KT Bee Creations is here to meet your needs, on time, every time.

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

In today’s world, it’s easier than ever to connect and get things done — and I’m all about whatever works best for you. Whether you prefer face‑to‑face conversations, email, texting, or a quick phone call, I’m happy to meet you where you’re most comfortable.

Clients often send me photos of past projects, digital design ideas, logos, screenshots, or even snapshots of something they spotted on a clothing rack. Sharing these visuals through email or text is a fantastic way for me to understand exactly what you’re looking for.

My goal is to build a genuine relationship with everyone who reaches out. When you trust me with your project — big or small — I want you to feel confident that it will be handled professionally, thoughtfully, and on time. Making a strong first impression matters, and I’m committed to delivering work that reflects your vision and earns your trust.

How did you get started doing this type of work?

I got into this line of work thanks to a whole lot of encouragement from the people who know me best. I was nearing 40 and craving something new — something that felt exciting and mine. With a little push from family and friends, and a whole lot of help from a very good friend, I took the leap. I invested in my first equipment, set up shop in my basement, and just like that… the adventure began.

Fast‑forward eight years, and that tiny basement setup has grown into a full studio in my home. I’ve moved upstairs, expanded my space, and doubled my equipment — which means I can take on more projects, work more efficiently, and bring even bigger ideas to life.

Since then, I’ve shipped orders all over the country. Whether people find me through a local newspaper ad, this website, word of mouth, or a referral, I’ve connected with clients I never imagined I’d get the chance to work with — many of whom I’ve never even met in person. It’s been an incredible journey, and I’m grateful for every single project that’s come my way.

What types of customers have you worked with?

Local schools, sports teams, businesses large and small, family, benefits, golf outings, farms, you name it – there is something in this business for everyone!

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

Build a relationship with a designer/printer – especially if you are a repeat buyer. Using a smaller print shop allows a customer to purchase one or two items in a pinch, versus a large bulk order.

What companies do you use as suppliers?

SanMar, S&S Activewear, White Bear Clothing, Momentac Brands, Pennant Sportswear, Charles River Apparel, Epic Sports.