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Tag Archives: embroidery
Mend It Better ~ Review & Giveaway
Mend It Better is a very approachable and a comprehensive reference for taking care of your clothes. It is a book about love and empowerment. Continue reading
If You See Kay…
I’ve been asked to participate in The Give a F*ck Project by Cauchy09 of Completely Cauchy. In her words… “this is a communal quilt project designed… in an effort to get more quilters/embroiderers/textilefolks to exercise their potty-mouths in textile form.” … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Heritage, Stitching, The Modern Quilt
Tagged community, embroidery, redwork, story
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I <3 Redwork!
I HEART REDWORK! I created this banner to invite people to participate in stitching names for the Prayer Banners. Someday, I would like to do something more extensive. Sheetal shared a link on the Hoopla post, to the redwork quilt … Continue reading
Hoopla, the Art of Unexpected Embroidery ~ Giveaway
Just out ~ Hoopla, the Art of Unexpected Embroidery by Leanne Prain. I am pleased to report that my work is featured in this 400 page book on innovative embroidery. Hoopla contains in depth interviews with artists working in the … Continue reading
Veteran’s Day Virtual Sewing Circle Follow Up
Posted in Art and Social Practice, Craft Therapy, Mending, Quilt Alongs, Stitching
Tagged embroidery, Prayer Banner:MERCY, sewing circle
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Veteran’s Day Virtual Sewing Circle
Even though the war in Iraq is supposedly over, deadly emotional ramifications continue to persist. Join me for a virtual sewing circle in honor of Veteran’s Day. Help stitch the names of soldiers who have died in the Iraq war as a meditative act of petition, prayer and compassion. Continue reading
Posted in Art and Social Practice, Craft Therapy, Quilt Alongs, Stitching
Tagged bereavement, embodiment, embroidery, meditation, memorial
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The Unpredictable Geography of Mending
When I mend a pair of worn out jeans, I begin with the obvious damage, but often the threadbare places go uncharted until I begin patching – and soon another previously unnoticed area erupts under the needle. My soul sometimes … Continue reading



