The Joy of Handwork
Pattie KlimekI’m a traditional hand quilter, hand piecer, and hand embroiderer living in the Bay Area amongst a sea of machine and art quilters. I am a lecturer and teacher on quilting. This is a newsletter about my opinions and believe me I always have opinions.
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I’m going to take a brief rest and recharge time. I will be back on September 6 with more opinions and news of new projects. In the meanti...
We Have A Local Quilt Store
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We quilters in San Francisco do not have a local quilting goods store. We have one in Berkeley, New Pieces, across the Bay Bridge, which i...
Roberta Horton and Amish Quilts
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I seem to have lucked out into something fantastic. A customer walked into New Pieces, our local quilt store in Berkeley, with this wall h...
Chickens and the Weather
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Summer weather in San Francisco is a subject of much talk. A typical day starts out chilly and overcast with fog. Usually the fog lasts un...
A Marriage Made in Heaven
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It is time for me to come up with some new lecture and workshop topics. I have been keeping this thought in the back of my mind all this m...
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Based in San Francisco, Pattie is one of the few Traditional hand piecers and hand quilters in a sea of Art quilters in the Bay Area. She is now traveling around teaching and lecturing so quilters can rediscover the joys of handwork.
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