Kim at True Up has put together a very handy guide to the various digital fabric printing services available online. I do recommend each of the companies, but each has its own price range, basecloth offerings, printing technology, file requirements, and extra services. I’ve prepared this free downloadable .pdf that compares all these factors at […]
Dining chairs are an integral part of good times. Where there’s dinner, wine, and company, there are chairs. But old dining chairs are notoriously uncomfortable: no fun for the buns. With simple modifications, though, that can be remedied. Plywood slip seats can be altered to allow for a bit of flex, a tad of padding, and a big difference in comfort. At your next dinner party, don’t be surprised if your guests won’t leave!
Today marks the debut of crafter Betz White’s new organic fabric collection called “Family Cottage”! The colorful selection of prints were inspired by her warm afternoons and cool evenings spent lakeside at a cottage with her family. Pick up the beautiful fabric exclusively in her Etsy shop.
Cathe at Just Something I Made shares these snazzy downloadable remnant wrappers to help organize your fabric stash!
DuhBe offers a great little tutorial on how to make these realistic-looking fabric roses in 5 easy steps. The method involves making strips of fabric, and then clipping and melting the edges over a flame. Love that she has this on her post: “Rather than keep all my secrets to myself, I want to share […]
Threadbanger has a collection of tips and instructions for making your own natural dyes for fabrics. More: Ask CRAFT: Tea-Staining Bed Linens
Project 95, a “worldwide network of independent quilt and fabric shops, e-tailers and design studios who have joined forces to promote shopping independents” has just released the beta version of their searchable database of independent retailers. One of the things that we’ve heard over and over again from fabric shoppers is that you want to […]
