About A Trazos

Every order, stroke by stroke.

For workshops that make to order and only want to promise the dates they can keep.

Where it comes from

A Trazos was born watching a real embroidery workshop at work. Orders came in on WhatsApp and Instagram: the measurements in one screenshot, the design in another, and the delivery date in the memory of whoever had promised it.

It was not disorder: it was a craft that had grown faster than its tools. A notebook copes with a handful of orders. When many arrive at once, one slip is enough for a date to get away.

So we built the tool that workshop was missing, and every workshop that works the same way.

A date you promise is a promise, not a guess.

Why «A Trazos»

In Spanish, «a trazos» means stroke by stroke. Embroidery is never made in one go: it takes shape a stroke at a time, stitch after stitch. A ceramic piece, a piece of furniture or a commissioned cake is the same: layer by layer, with patience, in the hands of someone who knows how.

That is how we want running your workshop to feel: every order in its place, one after another, with none lost along the way.

What we are for

We want people who make things by hand to be able to name a date without fear, charge fairly, and spend the day on the craft instead of the paperwork.

How it works

All of A Trazos rests on two simple ideas.

  1. A workshop is not an appointment book

    A workshop does not hand out half-hour slots: it spreads hours of skilled work across weeks. So A Trazos counts the free hours of each skill, week by week — embroidery hours are no use for assembly — and keeps a person’s time apart from a machine’s: a 3D printer can work through the night without taking up anyone.

  2. The promise that matters is the date you can keep

    Your customer tells you when their day is — the wedding will not move — and, if they like, when they would love to have it. You answer with a committed date, worked out from your real capacity. Only that one is a promise, and from it A Trazos counts backwards, allowing for shipping and a safety margin, to the day the piece has to be finished.

For your customer

Your customer does not have to sign up for anything. You send them a link, and from there they confirm the order is theirs, approve the design and watch it take shape. Fewer «how’s mine going?» messages, more time for the workshop.

A showcase to share

If you want to be found, your showcase brings together your products, your prices — or «on request» — and your finished work on one public page. Whoever visits it can message you on WhatsApp or Instagram with the text already written.

See an example showcase

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What we believe

Made with workshops

A Trazos grows alongside the workshops that use it. We read every idea and every bug you tell us about, and that is what decides what we do next.

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A Trazos

Made stroke by stroke, for people who make things with craft.