Showing posts with label mexican oilcloth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexican oilcloth. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
The Folk Tree
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Quilting As You Go

Oilcloth on Dexter

After a long hiatus, Oilcloth International is back in the blogosphere! So glad to be back to blogging and celebrating all that is oilcloth! So, while I have tons of projects and people to commend via the blog, I have decided to present one of the latest and greatest oilcloth on TV glimpses! During the last season of Showtime's Dexter, the show's central character enjoyed finger food displayed upon an oilcloth tablecloth. Seeing as the show is set in Miami it's no surprise that set designers chose our Oranges Light Blue print! Oilcloth looks great on and offscreen!
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Great New Use for the Bucket Buddy!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Sewing with Oilcloth: The Book Tour

Sewing with Oilcloth is a compilation of easy to understand patterns, creative project ideas and beautiful photographs taken by Meghan McSweeney. The book is skillfully divided into four sections so that oilcloth addicts can choose from an array of project ideas and other important information, like the tools, that you need to create oilcloth projects that are super functional and absolutely stylish! From Ch. 1 "Tools, Tips, and Trims" to Ch.2 "For the House," Ch. 3 "For You," and Ch. 4 "For Kids," each chapter reflects the variety that oilcloth as a fabric has to offer. As a creative & successful entrepreneur, accomplished designer, and loving mother, it's clear that Kelly's lifestyle has influenced her in writing this smart, chic, fun book!
Some of our favorite patterns are the oilcloth "seat cushions...[which are] custom-made...weather-friendly and easy-to-clean," we can imagine your friends and family admiring this oilcloth project for years to come. The "Chalk Cloth Table Runner" is another project that we think is sure to draw attention and compliments at your next get together. The "Farmers Market Tote" is another project that will yield a creation that you'll wonder how you used to live without, featuring "four exterior pockets for...herbs and flowers and [an] interior pocket [for] a safe place to stash...money" this bag is great for shopping!
Sewing with Oilcloth is a rare book, it's clear that Kelly holds oilcloth in a special place in her heart; she mentions the way that when some customers "touch and feel oilcloth, it takes them back in time," it reminds them of their mothers and grandmothers, of cooking family meals in the kitchen or taking family trips to "Woolworth's to get a new oilcloth for the kitchen table." Many of our customers have told us about their memories attached with oilcloth and we, like Kelly, are proud and excited to provide families of generations to come with even more!
Scroll down to see the blog schedule for Sewing with Oilcloth's book tour, make sure to check it out for more information on this great book! Leave us a comment and we'll pick one lucky reader to receive a copy of the book along with some free fabric so you can start on one of the smaller projects in the book!
Monday, August 29: Wiley Craft http://www.wileycraft.com/
Tuesday, August 30: / Crafty Pod http://www.craftypod.com/
Wednesday, August 31: Sew Mama, Sew http://www.sewmamasew.com/
Thursday, September 1: Dana Made http://www.dana-made-it.com/
Friday, September 2: Craft http://craftzine.com
Monday, September 3: True Up http://www.trueup.net/ and Craft Gossip http://craftgossip.com/
Tuesday, September 4: Oilcloth International http://www.oilcloth.com/
Wednesday, September 5: Average Jane Craft http://averagejanecrafter.blogspot.com/
Thursday, September 6: Prudent Baby http://www.prudentbaby.com/
Friday, September 7: Craft Sanity http://craftsanity.com/
Monday, September 5, 2011
Happy Labor Day!
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Oilcloth for the People


Aztec Lime is a beautiful print that reminds us of traditional Mexican textiles! This folky pattern comes in a variety of colors, including Black, Orange, and Purple. This print is one of our most recent editions to our collection of over 50 prints and colors of oilcloth fabric!
In Bloom


Bloom Magenta is a beautiful print! This floral pattern comes in an assortment of colors, but we think this vibrant shade is super stylish and fun!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
The Chicano Heritage Mural


Located in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA, the Chicano Heritage Mural at Figueroa Street and Avenue 61, commemorates Chicano history, including the Chicano movement of the 1960s. Oilcloth International is located a block down from this famous intersection for over ten years! We are proud of our neighborhood, and the mural is a daily reminder of our cultural heritage as Los Angelenos. Click here to learn more about this special community in NELA (Northeast Los Angeles).
Outdoor Dining with Oilcloth

Exclusive Print for Summer!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Oilcloth International Bi-Annual Warehouse Sale 6/25!!!

134 N. Ave 61
Unit # 101
Los Angeles, CA
90041
We hope to see you there! Please remember that the best selection is available in the earlier part of the day, however, we do not open before 9AM! Make sure to wear sunscreen and drink lots of water!
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Papel Picado Commissioned by the Hollywood Bowl Museum
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Recently, the Hollywood Bowl Museum commissioned Margaret and Josie Sosa to create these beautiful papel picado creations. Click here for a close-up! They remind us a lot of our own papel picado print, San Miguel, shown here in black and white. Margaret says "the museum is having a year long exhibit of Latino artists who have performed at the Bowl...for many years now, Josie and I have worked together on cutting paper. I do the drawings and then we both cut and string the paper...working on this papel has been especially gratifying for me as each sheet of papel you see in the images is 29"X19," twice the size we usually work in and in addition, we cut 4 large panels, about 38"X49," on handmade paper...working on these non-traditional sizes and paper was so inspiring and fun for me to do."
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Alison Magrane, Designing with Oilcloth

Monday, May 30, 2011
The Neighborhood Salon

A Very New Oilcloth Product!

Oilcloth Project Idea

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