#myquiltcouldlivehere- Tufted
As I was stuck on the computer last week, getting the new site ready, I decided to make a new quilt collage for the Tufted quilt project that is in the current issue of Simply
The New Found & Foraged Collection
The Found and Foraged Collection has been an idea in the making for a long time. My thought was to create a way to inspire me to keep producing original work. So often, when
Tufted in Simply Moderne Magazine
Back in February, right when I got back home from Quiltcon, I hosted Carol Veillon, editor of Simply Moderne Magazine at my studio. It was such a treat to have her to my studio. Truth
“Tie One On” Fabric, Project and Fabric Giveaway
10/5/18- Giveaway is closed and winner has been chosen and notified (see comments below for details). Thank you to all who entered!! Its my turn to tell you about Scott Hansen’snew fabric collection for Banyan
#myquiltcouldlivehere- Cyanotype Quilt
I love the Cyanotype quilt. That blue. I knew there would be some version of cyanotype in Wise Craft Quilts.
New Sashiko Coaster Making Bundle
Many of you who stitched along with me during the #wisecraftstitchalong Sashiko Coaster series wanted a light colorway option in addition to the navy blue one offered in the complete kit, and I’m happy to
Playing with Subtle Color Values in Carolyn Friedlander’s Sessoms Quilt, The Ruby Ruler® Doesn’t Lie
Every quilt I make right now is scrappy. I just love scrappy. It can work through a large fabric stash really effectively. Quilts made with simple color
The Process of Rediscovery
Being the only one at the helm of this ship called Wise Craft Handmade ⎯ the only one to produce, make things happen, create new products, post online, write patterns ⎯ is both challenging and
Rachel Rossi’s Summer of Inspiration series
You can read more about my work today on Rachel Rossi's blog series "Summer of Inspiration". In it we talk about the path that lead me to where I am in my business today, and
Bari J’s Indigo and Aster Fabric Collection
Little known but widely done- I spend many days in my studio not talking to anyone. Its the very essence of working “remote”. Except for the occasional sputter of profanity that I’ve been known to