Let's Celebrate Eight Crazy Days

Help us celebrate the next Eight Crazy Days!

We’re going to give you the highlights right now, so you can pace yourself.

We begin on Thursday, December 10, 2020.

In the store, Johanna is loading up the spinning wheel with discounts and freebies galore. When you check out, spin the wheel and reveal your shopping destiny. Plus, you can pick up a free roll of freezer paper (a 1-yard cut!) while supplies last.

Since we’re open online 24/7, we are going to have fun here as well. No wheel, but cool stuff nonetheless.

Like this awesome limited edition StitchCraft 10^th anniversary tote. It can hold multiple projects and has a gusseted bottom so it will sit squarely in place. The best part, it’s only $5, while supplies last.

We also have free gift tags you can download and print for personal use. There are three designs to choose from in blue, green, or pink. Pick one or all and tag your gifts in style.

Plus, some specials!

All of them make great gifts. Or keep for yourself and start the new year with a project ready to go.

Purchase any Aster & Anne wool kit and get a free wool pack and start embellishing it right away. The wool pack comes with an assortment of wool squares and one skein of red Cosmo floss.

Five-minute mat fabric packs. The mats really do take five minutes to make, watch this video tutorial. Place your menorah on the silver and blue pack or choose a pumpkin spice blend—either way it’s a quick project and a great way to enjoy beautiful fabric.

Available the week of 12/14, we will have three amazing kits.

Yarn Tasting kits featuring a selection of Berroco Yarns. The perfect way to sample lots of different yarn types and plan your next project. Or use all the fiber varieties for one woven piece? You decide and tell us later.

As well as patchwork stocking kits, featuring fabric by French General and a mini quilt kits, featuring The Blues collection by Janet Clare, both for Moda Fabrics.

More to come! What projects are you looking forward to starting in the new year? Tell us in the comments.