Need some gift ideas? We have some options for you to consider...
A Cozy Scarf pack for only $6 each, with free directions to make 3 variations. This is soft and cuddly fabric with easy no-sew or low-sew possibilities! And pulling the threads to make the fringe is really rather soothing if you get too much jingle in your jangle! Tammy is a good sport for our photo session, maybe she will find one under the tree at her house?!
A handcrafted seam ripper with wooden handle--$17 and a choice of wood color. These are going fast! I can personally vouch for the quality of workmanship and sharpness. If you have to rip, you might as well do it in style!
A great new iron also makes the world a happier place, at least in the sewing room! This has the advantage of being a cordless model, so it can be utilized in some different ways. Since I do longarm machine quilting, sometimes I encounter something that needs to be pressed while the quilt is on the frame. With my Panasonic cordless iron, it's simple to do! $129.95
And for the mobile quilter on-the-go, this travel sized Clover Wedge iron is just what's needed. It costs $49.98 and is worth every penny!
Another uniquely handcrafted gift is the little Needle Nanny. It has a magnetic attraction! It can be placed on your lapel or on the project in the works. While doing some handwork, when you need a break or just get interrupted, it holds onto your needle until you get back to the stitching! We have a variety of designs and shapes to choose from for $11.99.
One of these key fobs with wrist bands is a perfect little stocking stuffer and costs just $9. They work for keys, loyalty cards, flash drives, or anything you need to hook up!
From the same artisan who creates the wooden seam rippers, we have numerous wooden bowls, platters, vases, etc. Each one is unique. They really are something special, and we have a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Depending on size, they are priced between $10 and $20. They are sanded so smoothly, it's a special sensation just to touch!
Our imported woven baskets from Ghana are also one-of-a-kind gifts. No two are exactly alike! Depending on size, they range in price from $40 to $50. From bright colors to subtle shading, they are works of art and utilitarian on top of that! They are quite durable and strong.
I'll be back in a day or 2 with more ideas for you! Quantities can be limited, but we always try to get more in stock. Even if Santa's elves can't get it here before Christmas, we would be happy to write up a gift card to cover the cost of the item to be picked up later.
Pam
