One of my favorite Etsy shops, The Fabric Bar just opened up a new blog called
The Fabric Shopper at http://the-fabric-shopper.blogspot.com/ which features wonderful fabric sources and inspiration. Smashing Threads is currently being featured under Fabric Shop Blogs and also at http://thefabricbar.blogspot.com/.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
The Fabric Shopper
Thursday, January 22, 2009
FREE WRISTLET KEYCHAIN!!!
From Jan 22 to Feb 14 all handbag purchases will receive a FREE Wristlet Keychain with their order! Go to www.smashingthreads.etsy.com to start shopping now!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Meet Charlie :)
This is Charlie! He is 12 weeks old. This photo is just too cute for words. I love how he closed his eyes when I took the pic.
Monday, December 22, 2008
New Shop for Smashing Threads
You can now purchase Smashing Threads at Ce'leste 6242 Chester Street in Arlington, TN in the old historic depot.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Getting ready for Christmas...
The tree is up but I am severely lacking in the decorating part and the tree topper needs to go! I am trying to do a woodland critters christmas on the tree and pooh bear just isnt making the cut. I just love the mushrooms though. Reminds me of the fabric I use. Oh.. and last weekend I went to my sister-in-laws house and we got all crafty and had homemade treats and champagne-pomegranate cocktails, so yummy! I took some stockings I sewed up and I printed on them. I cant believe its just two weeks away from today! I need to get some shopping done.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Japanese Covered Button Bookmark Clips
This is my latest handmade item at Smashing Threads. I think these are going to make wonderful gifts for the holidays. They are affordable, adorable, and more than anything have more than one use! These little bookmark clips are great for organizing papers, marking your spot in your favorite magazine or book, kids can use them at school for their reading assignments and homework, awesome gifts for teachers, holding your coupons for the store, and so many more! They measure 4 inches long and are very sturdy! The button on the end measures 1 1/8 inches around. I can do these in any fabric that you see in my shop.
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