Meet Blue Heron
Built from experience. Started with heart.
Our Story
Blue Heron Embroidery was created from friendship, experience, and the belief that good work — and good people — are worth continuing.
After the closing of the shop we had called home for many years, we were faced with a choice: walk away from the work we loved, or build something new together.
We chose to continue.
Between us are decades of experience, countless stitched logos, late nights, laughter, and relationships built with customers who became friends. This business was born from the support of our community and a shared desire to keep creating meaningful work with care and integrity.
The blue heron symbolizes resilience, patience, strength, and independence — values that guided us into this new chapter.
Blue Heron Embroidery is more than a business to us. It is a fresh start built by people who truly care about our craft, our customers, and the community we are proud to serve.
Thank you for supporting our small, locally owned business —
built with integrity and crafted with care.
– Cynthia, Jennah, Sarah, & Megan
What to Expect:
Quality work, honest communication, and attention to the details — whether we're stitching one sentimental piece or outfitting an entire team.
We care about getting it right, and we'll always be upfront about what will work, what won't, and what we recommend.
Meet the Team
Cynthia | Owner
Professional overthinker, thread hoarder, and keeper of approximately 47 running to-do lists. She handles the business side of Blue Heron and occasionally has to be told she cannot buy everything she sees.
Sarah | Embroidery Supervisor
Fifteen years of embroidery experience and the uncanny ability to know what a machine is angry about just by the sound it's making. Basically, embroidery whisperer.
Jennah | Embroidery
Equal parts precision, sarcasm, and “I can fix that.” Give her a hoop, some thread, and a mildly unreasonable request and she'll probably figure it out.
Megan | Customer Service & Embroidery
Helps turn “I have this idea but I don't know how to explain it” into an actual plan. Keeps customers happy, orders moving, and the rest of us reasonably civilized.
Gladys | Human Resources 🪿
Has no formal HR training and frankly very little authority. Primarily responsible for workplace morale, outfit changes, and silently judging management decisions.