Remember these? A great blogger Bella Dia found these at a thrift shop, scanned them and is sharing them for printing and lacing! I've put together 2 kits with yarn and a needle for 2 little girls - hope they like them! Now I'd like to find some little boy figures for lacing for my little guy!
Monday, December 29, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
The LIttlest Art and Craft Fair 2008
Taa daa! Here is my setup at Laura's House (home of the 10th annual Littlest!). We always have so much fun at this sale. I see folks that I don't see in town all year long, just at Littlest! I'm realizing that I've got a few regulars too that come to see what I've got each year which is nice. Here you can see my bundles of baby change blankets in the left fore ground, men's and women's t-shirts in the fabric "box" at centre and my rack of shoulder bags, quilty bags, market bags and aprons! The drawer from Finn's dresser is on end to show off the baby quilty pants and give my setup some "height" - setups are a learning experience and luckily I've got some friends that are pros and full of good tips! It was a great day - despite the minus 30C temperatures, we still had a big turn out!
Friday, December 12, 2008
Fabric House
Taa daa! I had so much fun making this fabric house for a certain little girl in Guelph! I can't take the credit for the design, I found it on a Mom's blog called UK lass in the US. The hardest part was to make a decision about the fabrics to choose - next time I want to do an orange shag rug with terry cloth and psychadelic wall paper or something! There is no limit to what to make - garage, barn, firehall, grocery store, pet store...!
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Tara's Mushrooms!
Monday, November 17, 2008
New Buckets for the Knitting Shop
My last four buckets before Christmas for Knit Now, the local yarn store. My first batch is practically gone and I've run out of canvas to make more. These are really nice, sturdy buckets, originally made this summer for the Greenhouse store. The more I make them the more I like them! The straps unbutton to wrap around and make a nice little packet, once you figure out how to fold them.
Friday, November 14, 2008
How about some "craft"?
Monday, November 10, 2008
CANADA:
Peak Fabrics, Calgary, AB
email: jessica@webbed.ca
email: elanna@telusplanet.net
Products: pack cloth, fleece, Commander, ribbing, wool fabrics, cotton knits, waterproof breathable fabrics, mukluk supplies, Thinsulate, fur, zippers.
Discovery Trekking Outfitters Ltd., Campbell River, BC
www.discoverytrekking.com
Products: wicking fabrics, Polartec fleeces and wind/waterproof technical fleeces - Also custom design sewing for special needs clients.
Sundrop Textiles, Port Coquitlam, BC
UNITED STATES:
www.seattlefabrics.com
www.owfinc.com
Products: heat sealing seam tape, Kevlar, canvas, pack cloth, YKK zippers, plastic hardware, Tough Tek, wicking fabrics, ballistic nylon, Phifertex, Cordura, Supplex nylon, Polartec fleece, neoprene, Solarweave, Thinsulate, waterproof breathables, Green Pepper patterns, Controlled Exposure patterns, The Rain Shed patterns, Jalie patterns.
Products : meshes, plastic hardware, camouflage fabric, Polartec fleece,
Thinsulate, Cordura, ballistic nylon, Supplex nylon, Ripstop nylon, pack cloth, neoprene, Solarweave, wicking fabrics, water proof breathables, Kwik Sew patterns, Controlled Exposure patterns, Jalie patterns, Suitability patterns, and Green Pepper patterns.
Products: full rolls of Polartec fleeces as well as yardage cuts.
www.questoutfitters.com
Products: waterproof breathables, neoprene, Schoeller fabrics, wicking fabrics, fleece, pack cloth, Cordura, Ballistic nylon, Siltarp, Thinsulate, hardware, canvas, webbing, neoprene.