Hey friends! After the craziness of SNAP plus the Sewvivor finale, things are s-l-o-w-l-y resuming to normal around here again (well, I have a quite the swag bag to unpack, a bunch of pink and green sewing remnants to clean … Continue reading
I love pinterest. Really, isn’t it just brilliant? I am sure you have seen the fabulous date-art floating around (see some of our ‘pin-spirations’ above… some are people’s DIY projects and some are from fabulous etsy shops). I love the … Continue reading
Since we keep getting emails and special orders for them, I went ahead and stocked the shop with a few different valentines! And if you read the kojo blog, we’ll give you a 20% discount (just email us beforehand and … Continue reading
Cocktails & Mocktails (my favorite summertime party!) is this weekend! Party prep is in full effect around here… there are all sorts of yummy ingredients for appetizers and desserts in the fridge, piles of decorations littering the craft room, and … Continue reading
As a spin-off from the fabric scrap Mother’s Day cards, here’s the super simple “Dad” version. Isn’t the argyle stitching a fun touch? And you still have plenty of time to whip one up before Father’s Day… … Continue reading
Need a bit of ruffle-y loveliness to send to a friend? Pair a blank card (or a card-sized piece of cardstock)… with a line of stitching and a little ruffle rosette (just shift the ‘petals’ around while you stitch the … Continue reading
If you’ll glance at your calendar, you’ll notice that it’s Thursday, May 6th. That means that Mother’s Day is just three days away. Despite my best intentions to have handmade gifts and cards in the mail to my sisters and … Continue reading
Both of our work tables have been brimming with invites this past month, but I don’t think we’ve shown you any of them! Here are some that went out this week (the details weren’t blurred on the actual invites, of … Continue reading
Invites, invites and more invites is the name of the game lately… … Continue reading
Another idea for spicing up your outgoing mail? Use a 12×12 patterned piece of paper as your envelope! I just fold the patterned paper around whatever I’m sending (well, as long as what I’m sending isn’t super tall so that … Continue reading