Amanda Mujica has been stitching since she was a child. (Her grandmother Tootie first taught her to make Barbie an evening gown and she's been sewing ever since!)
She has completed coursework in garment construction, patternmaking, costume design, and textile printing and design at Rhode Island School of Design, Massachusetts College of Art and the School of Fashion Design. She is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon. Prior to starting Amanda Mujica Design, she worked in corporate communications focusing much of her work in graphic design. Amanda is a former member of the National Costumers' Association. And a current member of StageSource.
Amanda Mujica Design has grown from offering exclusively custom costumes to clothing and home furnishings for all shapes and sizes. With a design background, she offers clients consultation on fabric selections, colors and shapes. And with years of sewing experience she couples that with consultation on construction and proper fit. One client recently exclaimed, "I am so happy I brought this alteration to you because I needed someone who could figure out HOW to make it look better!" Amanda Mujica Design is that kind of shop.
Located in Greater Boston, Amanda Mujica Design employs women seamstresses who carefully ensure that all garments and home furnishings are constructed acurately, on time and within our clients' budgets.