For several years this quilt has been on my dining room wall. It’s the absolute last of. Janet Clare line of fabrics called Wordsmith, and none of it is available any more. I had just enough left to make this Trip Around the World with no borders. It’s very similar to a quilt I made for grandson Sam when he was at Northern Michigan State. John and I took a road trip to visit him, maybe 7 years ago, and .sam is color blind. He has told me how much he loves his quilt - I think because the ...
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It doesn’t happen often - in fact, this is the third time - that I have fallen in love with a fabric designer. The first was Marcia Derse back in 2014. The second was with an Art Gallery fabric, Hello Bear, by Bonnie Christine. Last year for Christmas my stepdaughter Jen gave me a gift certificate to a Wisconsin fabric store Quilt-agious in Mukwonago. That’s where I found a collection of Seth Apter fabrics. His Storyteller fabric line caught my eye for its texture, its color, its collage-like appeal. And thus my most recent and very serious fabric crush.
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read moreToday I am 75. This morning’s 4 mile walk was great. The weather is gorgeous - we’re heading into my favorite time of the year. Next week we’re taking a river cruise out of NYC up the Hudson River. And I live in a neighborhood where people have money to decorate in style! Note: These things that make me happy are listed below but not necessarily in order of importance.
I have had four distinct fabric crushes, and I’m always surprised when I find something I love so much. The first was from a Bonnie .Christine AGF line, “Hello, Bear.”
The second was fabrics from Marcia Derse.
And then I discovered Janet Clare and her Wordsmith line. Like the other two so far, these fabrics are now out of print.
And now I’ve discovered Seth Apter and his line Storyteller. His fabrics have a collage-ish look with muted colors. (Note: I almost included e bond in this post. Her first line was Glyphs with the most interesting mostly ...
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