Don’t you agree?  I get so excited when the UPS truck pulls up outside the store.  Hector brings us the best presents. (He’s not bad on the eyes either lol) My finishing has been pouring back in the last few... Continue reading →

Ok…there’s been a lot of inquiries about this sale.  Unfortunately, it is only offered in the store.   I do not have the man power to load all of these threads and canvases into the online store.  But just wait... Continue reading →

Isn’t this the most precious little piece you’ve ever seen? And to think it was born out of a blank canvas and a cookie cutter.I will be teaching this class at Destination Dallas in September to other shop owners.  We... Continue reading →

So I dove in head first yesterday on the New York City canvas.  For as large and intimidating as this canvas is, doing one building at a time makes it SO much easier. I started with the Metropolitan Opera House... Continue reading →

You know how much we love our Americana.  Aggie and Becki have just finished up two more pieces in our Americana series. Becki worked her magic on this canvas.  Another masterpiece!  And perfectly stitched.  Just try to find a thread... Continue reading →

I always have grand ambitions to stitch gifts for my family. Well…this time I managed to at least get it stitched for my mom for Mothers Day. I started it Saturday afternoon and finished it up with three hours to... Continue reading →

As I promised a few weeks ago, here is the entire canvas of a new design by Amanda Lawford that I will be teaching at the Dallas trade show on September 26th. Amanda has outdone herself for this show with... Continue reading →

How stinkin’ cute is this canvas from Cooper Oaks?  I snagged it out of the trunk show last month.  Sometimes I need a small project, since I’m always working on big canvases. Linda and Mary Susan went fabric shopping in... Continue reading →

I’m so excited to announce the first online home study course with The Enriched Stitch! This canvas has been on my bucket list since I first laid eyes on it.  Growing up in Connecticut, I spent a lot of time... Continue reading →