The Pendleton® Girls on Clickin' Cowgirls‏

Black Dog Jack
Stacy and Stephanie met through common threads - Pendleton® threads. Their love of Pendleton® fabrics brought the two friends together. Stacy is the owner of the shop Black Dog Jack, and yes, she does have a black dog Jack! Stacy works at Pendleton® and she loves to work with their fabrics in her spare time - making pillows, tote bags, UGG style boots, and cowgirl hair barrettes.

 

Night Owl Market
Stephanie, owner of Night Owl Market, handcrafts Pendleton® wool and leather fringed purses and pouches, vests, Christmas stockings, and other items using the fabrics of Pendleton® as the common denominator. Custom orders and designs for one-of-a-kind buffalo or elk leather handbags.

 

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Custom Boutque for Little Cowgirls

National Sewing Month
One of the busiest ladies is Vickie from The Sutler Store. She is a custom boutique for girl's cowgirl dresses, matching capri sets, Disney dresses and pageant wear. She also sews pioneer costumes and Halloween costumes for the entire family.
All clothing is handmade. In stock or custom orders are ready to ship within 7-14 days.
www.clickincowgirls.com

 

National Sewing Month - Honoring our sewers on Clickin' Cowgirls

Walkup Wear ~ Lauretta's family came to the USA in 1870. They opened a custom tailor shop and the family is still sewing - 143 years later!

Walkup Wear offers unique Western themed clothing from jumpers to vests and dresses to baby dusters and diaper covers. Clothing for children of all ages.

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National Sewing Month - Handmade Children's Clothing

Shop for unique, one-of-a-kind handmade clothing for babies and children in Pink Ladybug's shop on Clickin' Cowgirls.


Pink Ladybug hails from Texas, where she is a Grandma to four granddaughters. She loves to sew and craft, and she is also a professionally trained floral designer. Everything in her shop is handmade. She strives, and succeeds, to make quality products while keeping her prices affordable, which is music to a mommy's ears. All little girls and boys love to wear her original western fashions.

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Repurposing Clothing National Sewing Month

September is National Sewing month and what better way to enrich the lives of other women by re-inventing clothing for ladies to wear.

Bunny from Curious Orange Cat sews, crochets, knits, and paints. While Bunny is busy re-crafting her creations, she is helped by four furry felines, including one very curious orange cat. As Bunny says, "he (Alex) is the most help."

See Bunny's reworked work on www.clickincowgirls.com

September is National Sewing Month

September is National Sewing Month co-sponsored by the Sewing & Craft Alliance and the American Sewing Guild.

The observance of National Sewing Month began in 1982 with a proclamation from President Ronald Reagan declaring September as National Sewing Month “In recognition of the importance of home sewing to our Nation.”

At Clickin' Cowgirls, we have an assortment of home sewers marketing their handmade clothing for children and adults and home décor accessories on the website www.clickincowgirls.com .

One home sewing lady is Stacy. ~ Black Dog Jack ~ She makes pillows, tote bags and UGG style boots from Pendleton® wool fabrics and cowgirl concho hair barrettes.
Visit her sewing shop today.

Pendleton® Contemporary Native Wool Pillows

UGG Style Boots

Black Dog Jack's Pendleton® Tote Bag



 

Cowboy Church

A new Christian movement is growing in the American South and Southwest. "Cowboy church" pastors say that their simple services, Western décor and adjacent rodeo arenas are bringing in worshipers who thought they didn't like church.

Cowboy churches are local Christian churches within the cowboy culture that are distinctively Western heritage in character. A typical cowboy church may meet in a rural setting in a barn, metal building, arena, sale barn, or old western building, have its own rodeo arena, and a country gospel band. Baptisms are generally done in a stock tank. The sermons are usually short and simple, in order to better to be understood by the parishioners. Some cowboy churches have covered arenas where rodeo events such as bull riding, team roping, ranch sorting, team penning and equestrian events are held on weeknights.

Many cowboy churches have existed throughout the western states for the past forty or fifty years, however just in the past fifteen or so years has there been an explosion of growth within the “movement”. Prior to 1980 there were no less than 5 cowboy churches in Texas, now the number exceeds 200, and there are an estimated 750 nationwide. There has been no definitive group that established the movement; rather it seems to have had a spontaneous beginning in diverse areas of the country at nearly the same time. Some of these cowboy churches are an outgrowth of ministries to professional rodeo or team roping events, while the roots of many can be traced back to ministry events associated with ranch rodeos, ranch horse competitions, chuck wagon cooking competitions, cowboy poetry gatherings and other “cowboy culture” events.

Horseshoe Nail Cross Necklaces in a variety of colors, Leather Saddle Crosses, Bible Bookmarks, Saddle Cross and Concho in a variety of colors are for sale on:
www.clickincowgirls.com

source: Wikipedia

Horseshoe Nail Cross Necklace

 


Leather Saddle Crosses

The Color Turquoise

The Color Turquoise
 
The meaning of the color turquoise is open communication and clarity of thought.

