Boro #wisecraftstitchalong Week Two
Welcome to Week Two of our Boro Quilt #wisecraftstitchalong. If you are unsure as to what this is, or want to start at the beginning of the stitchalong, read all the details here.
Boro #wisecraftstitchalong Week One
Ready for your Week One assignment? I just finished up our first live video** in the Wise Craft Quilts FB Group for the Boro quilt and wanted to recap here (because some of us
Get ready for the next #wisecraftstitchalong- Boro Quilt
Boro Quilt on sofa I polled folks recently, to find out what type of technique or project we should learn together next. The votes were overwhelmingly for recreating a quilt like “Boro” from my book,
#myquiltcouldlivehere- Cyanotype Quilt
I love the Cyanotype quilt. That blue. I knew there would be some version of cyanotype in Wise Craft Quilts.
#myquiltcouldlivehere- Willy Loman Quilt
When I feel creatively stuck it really helps me to look back at the quilts I’ve made and create a #myquiltcouldlive here collage with them. A bit like revisiting an old friend, spending some time
Library Journal: Wise Craft Quilts Among Best Books of 2017
I was very honored to have Wise Craft Quilts named one of the “Best Books of 2017” in Library Journal Magazine! Not only is it an honor to be chosen, but to be chosen by
New #wisecraftstitchalong starting soon! Learn to stitch Sashiko!
Samples for our next #wisecraftstitchalong. (Added- Scroll the end of post for downloadable templates and supply list as they are available.) I had such a great time demonstrating the way I English Paper Piece in
Let’s do a Handstitched Stitchalong!
Edited to add- The live stitch along lessons on FB Live are now over, but not to worry. Now you view all of the FB Live videos of me I stitching this project together on my YouTube
Wise Craft Quilts Contributor Lisa Solomon
One of my favorite sections in Wise Craft Quilts, is the one about quilt labels. To me, this was a section that had to be included in the book- sewing a label on to the back
Boro Quilt- #myquiltcouldlivehere
Photo by Stephanie Congdon Barnes of 3191 Miles Apart While writing my book, I knew I wanted to include a project that was not traditional- meaning, in the sense that a traditional quilt has a