Saturday, February 16, 2013

Vine: How to cover a pressure foot

Top stitching on oilcloth can be pretty sticky business but don't fret is an easy fix. If you don't have a fancy roller foot or Teflon foot you can just cover your favorite pressure foot in painters tape. Here's my Vine video clip to show you just how easy it is.

Don't let all the naughty news about Vine scare you away from all the fun, there's a lot of good stuff to enjoy. Find me on Vine under the name ModernJune or follow my on Twitter feed.  

Once your all connected with me on Vina and Twitter, come back and check out more tips that use painters tape.

Friday, February 15, 2013

Show and Tell: Oilcloth Backsplash

How darn cute is this sweet kitchen? Sarah and her hubby made this sweet play kitchen for there daughters 2nd birthday and used oilcloth for the back splash! I am in love and I am sure that Ruby is too!!
Check out Sarahs blog  Mila +! Cuatro and her cute shop too!

Gotta project that you want to share? Email me at Kelly@modernjune.com I'll be glad to share it.

Friday, February 1, 2013

Today at Paper & Stitch!

Have you checked out Paper & Stitch lately? There is so many pretty shops this month. Take a shopping brake and enjoy the pretties!! I am proud to be today's, shop of the day!

Brittni just got back from ATL so her blog, is filled with great fun too.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

6th Annual Crafters Anonymous Craft Swap


Got extra or unwanted craft supplies to get rid of? Or maybe you could use more supplies on the cheap - either way you should come to the 6th Annual Crafters Anonymous Craft Supply Swap and help support Art 180!
Sunday - February 3, 2013
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
ARTWORKS Studios & Gallery


The Crafters Anonymous Craft Swap is an opportunity for artists and crafters of all types to get together in a fun, social environment and trade craft supplies. This event is also a benefit to support Art 180 - a Richmond based non-profit organization that creates and provides art-related programs to young people living in challenging circumstances, encouraging personal and community change through self-expression.

• Gather up all of your surplus art and/or craft supplies. These are items you purchased and haven't used, other crafty items you no longer need or items you just want to give away. Make sure these items are in good, usable condition (NO TRASH PLEASE).

• Put your items into a reusable grocery bag (we know you have a gazillion of these - paper or plastic).

• Save your items until the day of the craft swap and bring them with you when you come (it's okay if you go back to your bag of items to visit them, however no putting them back into your stash...we need them and you will be rewarded in the end).

• Come to the craft swap and bring a bag! 


Here's the breakdown:

-- There will be a $6.00 entrance fee for the swap.

-- If you bring your own bag to fill with goodies, the entrance fee will be $5.00.

-- If you bring a bag of items to donate to the swap, the entrance fee will be $1.00.

Of course, if you are feeling generous and want to donate more to Art 180 we encourage you to do so. 100% of the profits from the event will go to benefit Art 180. When you bring your items to the swap, you will be greeted by one of our CACS counselors who will help you part with your items.

• Feed your addiction! You will be given one (1) of those reusable grocery bags donated or use the one (1) bag you bring and fill it with new-to-you supplies. All supplies will be set up according to type (paper, fiber, jewelry, painting, miscellaneous, etc.) throughout the swap.

• Help others admit their addiction. You know you have a friend or two who share your craft supply addiction. Tell them about the Craft Swap or better yet, bring them to the swap with their surplus craft supplies!

See you at the craft swap!