Turquoise helps to open the lines of communication between the heart and the spoken word. It presents as a friendly and happy color enjoying life. In color psychology, turquoise controls and heals the emotions creating emotional balance and stability.

Turquoise is a good color to wear or surround yourself with this color in your home or bedroom. This color has more to do with feeling (emotions) and creative expressions.

The Southwest Native Americans inspired the most popular styles of jewelry and art.

The oldest mine of any kind on the North American continent is just south of Santa Fe, New Mexico, dates back at least 2000 years. Native American Pueblo peoples dug deep into the stony ground using antlers and stone mauls to bring up the precious turquoise.
To the Pueblos and the Navajos, turquoise is sacred, takes its color from the sky, and
symbolizes the supreme, life-giving and healing power of the Creator. Originally, the peoples of the Southwest carved turquoise into beads or animal fetishes or overlaid it onto wood, bone, or shells.
The Spanish introduced silver mining, smelting, and smithing technology in the sixteenth century and the Native Americans combined their knowledge of silver and turquoise to create stunning pieces.
Around 1920, turquoise jewelry became popular in western United States. Tourists coming to see the Grand Canyon and the Southwest bought the jewelry from the Navajo Indians and brought it home as souvenirs. By the 1940's, it had become very popular, mainly in the western United States and soon after throughout the country. Turquoise is as popular today.

Visit our website for a great selection of Turquoise Jewelry. All handmade and some rare pieces of turquoise used in the jewelry.
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Turquoise Bracelet

Cripple Creek Turquoise Pendant

Award Winning Turquoise Collar

Autumn Decorating Inspiration

After the Labor Day long weekend, your last camping trip or trek to the beach, summer is almost officially over and it is time to switch over your home to the new season.

The Rich Colors of Autumn for 2013

Starting with Pantone's Fall Color Chart - Greens feature heavily, from the number one color – deep lichen green, a mossy, nature-inspired hue – to the more yellow-based Linden green. Not to mention the proclaimed ‘color of the year’: Emerald Green. Away from the greens, the popular colors are Acai purple, Mykonos blue, Samba red and Vivacious pink.

 

Great fall western décor for a cowboy or cowgirl! Starting with an easy change up for your home, Clickin' Cowgirls has the home décor accessories with the rich, vibrant, color trends for Fall 2013.
Switch to fall colors with handmade Pendleton® fabric pillows, art prints and decorated horseshoes.


Visit www.clickincowgirls.com to find your western-themed inspiration for decorating your living room, family room or bedroom for this fall.

Pendleton® Fabric Pillows

 

 

 

Western Diaper Bag

Western Diaper Bag for your little cowgirl or cowboy

A vintage Western style tapestry print paired with sturdy fabric handles. A great shape for a roomy diaper bag, which can double as a trendy cowgirl tote when baby is out of diapers.

All bags are handmade by Walk Up Wear and their diaper bags come in three different patterns of tapestry fabric complete with six outside and six inside pockets, Velcro closures, and are fully lined.
Measures: 20" Wide x 19" Long flat. 

Choose from Native, Oregon Trail or Texan diaper bag.

http://www.clickincowgirls.com/store/WalkupWear

Native tapestry

Oregon Trail tapestry

Texas tapestry

Meet Me in New Mexico

Making a home a home with New Mexico Art

Welcome to New Mexico!

Sally Bartos's little studio is located in the beautiful East Mountain area of New Mexico.  Her recent work is inspired by her joy in her family, her animals, and the wonderful area in which she lives. Sally has been painting and doing all kinds of art for decades.  Her work has been in many galleries and she has won numerous awards. Her work is sold world-wide. When in Albuquerque, stop by Weems Gallery in Old Town to see some of her originals.  Her artwork is also for sale at Jezebel's Gallery in Madrid, New Mexico.

Her store on Clickin' Cowgirls is her little spot on the big, wide internet where she shares her inspirations and ideas that she has transformed into beautiful, colorful works of art. Sally sells a few originals and budget-friendly prints of her original work. For $25.00 per art print, you can decorate your home with vibrant New Mexico Art.

Thirty different works featuring idyllic scenes, historic sites, the majestic landscape of New Mexico, and, of course, horses in rich, colorful New Mexico backdrops. Take a moment and have a tour of New Mexico as seen through Sally's eyes.

http://www.clickincowgirls.com/store/BartosFineArt

Vintage Men's Cowboy Boots

Men's vintage shop carries cowboy boots and hats fit for a cowboy king

The Sutler Store has handful of boot scootin' vintage cowboy boots and cowboy hats, including  vintage handmade Tony Lama, Dan Post and Durango boots. Sizes range from 9D to 10 1/2D.

To match the vintage boots are two vintage 5X Beaver felt Cowboy hats, a vintage Resistol cowboy hat, and another hat resembling park ranger hat or a Smokey The Bear hat.

The Sutler Store will be adding to their inventory in the coming days. Sign up for the Clickin' Cowgirls newsletter or LIKE our fan page on Facebook to be the first to know when a pair of vintage cowboy boots arrives in your size!

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