Wool Applique is one of the hot techniques right now! It can be portable, easy to add your own creative touch, and fun. The Blanket Stitch and the ...
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Just like a Crazy Quilt, this box is a mix of 'stuff'! We've added some silk dupioni & knit interfacing, trims, beads, threads, silk ribbon, ne...
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One of the secrets to successful sewing and quilting is pressing...not ironing! This box offers you some tools and products to give you the best pr...
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Looking for a Quilting Starter Set for you or someone in your life? We've curated a Starter Set to get you off on the right foot as you begin your ...
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Are you new to sewing? Overwhelmed by the variety of notions available and which are right for you? We've curated a box of basic sewing supplies fo...
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We know that many of our customers LOVE to go on Retreats, but 2020 put a halt to many of the options. We've curated a special box for you to be su...
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Everything you need to organize your knitting as we head into 2021. Make the Knit, Purl and Roll bag for your needles, track your ideas and progres...
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Counted Cross Stitch is gaining in popularity again, with aided by designers offering free patterns and Stitch-A-Longs (SAL). The Cross Stitch Box ...
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What's better than one quilt? Two, of course!! Double Dipping, designed by Izzy Prado using 1 1/2" strips (aka Jelly Roll) dips into your fabric tw...
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Punchneedle, dating back to the 17th century, is simply a method of punching tightly woven fabric, leaving a loop of thread on the 'backside' of th...
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Do you need an excuse to go 'play'?? This bundle has everything you need to settle in for the evening with a game of cards, a puzzle, a word search...
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IF you've been wanting to learn Free Motion Quilting (FMQ), then this box is just for you! Of course, it really comes down to practice, practice, p...
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Sashiko (sa-she-ko) Embroidery first appeared during Japan's Edo Period (1615-1868) to fill a practical need for mending and strengthening homespun...
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Hand Embroidery has been around for...well, forever! Every culture, and ancient to modern, has some form of embroidery in their textile art history...
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