Category Archives: Shop Talk

Take a look at the brand new July releases from Periphaeria Designs: All three are available in standard printed and downloadable formats from One Star’s Light, as always! 🙂

I’m finally starting to catch up with new inventory that is over two months old in some cases. Come and check out the latest additions to One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies!

Don’t you just love those collaboration packs that include a chart from Little House Needleworks and 5 full skeins of thread from Crescent Colours to stitch the design? I know I do. And now, you have no excuse not to! … Continue reading →

The sale on all of the new designs from Periphaeria Designs at One Star’s Light ENDS TODAY! Get ’em at 15% off while you can!

You know what May 1st means, right? It’s time for the latest set of designs by Periphaeria Designs! And, for one week only, One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies is running a sale. 15% off of all of the new designs … Continue reading →

Terry helped me by randomly picking the 5 winners of the Designer Treasure Hunt. Check out the homepage of One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies to see the list of winners. 😀

The Needlework Show starts today at 1 PM EDT. And guess who is a registered buyer for this show? Yes, indeed, that would be One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies! Please feel free to browse the show online anytime while it … Continue reading →

And then the Designer Treasure Hunt will be over! The contest ends at noon (Eastern Daylight Time) tomorrow, April 25th, so if you haven’t entered yet, don’t wait too long. 😉 Five lucky winners will receive an exclusive design from … Continue reading →

That’s right. Courtesy of One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies and Periphaeria Designs, we are running a Designer Treasure Hunt at OSL for the next week. No purchase is necessary to enter, so hop on over to check out the details!

Just a note to say that we just finished loading 211 colors of Carrie’s Threads to One Star’s Light Needlework Supplies. A few don’t have pictures, so I will have to scan them and load them separately, but the vast … Continue reading →