Stitches Steel and Stone

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About Stitches Steel and Stone

 

Stitches, Steel and Stone is my small business that I own and love.   I have been making and selling crafts for over 25 years, using old Singer sewing machines. I started sewing at the age of five with my Grandma as my teacher. Her 1940 machine is still my favorite to use, almost 40 years later.  I learned as a teenager that I could make stuffed animals to sell and then buy clothing. Over the years my items have changed and improved.  My favorite items are my ornaments that I personalize. There is no additional charge to have name/and or year embroidered on your ornaments.  I make over 100 different ornaments.   If you don't see what you are looking for or if you have any questions please send an email. Contact me at:

      debsornaments@aol.com   

Schedule 2010

 

October 20--24              Tacoma Holiday Food and Gift Festival

                                       Tacoma Dome Booths 115 & 117

 

November  9   (Tues.)      Meridian Valley Artisans Festival       Benefit Sale for Childrens Hospital  

9-7                                       Clubhouse (Open to the public)

                               24830 136th Ave Se  Kent

 

November                    Northwood Elementary Holiday Boutique

          9-4                          9805 24th St E Edgewood WA

 

November 19-20               Hassle Free Holiday Bazaar

                                          City of Renton Community Center

    11-6 Friday                   1715 Maple Valley Highway

     9-5 Saturday                        Renton, WA

 

November 26-27              Lacey Parks Holiday Bazaar

     12-5   Friday                St. Martin’s Pavilion

       9-5  Saturday             Lacey, WA

 

December 3-4          Kent Parks Holiday Bazaar                                               

 10-7  Friday                  Kent Commons

   9-5  Saturday               525 4th Ave  Kent                                                                                                 

 

 

                      

    

 

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