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![Junior Brenna Thordson shows off one of her custom embroidered crewnecks. In May 2021, Thordson began selling her crewnecks on an Instagram account dedicated to her small business: @btdesigns04. On her page, she displays photos of her past projects for potential customers to view and buy. Thordson did not go into the embroidery business only for the money, though: I started my small business because I have always loved to create and once I made some [crewnecks] for myself, other people were interested so I started selling some to my friends, Thordson said. From there, her business grew, and almost four months later, she is shipping her products all around Minnesota.](https://NewUlmEagle.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_6746-e1632342103376-900x531.jpg)
