About Country N' More

With over thirty-six years of sewing experience, Sharon began sewing professionally in 1996 and selling at craft shows in Southern California. Not only does Country N' More sell country theme products, but other themes as well. Countrynmore.com has many happy customers throughout the United States and around the world.

Sharon began making her quality aprons in the mid 1990's, which were available at Hillside Farms Craft Shows, are now exclusively sold on-line only. Her reversible cobbler aprons feature two large pockets on the front. Flip the apron inside-out to reveal another complementary print and another two large pockets on the new front. All are made using 100% high quality pre-shrunk cotton fabric.

Sharon also makes chef-style reversible aprons which are 35" in length. These bbq aprons are perfect for protecting your clothing while cooking in the kitchen or grilling on the barbecue. These aprons are recommended for individuals 5'6" and taller, and they accommodate different waist sizes.  These aprons as well as the cobbler aprons can also be made in smaller sizes as well through her custom order page.

Sharon recently added grocery bag holders, vintage inspired aprons, as well as toddler cobbler and bbq aprons, and children aprons  to her store catalog.  Just as with the rest of the aprons, many of the aprons are one-of-a kind.

With the demand for quality oven door towels and hanging towels, Sharon began making the hanging towels for her customers.  The customers repeatedly return to purchase more of the hanging towels for Christmas and birthday gifts. Be sure to check out her line of fine machine embroidered towels.

"When I was a child, my mother had more time than money so she made most of our clothes. Her sewing techniques produced extremely durable clothing.  I learned that quality and workmanship count."

"I learned that it is important to take pride in your work. I am delighted when customers return and share how well their Country N' More products have held up. It is wonderful to hear how much folks like my work."