For the past few years, I’ve been increasingly drawn to sustainable practices. This applies both in my daily life and in my quilting work. After two decades as a quilter, I’ve noticed that my habits have naturally shifted toward more mindful, intentional-making. This series is my way of exploring that evolution and sharing what sustainability... Continue Reading →
60 mm Rotary Cutter - I have been wanting a larger rotary cutter for a long time. From quilting, you immediately learn how to use the standard 45mm rotary cutter. I finally bought one and fell in love with using it. The handle is more comfortable and the larger blade is more effective on the... Continue Reading →
I recently organized my yarn and fibers into the top shelving in my closet. The top shelving consists of storage crates which are turned on their side and stackable. I love this setup because the crates are extremely portable and move easily. I color code my yarns with browns, blues, greys for the fall season.... Continue Reading →
I use two cases for my knitting and crocheting supplies. Like quilting and other art forms, it is easy to lose track of all of the little gadgets you have. It was really important to me to find a case that would store ALL of my supplies. I wanted them all in the same case.... Continue Reading →
I recently purchased some great cotton fabrics from around the world on Etsy. After searching an hour for Dutch wax cottons and African prints, I found French Connections. It is a wonderful shop located in Pittsboro, NC with an Etsy shop online. Shipping was free and extremely fast. The fabric was very high quality and... Continue Reading →
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