look pretty but completely counter-productive. The Text will be readable from15 feet away and from 30 few it will look look more like an abstract piece of art on the back of a jacket. Seems like a good time to repost this. I made this for some industry people to share with their customers.

We are super proud of this one.

If you are heading up here to Cheyenne Stitch/Boosters, you still have time to bring by items for our food drive. We are proud to be assisting St. Joseph's Pantry. Tomorrow is the last day and I am hoping to see you.

If you or your business is coming over to Cheyenne Stitch, Would you do me a favor? Can you bring us over some things on this list, such as Non-perishable goods, Pet Food, Diapers or personal Hygiene items. We're teaming up with The Florista to help collect these items for the St. Joseph's Pantry. Thank you. Steve & Lisa Sears

We're super excited to announce that The Florista Coffee & Flowers is partnering with us to host a food drive from November 18th to November 26th! All donations will go to benefit St. Joseph's Pantry, helping our neighbors in need. We're collecting non-perishable goods, medium-sized boxes, plastic bags, personal hygiene items, and pet food. Please, no clothing, furniture, household goods, or expired foods. Drop off your donations here at Cheyenne Stitch 1401 E. Lincolnway or The Florista. Let's come together as a community and make a positive impact!

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I wanted to take a minute to ask you to please shop Local when at all possible. I know Lisa and I are completely overwhelmed and doing our best so if we don't have the size you're looking for or the product you want there are plenty of other options here in Cheyenne. Of course we always want your business but what is equally as important is that you try to keep your money local. We are all your neighbors. We shop at the same grocery stores, go the the same churches and serve on the same PTO's. When you shop with some online stores, they have no vested interest in the Cheyenne community or it's citizens. If you are shopping online, please ask and vet the business you are spending your money with. If you are one of those businesses that can make school apparel, please tag yourself, your business and share this. This is important to our community. Again, we at Boosters will do our best to accommodate you but like everyone else, we sometimes fall short. Please don't let our falling short deter you from shopping local. Thank you for your time, Steve Sears