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Who couldn't love a quilter that names one of her designs Drunk Love in a Log Cabin??? We are head over heels for the modern quilting work done by Denise Schmidt - her work has such a modern simplicity that really appeals CityCraft's streamlined sensibilities. Which is why we are so excited to announce that a shipment of her Single Girl quilt pattern just arrived in the store. The pattern includes easy-to-use instructions, patterns, measurements, and quilting template to create your own Single Girl quilt in baby, twin, queen, or king sizes, and the Single Girl sham. Come and get it, CityCrafters!

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Hannah of Simply Perfect Home shares the beautiful place mat and napkin sets she designed and created using fabrics by designers Valori Wells and Joel Dewberry. I told you Dallas gals are crafty!

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Wow!!!

We are so impressed with the beautiful nursery decor created by CityCraft customer Gracie! The BEST part of running CityCraft is getting to see the possibilities of our fabric put into action - and we couldn't be more excited to show off Gracie's designs using fabrics by Amy Butler and Paula Prass. Be sure to visit her elegant blog, Ciela Design, where Gracie shares her design projects. Get inspired, CityCrafters!

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Nearly half of all the fixtures at CityCraft were discovered at Lula B's Antique Mall on Greenville Avenue here in Dallas. I can't remember the last time that I paid them a visit when I didn't spot something that I just "HAVE TO HAVE". Forget Grandma's attic, too. Lula B's is a mid-century modern-lover's dream. The funky divider screens in our window? Lula B's. The melamine cubes? Lula B's.

How excited are we that Lula B's is opening a new location? BA-nanas. Check out the announcement in today's Daily Candy about the new digs on Industrial. I can't wait to scope it out for some more CityCraft fixture goodies.



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