Tales of Cloth
Jodi Godfrey, Lisa SlivaThrough hand-stitched quilts, I'm thinking through what brings us joy, connection, and meaning in a beautiful and challenging world.
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Gone Stitching
I’m feeling ready for my mum to be home. Ready to talk in person. Ready to pick my kids up again from their weekly dinner at their place. Ready to lay out all these beautiful Ice Cream Soda flowers she’s been sewing down the west coast of A...
When you can't see the end,
A few weeks ago I wrote that I never have trouble starting anything. That my WIP cupboard is testament to the fact that I start things regularly, with abandon. This week, I’m here to tell you that it isn’t always the case. That sometimes I ...
Making Space for Something New
A month ago, I looked over my sewing room, with it’s mess and fabric bolts and half done quilts and thought, I can’t wait to get back from my holiday and give all this my proper attention!
The Magical Everyday
Two years ago, my then 12 year old asked me if I would take her to New York to see a bunch of Broadway shows. Assuming it would never happen, I told her that if she saved up her half - the flights, the hotel, the food, and the tickets, I’d ...
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