Just Listed: Pillow-Palooza!

My 5 most popular oilcloth pillow combinations are now in stock and ready to ship! This round pillows are reversible and trimmed with a coordinating trim, they are perfect to freshen up your summer porch! Oilcloth is great for the outdoors, they happily weather the occasional shower.

Happy summer,
Kelly

Quilt Market: People Watching!

I know it's shameful really, but I am trying hard to catch up my blog! Slowly but surely, right? 

I had a wonderful time at Quilt Market in May. Here are just some of the great people I got to hang out with.

Here I am with Kay from Serendipity Patterns and Heather from Goosie Girl Boutique!

Kori, from Olive Grace, is also a Country Living vendor friend. I was great to see her here as well!

Jeni Baker and her new line for Art Gallery Fabrics. Geometric Bliss will have knits and voile's, as well as quilting cottons.

Sara Larson and her Jungle Ave. collection for Art Gallery Fabrics.

The seriously cute, Alexandria Winston. Stash Author of Quilt Lab. I'll be sharing her book as well!

Penguin and Fish is a big favorite of mine!

Yours truly in the Tiny Seamstress Design (photo) booth!

Tiny Seamstress Designs!

I got to hang out with Kerri from Kid Giddy. I'll be sharing her new book with you in another blog post soon! You will love it! : )

I can't even tell you how excited I was too finally meet Monica from Happy Zombie! check out my badge holder that I made with her pattern. OMG, she's awesome! 

Here are three of my Columbus, Ohio friends! You might recognize them, they are my booth babes at the Country Living Fair in Ohio. From right to left: Trish Preston/Two Peas in a Pod, Kristen and Kerri!

This my buddy Kerri, she's a Junie and a friend. She made this super cute bag for Amy Butler. Thanks to Kerri, I got to meet and have dinner with Amy Butler. It's nice to have friends with great contacts! Amy is just as nice as can be! Kerri is a contract sewer. If you need it done she's your gal. Sorry for the blurry iphone photos, but I just had to share this!

Warmly,
Kelly

Flash Back Photo Album: 2013 Country Living Ohio

I'm going to be catching up on the blog this wee. Everyday I'm going to post a photo album that I should have posted ages ago! A lot has happened in the last 12 months that I haven't blogged about properly.

First up! Country Living Fair in Columbus Ohio 2013. This was by far the best set up to date, I hope you enjoy it! I'll be at this show again in September and I hope to see you there too. The dates are Sept. 12, 13, 14, 2014. Click on over to buy up your tickets. I suggest you get the Early Bird tickets, this way you get great deals and first pick of all the goodies! Best of all, no crowds!

You know I'm doing this one first because we are starting to prep for it, right? This show is our best show of the year. It' takes a lot of sewing to get there. : )

This is my lovely spot under the will tree!

This is our cutting table, yes, we cut fabric to order at the show! Cool, right?

Oilcloth Chickens of LOVE!

Buy and sell mixed in with handmade housewares!

Vintage housewares and art work by Trish Preston!

Party Banner, chalk cloth and bags galore!

Kids, babies and bags!

Pillows, aprons and more.

Aprons, aprons and more aprons!

A ton of fabric and our lined Yia Yia Carts!

See you at the fair, 

Kelly

I spy oilcloth and laminated cotton at Finding Home!

A while back I invited the Lynn, from Finding Home to be a part of my At Home with Modern June blog tour. I asked her to show her readers how to use the covered seat cushion project that is in the book. I also sent her a box full of black and white oilcloth and laminated cotton to play with.

Lynn, used our great Black Picnic Check oilcloth to recover her kitchen chairs. This fabric has been a big hit. We started carrying it thanks to fellow blogger, The Painted Home, when she had picked it out for her Crafty Camper seat cushions.

The chairs are lovely, aren't they?

Next, she made simple oilcloth placemats by cutting a single layer of oilcloth into squares. She topped it all off with a laminated cotton runner, again, just a simple cut piece of fabric. Both of these fabrics are great, they don't fray so you don't have do any fussy sewing -- if you care not.

Then she got fancy! Lynn created a no-sew silverware sleeve with black polka dot oilcloth and washi tape. Next she topped it off with a chalk cloth tag, that she made with a punch that she just happened to have. A very crafty gal!

See her blog, Fining Home, to see how she made the template.

I hope you enjoyed this peek into Lynn's lovely home! See her blog Finding Home for so much more!

xoxox,
Kelly