Posts in November 2010

Fabric of the Day: Marquee Bright...

By Callie on November 29, 2010
Fabric of the Day: Marquee Bright Kaffe Fassett

Speechless.

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29Nov

Great gifts: Pochette Saikoro

By Callie on November 24, 2010
Great gifts: Pochette Saikoro

Love, love, love this Pochette Saikoro project featured on BurdaStyle. Another reason I need to learn French. The ability to read 17th century Spanish is lost on this project. C’est la vie! (There. That was French.)

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24Nov

Limited Time Designer Sale

By Callie on November 23, 2010
Limited Time Designer Sale

Give THANKS for a rare designer sale at CityCraft! Some of the sewing and quilting world’s most popular fabric and pattern designers 25% OFF ALL Heather Bailey fabric and patterns ALL Amy Butler fabric and patterns (includes double-faced quilted!) ALL Laura Gunn fabric and patterns (includes popular Poppy line) ALL Kaffe... [+]

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23Nov

Holiday Gift Classes

By Callie on November 22, 2010
Holiday Gift Classes

Make it a handmade holiday. Nothing could be more personal than something you’ve made yourself with someone special in mind. Sign up today before these popular gift classes fill up! All of these classes require completion of Get Sewing! Beginner Basics or sewing machine skills.... [+]

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22Nov

Thanksgiving Hours

By Callie on November 19, 2010
Thanksgiving Hours

CityCraft will be closed Wednesday, November 24, and Thursday, November 25 for the Thanksgiving holiday. CityCraft will reopen Friday, November 26 with special after-Thanksgiving sales. Stay tuned.

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19Nov

A Flannel Fiesta

By Callie on November 19, 2010
A Flannel Fiesta

With today’s arrival of the new Zoo Menagerie Flannel by Eleanor Grosch, it’s turning into a flannel fiesta here at CityCraft. What to do with all this flannel goodness? Glad you asked. Flannel Tutorial RoundUp: Flannel Tutorials courtesy of Cloud9 Fabrics (one of our FAVES)... [+]

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"The family that sews together..."

By Callie on November 19, 2010
“The family that sews together…”

Last night I had the pleasure of teaching a class that included not just two people that were related to each other but FOUR people that were related to each other. Yep, Mom was there. Sister was there. Younger sister was there. And rounding out... [+]

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