Stitches Steel and Stone

         Personalized Holiday Ornaments 


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About Stitches Steel and Stone

 

Welcome to my website.  My name is Debbbie Gault. Each ornament is individually cut out and sewn on an old Singer sewing machine.  I embroider names on them on small embroidery machines at all my shows.   There is no additional charge to have name/and or year embroidered on your 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 2011

This year I will not be attending the Tacoma Holiday Food and Gift Festival in October.  Please contact me or see me at another show.  Look forward to seeing everyone this fall.  Thank you. 

 

November  5                Northwood Elementary Holiday Boutique

          9-4                          9805 24th St E Edgewood WA

 

 

November  8  (Tues.)      Meridian Valley Artisans Festival       Benefit Sale for Childrens Hospital  

9-7                                       Clubhouse (Open to the public)

                               24830 136th Ave Se  Kent

 

 

November  18-19            Hassle Free Holiday Bazaar

                                          City of Renton Community Center

    11-6 Friday                   1715 Maple Valley Highway

     9-5 Saturday                        Renton, WA

 

November 25-26            (Lacey Parks Holiday Bazaar)  New Name and Location

                                         Thurston County Fair Holiday Bazaar

     12-5   Friday                www.co.thurston.wa.us/fair

       9-5  Saturday             Olympia, WA

 

December   2-3             Kent Parks Holiday Bazaar                                               

 10-6  Friday                  Kent Commons

   9-5  Saturday               525 4th Ave  Kent                                                                                                 

 

 

                      

    

 

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