The Holiday Handmade market was a blast and there are so many talented artists and crafters in Denver. The Fancy Tiger girls are so cool. There was a marching band during the craft fair and a photo booth by Yaggi Photography. This is me posing with one of my tea towels. Share the craft love!

Thanksgiving has past and the girl’s school break is over. We had a wonderful week full of family, food and love. The big Holiday Handmade Craft Fair is less than a week away and I have become a tea towel factory. My fair booth preparations are underway and with the help of my husband my [...]

First introduced in the 1950s, vintage calendar towels can be found at garage sales and antique markets. I have a few and I would love to grow my collection. A linen calendar towel can be hung in your kitchen and once the year is over you can use them as kitchen towels, stitched up to [...]

My two sweet girls on Halloween 2011.

I just learned what SWAG stands for. Did you know? Anyway, take a look at the crazy great SWAG I got at The Sewing Summit in Salt Lake City last weekend. I have a feeling that some of it didn’t make it into this picture because I have already shared with my kids. I had [...]

I get to leave tomorrow morning for The Sewing Summit! I am really excited to meet lots of blogging sewers, sleep in, drink coffee in peace, sew, learn, mingle and get away for a mini fall vacation. I have never been to Salt Lake City and I plan to take in some of the sights [...]

I finally did it. After two (or more) years of dreaming about designing and printing my own fabric on Spoonflower I did it! The fabric is a collaboration with my husband the graphic designer. He did my blog design as well. I can’t wait to print some more!

I whipped up this picnic blanket for our end of summer outings. The bottom is made from laminated Loulouthi fabric by Anna Maria Horner. The top is made from a patchwork cotton that I found at Denver Fabrics. The size was determined by the width of the cotton and I added bias tape straps for [...]