Home Crafts

Crafts were essential in the early days of America, more for the useful products they produced than for their enjoyment. Then, as now, a well-wrought item brought a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.

Most crafts practiced in early America are as familiar now as they were then. These domestic pursuits continued through the next several centuries and are enjoying a dramatic rebirth.

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All-American Sampler
Beginning Quilting Kit
Beginning Weaving Projects Book
Button Lover's Set
Book only
Children's Peg Loom

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Colonial Loom
Cotton Hand Spindle Set
Spindle only
Bag of Cotton Roving
Cross-Stitch Bookmark
E-Z Weaver
Lucet

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My First Crochet Set
My First Knitting Set
My First Tatting Kit
My First Weaving Loom
Old-Fashioned Sewing Cards
Potholder Loom

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Ring Knitter
Spool Knitter
Stars & Stripes Flag Kit (New!)
Weaving Loops
Weaving Songs and Games Book
Wool Drop Spindle Set
Spindle only
Bag of Sheep's Fleece

Classic, counted cross-stitch sampler. Includes 14-count Aida cloth, Anchor floss, needle, graph, history, and instructions.

Learn the elementary skills of quilting with this beginner's quilting kit. Makes a small pillow, doll blanket and pot holder. Includes fabric, batting, stuffing, needle, thread and instructions.

Written for the beginning weaver. All projects and instructions are designed for the My First Weaving Loom and Colonial Loom, but can be adapted for any hand-held loom.

This book is a collection of button projects, crafts, games and information on collecting buttons.

Ideal for small children. Approximately 5" x 8" hardwood peg loom. An excellent way to learn the basics of weaving. Includes peg loom, wooden weaving needle, jumbo yarn for fast, easy weaving, history of weaving and complete instructions.

This exclusive button set includes a colorful assortment of standard buttons and Button Book with button projects, crafts, games and information on collecting buttons. Good for hours of fun.

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Teachers & youth leaders: We offer an educational discount when you order 12 or more of the same item for teaching purposes.