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  • A quilter sewing in her Halloween-decorated sewing room, wearing the Haunted Stitches tee

    Stitch or Treat ~ a Field Guide to the Haunted Sewing Room

    Every October, sewing rooms across the country transform. The light gets lower. The thread gets darker. Somewhere around nine at night, a quilter whispers "just one more stitch" ~ and everyone in the house knows that phrase is a haunting, not a promise.
  • A quilter in her sewing room wearing the Quilt Hair Don't Care Curlene Spoolworth tee

    What Your State Says About Your Quilting

    Quilting has always known where it's from. Patterns carry hometowns right in their names ~ ask anyone who has pieced a Kansas Troubles or an Ohio Star while sitting nowhere near Kansas or Ohio. A quilt is a map of somewhere, even when the somewhere is just the chair you made it in.
  • A quilter deep in concentration at her machine, wearing the Resting Stitch Face tee

    The 10 Greatest Resting Stitch Faces in History, Ranked

    First, a definition, for the people in the back who married into a quilting family and are still learning the language. Resting Stitch Face is the expression a quilter makes during a quarter-inch seam. It is not anger. It is not worry. It is total concentration wearing a face that makes strangers ask if everything is okay. Everything is more than okay. Everything is being measured.
  • A quilter at her cutting table wearing the Quilt Hair Don't Care tee

    A Day in the Thread Life of Curlene Spoolworth

    Six in the morning. Curlene Spoolworth does not do six in the morning. We start this diary at a civilized eight, when she surfaces from under a quilt she made herself and her rainbow crest is already doing whatever it wants, which is how she likes it. On the branch above the bed, her spools hang on their little strings ~ she falls asleep counting them, the way other people count sheep, except her count comes out in yards.
  • A quilter smiling in her sewing room, wearing the Quilt Hair Don't Care tee

    Quilt Hair, Don't Care ~ Meet the Flock That Lives Here

    Every quilter knows the hair. You sit down for twenty minutes of piecing, you stand up three hours later, and the mirror shows you a person who has clearly been through something. Thread on your shoulder. A pin you forgot about. Hair that has given up on the plan entirely.

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  • My Quilting Boos ~ Relaxed Fit Tee ~ from the HOLIDAY - Haunted Threads collection

    The Haunted Threads Halloween Drop Is Here

    Somewhere around the first cool evening of the year, every quilter's sewing room changes. The good scissors stay out later. The scrap bin starts looking suspiciously like a cauldron. The project pile stops pretending it will be finished before the holidays. Haunted Threads was built for exactly that quilter ~ and today the collection got a whole new wave of company.
  • Nettie Needlecoat premium tee from the Quilting Spirit Animals collection

    Feathers, Fluff, or Fur: One of These Quilters Is You

    Somewhere in the Quilting Spirit Animals ~ in feathers, fluff, or fur ~ is you. Walk the society, meet a few of its citizens, and let Penny introduce you to yourself.

  • A quilter sewing in her Halloween-decorated sewing room, wearing the Haunted Stitches tee

    Stitch or Treat ~ a Field Guide to the Haunted Sewing Room

    Every October, sewing rooms across the country transform. The light gets lower. The thread gets darker. Somewhere around nine at night, a quilter whispers "just one more stitch" ~ and everyone in the house knows that phrase is a haunting, not a promise.

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