Just a note to let you know that the order arrived safe and sound and everything is so very nice!   I will be sure to let my friends know about your website and great customer service.

– Ronna, Everett, WA

Clever, isn't it? One can't help but smile just thinking about these unique and yummy items.

The Quilter, March 2003
“What's for Dessert?”
(Article reprinted in the Matilija Press)

…This attention to detail completes the magical illusion. When asked how she gets fabric inside a clear water bottle, [Nana's] response is, "More importantly, how are YOU going to get it out?"

Sew News, November 2004
“Fat & Sassy Fabric”

The fabric food comes with its challenges. Each food item has a different series of folds. "That's what makes it look so real in the container—the color of the fabric and the folded shapes," [Nana] says.

In fact there's quite a bit of research that goes into making each item. Most of it is done at the grocery store. [Nana] hangs out at the local supermarket, studying shapes and textures in the bakery and on the packaged dessert aisle.

Grit, September 2004
“Quilter Serves Meals by the Yard"

Women often buy them for gifts. And why not? Don't quilters always crave more fabric? Most people never open the packages—they can't bear to. They prefer to save them for later.

Sewing & Quilting, December 2003
“Fun Ways to Package Fabric”