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Candy Mountains is headed to Quiltcon 2019!
I am thrilled that this quilt, Candy Mountains, is headed to Nashville for Quiltcon 2019 in a few short weeks!
A quilt of Lill’s clothes, and how to execute a commission quilt project
A commission quilt of Lill’s clothing, made using my Stepping Stones pattern. Just before the holiday season, I finished a memory quilt. This one was for a lovely new friend who lost her mom,
Last days to register for Dream, Learn, Quilt!
Have you been thinking that you would like to make a quilt? Do you have fabric you’d really like to use in one? Better yet- Want to proudly revel in the statement “I made
New Project Bags
Brand new in the shop, these custom made project bags! Finally a perfectly-sized place to stash my current project!
Gloria Vanderbilt’s quilt decor
Did you know that Gloria Vanderbilt’s homes throughout the years had rather bold decorating statements? As in, they were covered with quilts? I went down a rather deep rabbit hole the other day,
Registration is now open for Dream, Learn, Quilt!
Dream, Learn, Quilt! begins January 1, 2019 from Blair Stocker on Vimeo. Its finally here! Registration is officially open today for my Dream, Learn, Quilt! online class. This will be the 3rd run of
A new batch of Found and Foraged Pincushions
I just listed a new limited batch of pincushions in the shop. Part of the Found and Foraged Collection, these are a collaboration between myself and potter Kristen Ballou. She hand makes the cups, and
Boro #wisecraftstitchalong Week Three
Welcome to Week Three of our Boro Quilt #wisecraftstitchalong. If you want to start at the beginning of the stitchalong, read all the details here.
#myquiltcouldlivehere- Candy Mountains
During the Summer, I pulled out some of the brightest fabrics in my stash and began to remake the quilt on the cover of my book. In an attempt to move past the creative rut