Carrie wrote...
your face is so awesome here. you're all, SRSLY. YOU GUYS.

Bertha Crowley wrote...
I have GOT to get out to Franklin Mill. I'm dying over here since Fabric Place closed.

JulieFrick wrote...
Yeah! That's the Caro I know and adore!

Fran wrote...
I'm loving that Jessica Jones fabric behind you. I envisioned a cute vintage apron! I've heard of Franklin Mill but don't have one near me. :(

dionea wrote...
I wish I could have a wall like this, it's sooooo coool!

Danielle wrote...
I loved this from the moment I first saw it. Me too me too me too! I also want to go here some day.

saomai wrote...
seriously, your facial expression is perfect!

Jocelyn_ wrote...
Fabulous!! I love your "hubba hubba" expression, too!

maryse wrote...
franklin mill in franklin mass is actually a one owner shop which is great. not a big box store at all. it's got yarn and fabric and japanese craft books etc.

Bertha Crowley wrote...
wtf. I had NEVER head of this place before and not 10 minutes ago I just received an email from them advertising their wares. And now you mention them! Unless you got the same email, which makes it not quite as remarkable. I wonder if they bought Fabric Place's mailing list?

Bertha Crowley wrote...
Wait, they have YARN too? Oh shit.

Danielle wrote...
Yes! I got the same email and had the same thought.

maryse wrote...
my understanding of the place is that it's mostly upolstery and curtain type fabrics. yes they do. and stitch stuff and japanese craft books. and sewing machines. and gifts and toys. it's relatively small but the owner is really open to what's hip and stuff. i made some recommendations for some yarn purchases (which she followed) and when i mentioned "the internet" she didn't go postal on me. in fact, she's familiar with ravelry.

caro sheridan wrote...
Yep! And the yarn is 30% off right now.

Fran wrote...
Ah! That's why I don't have one near me. LOL! I've heard of Franklin Mill from searching on the internet for a particular fabric and stumbled upon them. No online ordering I guess. :(

maryse wrote...
not right now i don't think.

maryse wrote...
i was there on saturday. some of their yarn is 30% off -- the stuff they're trying to get rid of that they aren't reordering. and then everything is an additional 20% off. so i got some great stuff for 50% off. haven't had time to photograph it yet though.

africankelli africankelli wrote...
holy moly. everyone is very excited about your 365 project! I was just stopping by to say hello and that I am loving your hair cut!

stephanie king wrote...
I wish we had better fabric stores over here :( There are 4 fabric stores in town and none of them do anything like the fabric you make your lovely things out of. ps. your expression is fab! :D

Lauren wrote...
Ohhhh I remember taking trips to Franklin Mill with my mom when we still lived in NH. It was a *huge* deal.

Anne wrote...
Wow, this place sounds awesome. Also, I love this pic a lot.

meg wrote...
that fabric is fab!

Kellee Middlebrooks wrote...
OK people. All this going to Franklin Mills without telling me has to stop right now. Right.Now.

Danielle wrote...
Indeed.

maryse wrote...
see, it's not all bad out in [south]west bumf*ck.

Stephanie Pajonas wrote...
oooh, that is some awesome fabric!

Shannon wrote...
Yup, I love that one!

Keana wrote...
Wish I had a Franklin Mill!

Kate wrote...
What the heck is Franklin Mill and why have I never been to one?? I love this picture.

Diana wrote...
Whoa. I need to go there.

maritza soto wrote...
*LOVE* Seriously, that fabric is fabulous! Cannot wait to see the box bags. :)

Erin wrote...
omg yes!

Stephanie Gage wrote...
I want!

earthchick wrote...
Love the fabric, love the expression, love the shot.

lauraknosp wrote...
thanks so much for mentioning this place- i've been looking for a replacement for the dearly departed fabric place!!

pamela wynne wrote...
LOVE. also, your hair is looking great!