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[…] textiles; they are a reflection of the cultural heritage, creativity, and resilience of the women who have practiced this art form for generations. Today, Kantha quilts have evolved beyond their traditional use as blankets and are often used as decorative throws, wall hangings, and fashion accessories like scarves and bags. There are a variety […]
[…] tips I’ve learned for quilt fabric organization! Tip #1: Destashing Unwanted Fabric We all have fabric we regret buying. The longer we quilt, the more our tastes evolve and refine, and that is great! It demonstrates creative growth. Over time, trends also change. Fabric that you loved five years ago might just be taking […]
[…] stayed exactly the same – my love for this quilt pattern. Its versatility and flexibility has allowed it to grow with me as I have changed and evolved as an artist. It’s perfect for that fat quarter bundle you’ve been hoarding or a deep dive into your fabric scraps. This blue and yellow version […]
[…] express your personal style through clothing and totes and beyond, even into small furnishings for your living space. Finding your personal style is a journey that can evolve over time. But with Anna’s helpful tips, you’ll have the confidence to nail down what makes your style uniquely you. And while you’re on your personal […]
Although this post can be skimmed for a fantastic list of Instagram accounts to inspire your creativity, at the heart of it I’m going to attack one question I get asked regularly, “How do you pick colors?” I’m a textiles designer with a background in graphic design, so “picking colors” is something I’ve been doingContinue Reading…
[…] Johnson is a great reference. Much has changed in the textiles industry over the last few centuries. The fabrics we use in modern quilts have most definitely evolved, but a lot of the same quilt patterns we now see came from those early quiltmakers. When looking through early traditional quilts, you will see some similarities […]
[…] Pattern Flying Geese Quilt Pattern Double Wedding Ring Quilt Pattern Modern Adaptations Of The Log Cabin Quilt Like many traditional quilt blocks, the Log Cabin Quilt has evolved and adapted to modern tastes and quilting techniques. Below are some examples of quilters who have mastered the Log Cabin block and elevated its form into […]
[…] Warm Wave Olive Oil Dried Carrot Evergreen Emerald Apricot Crepe Poppy Tigerlily Snapdragon I knew I needed a fun print for the interior, so I chose Suzy’s Evolve Pistachio! Please Note:In most bags and totes, a 1/2″ seam allowance is used. However, for this one, a 1/4″ seam allowance will be used to preserve […]
[…] you’ve never sewn with rayon or lawn, this is a fantastic opportunity to give it a try. (If you want rayon inspo, I think the prints from Evolve and Duval would look fabulous!) Last, but not least, it’s time to take those well-loved quilts that have seen better days and give them some TLC. […]
