Quilting Frenzy - Converse, Texas
I love quilts. I hate quilting. Really, I hate sewing. My Granny tried to teach me to quilt, and I completely understand the how's and why's. But I can't make my edges line up!
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The Yellow Roses - Corpus Christi, Texas
The quickest way to my heart is to remind me of either of my grandmothers. Just like quilts remind me of my Granny, these remind me of my Grandma.
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In fact, these remind just about anyone who knew her of my Grandma! I still have the one she made me
Corky Crafts - Fort Worth, Texas
Everything at Corky Crafts is made from wine corks...I know a few people who could help Corky Crafts out with supplies. They shall remain nameless here, but they know who they are!
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Forever Grace 2 - Amarillo, Texas
My last shop for today, Forever Grace 2, is located a whole 45 minutes from my house! All I did was search "lace", and this beautiful lace romper popped up!
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This romper is simply gorgeous. How I wish Flower was little enough to wear something like this. Even if it came in her size, her style is, well, far from mine. Still, though, I think the "Daddy's Girl" Dress on her shop is the neatest idea ever. You will have to stop in at Forever Grace 2 and take a look!
So, those are my awesome Texas shops for today. I have several more lined up that I'm excited to share with you, too! Please check these shops out. Remember....the people who own these shops (I'm including myself and 13 Plum Creations here!) really depend on traffic and purchases. The money goes straight to helping families, which goes straight to helping our economy. So really. Go now. Visit these shops!
Be blessed!
Oh my gosh... that Raggedy Anne Doll is beautiful! I had one just like her when I was little... talk about nostalgia... lol.
ReplyDeleteI still love mine, and am praying my daughter keeps it nice enough that she can give it to her daughters
DeleteMy momma made me a Holly Hobbie blanket well my Grandmomma thought it was very large for a newborn so she made a matching lil'er one.
ReplyDeleteSo 31 years later I was picking at a yardsale, and low and behold what did I find a tattered old well loved quilt that I knew the owner of with Holly Hobbie all over so now I am a collecter of quits I am only up to 3 2 of which are REAL quilts.... So I know my one I want made & have wanted for years would have a Texas Flag or burnt orange \m/...
One of my most prized possessions is the embroidered quilt my grandmother made me as a wedding gift. No one but me is allowed to touch it!
DeleteP.S. I had a Raggety Ann Doll to & every Halloween
ReplyDeleteRaggetty Ann & Andy's The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile.
Beautiful blog! Thank you so much for featuring my shop! We happily accept any and all wine corks! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome, and thank you, too!
DeleteGreat blog! We have some very talented Texas Crafters, thanks for featuring my shop. I not only create items for my shop but I make custom quilts also.
ReplyDeleteTexas is full of many greats!
ReplyDeleteSo you said I'd remain nameless, then you gave me away. :-)
ReplyDeleteCute stuff!!! Great job!