LED Lights–perfect for wreaths!

These LED light strands are the perfect way to light up a wreath or other holiday décor without having to string a cord to the nearest outlet. 

Here at my home, we usually have a lit wreath on our front door and it looks great from the outside, but on the inside I have this ugly cord that hangs from the door to the outlet on the wall.  Such an eyesore.  But this year we got these battery powered LED lights in the shop and it solved my problem! 

Each strand is 60” long and has 20 bright, long-lasting LED lights.  One strand uses only three AA batteries!  Right now we have these lights on sale:

1 strand for $8.98
2 strands for $7.98 each
3 or more for $6.98 each.

We've even used these lights to add sparkle to a holiday wall hanging.  Just think of all the creative uses for these fun little light strands!

Embellishments Here!!!

This group ranges from 3" to 5" in diameter, they come in assorted colors with a pin attached to the back.

Priced from $1.98 to $4.98

There is a 20% Off coupon under the coupon tab that can either be printed or shown on your phone.

We also carry fabric flowers in yardage including some that are stretch.

These are so fun to get creative with. Also comes in black and white and grey.






Here are some other fun ideas...

add some summer fun to your flip flops....

Add a few flowers to a throw pillow to spice up you decor.

Here is a pillow I made using Fabric Mill embellishments. So easy and I love it!

Take a plain t-shirt and turn it into something fabulous!

Add a few flowers to a skirt or tutu for your little girl and she will be in heaven!

Hand Bag Line By Carol Lawson

Meet our contributor Carol Lawson: Carol is a BYU graduate in English, has six grown children, and has a passion for creating. Carol started sewing as a child in 4-H and has always enjoyed the creative process. When her children were younger she designed and sewed many of their clothes. She also has used her sewing and design abilities to create some fun home decor projects. Carol taught sewing to children for a few years and really enjoyed teaching her craft. Carol started seriously quilting about five years ago and now she has branched out in designing bags. She has always loved color and texture and textiles and projects!! (Much to my husband's dismay). She currently works at the Fabric Mill part time and we are excited to have her as an online contributor. She has developed a line of fun to sew handbags. Here is a glimpse of her line. 

Pattens available for purchase at the Fabric Mill.

Pouf Bag



Rick Rack Stripe Tote




Flirty Tote





Flirty Tote with matching quilt