Craft De Ville Blog

What is a Crafternoon you ask? It is an excuse to get out of your house, meet some other crafters, have a chat and maybe sip a beverage! At Craft de Ville, we like building a community of crafters! On the last Saturday of the month, we host a "Bring Your Own Project" Crafternoon.We occasionally host a themed Crafternoon, but those will be on a date other than the last Saturday of the month! (Stay tuned, we hope to have those posted soon) At the shop, there are a couple of domestic sewing machine available. If needed, we can set...

Are you ready to embark on a creative journey? It's time to grab your needle and thread because we're diving into the world of stitch along projects! Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner looking for a fun and relaxing activity, a stitch along project is the perfect choice. Let's explore the wonderful world of cross stitch, quilt, and doll projects and how you can share your progress with the world! What's the Buzz About the Witch Along? Have you ever heard of a stitch along project? It's like a virtual crafting party where people from all over the...

Please note that the store will be exceptionally closed this Friday, August 16.We will resume our usual schedule Saturday August 17 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.Thank you for your understanding. SVP noter que la boutique sera fermée exceptionnellement ce vendredi le 16 août.Nous reprendrons notre horaire régulier samedi le 17 août de 12h à 17h.Merci de votre compréhension.

Have you been eagerly awaiting the arrival of your Tabby Road fabric shipment, only to find out it has been delayed?  Why was the shipment delayed? Here is the statement from FreeSpirit Fabrics: "We are experiencing major delays in consolidation and port entry. Our Korean goods are consolidated on boats that originate out of China. Because they are full, boats coming out of China are bypassing South Korean ports. The port of Charleston also had an 11-day shutdown, creating an unmanageable backlog." Remember, it's out of our control It's important to remember that sometimes delays happen, and they are often out of our control....