Uppercase Magazine and Oilcloth!!

Several months ago I was contacted by journalist Linzee Kull McCray that was excited about oilcloth. She was so excited about it that she wrote a really lovely article for Uppercase Magazine and I am honored to share it with you all!! 

Pretty pretty oilcloth!!

Sewing with Oilcloth garden apron pattern!

What a bright and pretty layout!

 

What's the difference? They published my laminate cotton, oilcloth and chalk cloth comparison. 

I'm so excited that our Modern June party banners made the magazine as well.

If your creative and curious then this is your magazine!! 

Back issues and subscriptions are available in the U shop. 

Uppercase's beautiful blog!!

Sneak peak of issue 14

Nice nod from Do It Yourself Magazine!

I am so excited to be source for oilcloth in my most favorite magazine!! I love this magazine so much that I have every single one I've ever bought. Some of you might call it hording but I call it inspiration.

The editors of Do It Yourself took some of our oilcloth and made a fun bucket apron.

If you have a copy of Sewing with Oilcloth you can use the garden apron pattern to make something very similar, just make two and tie them on.

Show and Tell: Tablecloth trick gets center stage

 

How darn cute is this kitchen?! You may remember it from Elyse's oilcloth covered kitchen tablecloth from our first Show and Tell features. Well now you can see her practically pretty table and more of her lovely home in this months Fresh Cottage magazine. I can't wait to hit Barnes and Noble today to pick up my copy.  

She transformed her table with the red polka dot oilcloth in about 15 minutes with nothing more than a pair of scissor and a staple gun. Actually, she just uses blue painters tape. What really surprised me is that she feeds two boys at this table and painters tape kept the oilcloth in place for about a year. Totally cool!

Elyse is a "stay-at-home mom, writer, communications consultant, tinkerer, blogger and online shop owner." Check out the Tinkered Treasured blog and shop.

Elyse's done it again, this time she's got a bit bolder with the dots on red print. The sign intertwined on the fence says it all! LOVE!