It's been 100 days since Quiltcon 2020 in Austin. 100 days since we hugged new and old friends, stood in lines (close together!), ate tacos in crowded restaurants, chatted with vendors with no masks and thought nothing of it. 100 days since I sat in a classroom at the convention center with new and old friends and learned to do Korean Bojagi from Daisy Aschehoug.
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| Velma on my NEW project |
I have been heads down stitching - and enjoying every minute.
First, it seems to take longer as Velma wants to be in the center of it ALL! Yes, that's an all white project...needless to say it is a bit fortified with cat hair.
That's OK.
See more details below.
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| Ad for one style of scissor |
Second, I have a web article for Piecework magazine - just out today.
You can read it HERE.
What does my project and article have in common?
BUTTONHOLES ...
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| Stitched by me; pattern from Kathy Schmitz, One Stitch at a Time Embroidery Club |
The hop starts TOMORROW! There's a great lineup of participating blogs (which I'll share tomorrow's post). Today, however, I’m spending a serendipitous Sunday afternoon doing some mummy (aka ‘wrap-up’) hand-stitching:
So ...
“Crafts” have occupied a large part of my life. I was fifteen years old when I knitted my first sweater. My mother taught me to knit when I was so young my fingers had trouble wrapping the yarn around them. I didn’t realize it then, but being left-handed certainly must have made it more difficult… Continue reading The Undermining of “Craft”
read moreIf you follow my Instagram, you will remember I was stoked about getting some hard to find applique pins from Japan. Um. yes. They do MATTER that much. I felt like I had hit the lottery when I tracked these babies down. For fine intricately layered applique, small, sharp... Continue reading »
read moreIf you follow my Instagram, you will remember I was stoked about getting some hard to find applique pins from Japan. Um. yes. They do MATTER that much. I felt like I had hit the lottery when I tracked these babies down. For fine intricately layered applique, small, sharp... Continue reading »
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