Nicole Borden, the owner of a quaint arts and crafts store "The Crafty Companion", is faced with an ultimatum when the owner of "Mitchell's Art and Craft Supplies" tells her she must either sell her store or be forced out of business.
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Cast
Sam Irvin
Director
Jodie Sweetin
Nicole Borden
Brent Bailey
Mathew
Maxwell Caulfield
Alfred
Julie Brown
Allison Garland
Michael Patrick Lane
Eric
Laura Long
Sarah
Michael Perl
Luke
J.P. Manoux
Lloyd
Stephen Wu
Jason
Rachel Binsfield
Waitress
Andrea Susan Bush
Angela
Kita Harrison Golden
Christine
Audrey Looye
Judith Worth
Lauren Margaret Wills
Shop Customer
DonnaKelli Barnett
Craft buyer
Emily Ellsworth
Hostess
Terence Brody
Writer
Lindy Ryan
Writer
Derek Sulek
Writer
Oren Kamara
Writer
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This movie was a little different than the usual romance movie. It did not follow the usual pattern of a lot of cooking meals and baking cookies and a plot with too many characters from the town to fill in time and space. I usually enjoy Jodie Sweetin in roles with her beautiful smile and upbeat personality. Brent Bailey was a very pleasant surprise in this movie. I loved his role as Mathew. His shy smile, sweet and calm demeanor made his role beautiful. When he finally challenged his father about being more concerned about money and declared his love for Nicole was very touching. The movie could have ended there for me. I liked the flash back scenes. The second love interest plot between Nicole's brother and employee/friend was an added bonus.
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