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A Rose by Any Other Name... from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

If you have been reading our blog for a while, you will know that Teri and I (Kara) have a love for all things vintage, especially quilts. Over the past few years, our collection has grown, and while most of my quilts are still in storage, that hasn't stopped me from purchasing a few more since I have been back stateside. My most recent purchase was a quilt style that I have been hoping to add to my collection—an appliqué quilt—and the Rose of Sharon block is one of my favorites. This Rose of Sharon quilt may ...

added by Teri and Kara—Through the Needle's Eye 3 years, 2 months ago. under antique , antique quilt , applique , hand applique , quilt , rose of sharon

One Scoop, Please! from From the Strawberry Patch...

I decided that I would like to add a new hopping foot option to Snowbird a few weeks ago, I really wanted a Scoop Foot. Since my longarm is not one of the newer machines that has the quick change option, that addition that I craved was going to necessitate installing an upgrade kit to make this happen. Mr. Goodneedle agreed to do the installation and I placed the order. The job was a labor

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 3 years, 6 months ago. under antique , best life , changes , longarm , memorial day , scoop foot , snowbird

One Scoop, Please! from From the Strawberry Patch...

I decided that I would like to add a new hopping foot option to Snowbird a few weeks ago, I really wanted a Scoop Foot. Since my longarm is not one of the newer machines that has the quick change option, that addition that I craved was going to necessitate installing an upgrade kit to make this happen. Mr. Goodneedle agreed to do the installation and I placed the order. The job was a labor

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 3 years, 6 months ago. under antique , best life , changes , longarm , memorial day , scoop foot , snowbird

Interview on You Tube from Collector with a Needle

When I first announced my book - I said I would eventually do a post about what the process was like!

This interview is the start of that process.

Gary Parr of Fiber Talk invited me to his show for an interview.

He asked many questions about me, my stitching, collections and the book.

You can listen to the audio, or listen to the audio with a slide show of photos NOT from the book but related. Floss Tube is a channel (free) on You Tube with all kinds of stitching related content - Fiber Talk is one of the best.

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added by Dawn 4 years, 4 months ago. under antique

Kaffe Fassett in Bath, Part 2 from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye

The American Museum and Gardens in Bath, UK, opened its doors in 1961 for the first time at Claverton Manor. It is the only museum outside the United States dedicated to the American arts. Unfortunately, the manor part of the museum was closed for Christmas decorating, but thankfully the Kaffe Fassett exhibit was held in another building, so much to may delight, we were able to see the unique combination of old and new quilts. As promised, here are the rest of the quilts from the exhibit. We hope you enjoy them!

Fan
Katy Clark Elmore, 1937
Chula, Missouri

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added by Teri and Kara—Through the Needle's Eye 5 years ago. under american museum , antique , antique quilt , english paper piecing , hand piecing , hand quilting , kaffe fasset , silk , silk quilt , vintage quilts

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