Shop crafty pics

Duke took getting ready for Shop Crafty very serious.

My mom putting finishing touches on a quilt.

Some of our bags. The new size sold really well!! We only had a few to take home at the end of the day.

AllwithLOVE's booth.

More of the booth. It was great to have the wall behind us to showcase our quilts.

Portland OR !!!!

Im so excited to go see a dear friend of mine soon in Portland Oregon. She actually is living in Eugene but Im flying into Portland and we will spend a day or so exploring the city. I have never been anywhere close to Portland, or the Northwest, so I need some suggestions. Any great or fun designer stores? Fabric/quilt store musts? Have to see spots? We have the Portland Rose Test Gardens on the list because I LOVE ROSES and grow a handful in my own yard. We also might stop by the Rogue brewery ( i dropped my bfs glass from there and need to replace it... opps! ). So any tips would be great.

Im going to post some SHOP CRAFTY pics later on today too. It was a good event for us and we sold quite a bit of inventory and a couple of quilts!!

Also we have new items to post on Etsy!! Bags and quilts, so keep an eye out for those soon.

Tiffany

Saturday April 16th !!

What You Need To Know About SHOP CRAFTY !!!

Shop CRAFTY!!! April 16th!!

We are sooo excited about this. Even if AllwithLOVE wasnt a vendor it still looks like it going to be pretty sweet!!! So make time to out and see us and other wonderful crafty vendor. Get a sneak peek of all the vendors here.

SXSW Details!

Vendor set up is in the landscaped courtyard behind the 1860's house, Cypress Vanguard (a fashion design co-op). Address is 606 East 3rd Street 78701 put it in your blackberry/Iphones. So if you or your friends are SXSWing this weekend and want to check out some cool homemade handcrafted goodies and maybe get a drink from Dripping Springs Vodka then you should stop by!! Im very

SXSW!

AllwithLOVE @ SXSW??? YES!!!!

Details to come!!

Making it personal.

Hi it's Tiffany's Mom again.

I was working on a T-shirt quilt when I had an "aha" moment. I have a t-shirt from the 2004 super bowl that I wanted to include. The design is small and seeing it in a quilt would be o.k. but not really all that exciting.

My new machine can embroider letters so I decided to add a bit more to the block. Now it is a conversation starter!

I had to buy a little stabilizer and a spool of thread but it changed a kind of plain block into something really interesting. If you are considering making a memory quilt or having us make one for you, remember that the little extra embellishment can make a huge difference!

Love,
Mom