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And the winner is……..

REBECCA!  Please email us with your address and we will get your vintage package to you! ... View the Post

05.24.11

The Vintage Crafter's Challenge

Vintage Crafter’s Challenge

It's here!!!!  We have some of the best guest posters lined up for our first (but definatetly not last) VINTAGE CRAFTER'S CHALLENGE.If you remember each guest poster was mailed a package that included a vintage fat quarter, some vintage trims, some vintage buttons, and their last item was a vintage SURPRISE item.  Their challenge was to use all of it or some of it to create something fabulous....and let me tell you---THEY DID.  You are going to be amazed at what everyone came up with in all of ... View the Post

05.23.11

The Art of Homemaking

The Art of Homemaking

"The most effective kind of education is that a child should play amongst lovely things."---Plato ... View the Post

05.21.11

sewing· Techniques· Tutorials

Pattern Remix. A pleated collar tutorial. (And you can make it for under $5)

Did you see us over at Me Sew Crazy yesterday and the "School Girl Dress?" Today is the tutorial for the pleated collar from that dress. One thing I love is classic styles...and this pleated collar is one of those classic styles that you can add to any dress to make it lovely. Here's how you do it. Step 1 The first thing that you are going to do it pleat your rectangle of fabric. I think it is much easier to do it this way and then cut your collar after. If you need a tutorial for pleating ... View the Post

05.20.11

sewing

Pattern Remix at Me Sew Crazy

'Join us today at Me Sew Crazy for our Pattern Remix!  We love Jessica.  Have you seen her girls' Spring Wardrobes yet?  Amazing.  See you there....Liz and I each took the same pattern and made two different dresses out of them. It was really fun project to work on...and both of our came out so differently. Check it out. And then come back tomorrow, where I will show you how I made the pleated collar that I added to "The School Girl Dress." ... View the Post

05.19.11

The Vintage Crafter's Challenge

The Vintage Crafter’s Challenge

This challenge has been in the works for some time, but we are finally ready to announce it. Simple Simon & Co is hosting The Vintage Crafter's Challenge starting May 23rd. We have been so excited about it, it's been kind of hard to keep quiet about it. But quiet, no more! We can scream it from the rooftops....Liz and I love all things vintage. Well, not all things vintage, because let's face it, some vintage can be down-right scary. But vintage sewing patterns, vintage sheets, vintage fat ... View the Post

05.18.11

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