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National Sewing Month Spotlight on V.I.P by Cranston

Our thanks to 2011 National Sewing Month sponsor V.I.P by Cranston. Cranston is located in Webster, MA and is a manufacturer of distinctive fabrics for sewing, crafting, quilting and decorating with a history of printing textiles dating back to 1807! Their fabrics are sold in Wal*Mart, JoAnn Stores, Hancock Fabrics, Hobby Lobby and the Rag [...]

Springs Creative Apron Kit Giveaway

The next National Sewing Month giveaway is this bright and fun Apron Kit from Springs Creative. The kit includes the fabric panel with printed instructions to make the apron. I’ve loved to cook and bake since I was little and I’ve always been a rather “free spirit” in the kitchen. And by free I mean [...]

Springs Creative: National Sewing Month sponsor

Sincerest thanks to Springs Creative Products Group, LLC, a sponsor of the 2011 National Sewing Month Celebration. My first experience with Springs was when, as a teenager, I fell in love with the Daisy Kingdom line and sewed nursery items for family members who were having children.  Springs still has the Daisy Kingdom line with [...]

Love Quilting? Visit these online quilt stores.

The Amish Country Quilt Show in is returning to Dalton, OH on June 7-9, 2012 at the Buckeye Event Center. In anticipation of the show, 3 of our vendors have sent us some of their featured products that we thought you might enjoy. Engine House Quilt Shop is showing their Minky Strip Quilt As You [...]

September is National Sewing Month

It’s National Sewing Month! The observance of National Sewing Month began in 1982 with a proclamation from President Ronald Reagan declaring September as National Sewing Month “In recognition of the importance of home sewing to our Nation.” As we all know though, our passions for sewing today are a probably just a tiny bit different [...]