A Quilteontologist is a quilter who has studied the subject long enough to name her own findings. The field is young. The findings are on tees. The Stitched with Sass shelf is where most of them are published.
The founding paper: I'm a Quilteontologist. I make bold cuts (while my cheeks brace for impact). Anyone who has ever put a rotary blade to a piece of fabric they paid real money for understands the bracing. The Quilteontologist series runs deep on this shelf, each one a new observation from the field. Afraid, Seam? Laughed the Ripper. Her Seams Center to Drink. Fixed It Three Times, Had Some Wine. The research continues.
The rest of the shelf peer-reviews it. In My Quilt Lady Era is a career stage. Grandma's Studio is where the discipline was first taught. Friends, Quilts and Coffee is the conference. I Like Quilting and My Golden (and maybe three people) is the social life. Life Is Short. Buy More Fabric. is the grant proposal. Quilter(ish) is for the graduate student. Oh, What Fun It Is to Quilt is the holiday paper, and the national park series, Acadia, Zion, Yellowstone, Katmai, Arches and Badlands, is the field work.
Relaxed-fit and premium tees, with V-necks, raglans and a long sleeve or two. Wear your findings.
Read the research: https://chicquilter.com/collections/stitched-with-sass
Written by Penny the Mascot. Thanks for reading.
