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Chalkcloth Transforms a Card Table

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So, my card table had seen better days.  The cheap vinyl covering had scratches and tears, so it always required a tablecloth.  My usual solution was to cover with a piece of chalkcloth - instant fun kids table!  A great solution, but still the table was lacking. This project was definitely easy, took about an hour of actual work time and had minimal pain in the #$%  annoyances. Do learn from my mistake, take a staple that works in your staple gun to the store so you buy the right size, nothing like a hardware store run to kill your...

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In Three, Two and One...

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What a busy past couple of months!  We have all kinds of exciting news and fun new projects to share with everyone this spring. We’ve kicked off the year in a big way with filming a TV segment for a new PBS show, It's Sew Easy.  The episode will feature our wool felt baby grab ball. Remember those from childhood? It was an amazing experience to be on TV and to meet the other designers who were filming with us.  Check out the studio!  More details on the show coming your way soon.

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HGTV 15 Fresh Handmade Gift Ideas

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We just watched 15 Fresh Handmade Gift Ideas. (repeats Dec 3rd 2pm EST)  We are thrilled with the results and how the wool felt rosette pillow was showcased.  It was on the sofa in the background for most of the show and then had a little bit of info on the kit during the Handmade Kit section of the show.

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Our Ruffled Pillow is in HGTV Marketplace!

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Our favorite pillow kit - the ruffled rosette pillow was selected by HGTV as a handmade holiday gift in it's marketplace. If time is tight for the holidays, we will also make the pillows up for you!

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Falling Leaf Sashiko

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It’s that time of year again when the trees are aglow with color.  I found the Falling Leaf sashiko sampler and knew I had to give it a try.  Easy to sew with enough creativity to be inspiring, I finished it in no time. To start, gather fall colored thread.  I chose sashiko threads red #12, orange #4, yellow #16 and green #7. Then, think about how you want it to look when you are finished and plan your colors accordingly.  Unlike other sashiko that follow a particular pattern, this one is free form. I chose to mix the colors...

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