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Where Creativity Meets Community
Book us for your next event, market or party and create something fun, meaningful and handmade.
Vancouver BC , Canada
COMING SOON
Hi, I’m Nicole
I was born with ADHD and multiple learning disabilities at a time when these challenges weren’t understood or accepted. I was shamed, silenced, and told my struggles were just excuses. The education system failed to support me, and I had to learn to navigate both academics and social life on my own. What kept me going was the belief that I could find my own way one day and now I'm giving it a try.
Today, more voices are speaking out, and I finally feel safe enough to share mine—through creativity.
After working almost 4 years with custom application and many years as a instructor I decided to combine my two passions. So I got my own heat presses, did some research and fall in love with the idea of brining my skills to events.
I still want to be true to myself by creating a safe environment with learning disabilities in mind. I achieve this goal by include items such as pins and heat transfers that people with disabilities can relate to. I also have experience instructing children/adults with learning needs so I know how to communicate in way that makes sense to them.
This isn’t about fitting into outdated expectations. It’s about changing how we see disability—acknowledging that different doesn’t mean less. Everyone learns differently, and it’s time society embraced that.
The Story Behind Nikki Wikki
The name Nikki Wikki was created by my little sister Harley when she was just eight years old. While I was in fashion school, she overheard me brainstorming business names and instantly combined her nickname for me with the chaos of having a learning disability. Wikki comes from all the whacked up things that we have to experience in order to grow and the wickedness hidden in the world. I knew I wanted to save that name until I was ready to make a difference.
My sisters inspire everything I do. Watching my sister Catherine grow up with apraxia and managing my own ADHD taught me how differently people experience the world — and how often those differences are misunderstood. Nikki Wikki was built to change that: a creative space where everyone, regardless of ability, can learn, craft, and express themselves with confidence.
At its heart, Nikki Wikki is about inclusion, creativity, and connection — a place where everyone belongs.