Slow sewing

We had an ice storm in the early part of January and while we were house bound by the weather I discovered “slow stitching.” I fell in love with the process and the meditative qualities of these small hand stitching projects and I thought you might also like them! What is slow stitching? Slow st

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Slow stitching is an ancient craft that has made a comeback because it is truly wonderful. Learn this wonderful craft, and find out how to design and make your own slow-stitched works of art.

Have you heard about Slow Sewing? Taking the time to sew a little something by hand. Pausing with a needle & thread, taking time, and reflecting on a project.

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Today I am stitching on a new type of quilt that I started this week. I was watching The Quilt Show episode 2705 and Sujata Shah was showing the Kawandi scrap quilt method. It is so different than anything I have seen before and I had to start my version. Here is what I have done so far........ You start by hand stitching pieces from the outside and go all around. I am deciding the next patchwork piece as I come to each. So far.....this is so fun! The start is using a very thin piece of…

Slow stitching is becoming more popular as an art and craft form that takes bits of fabric and thread to create small pieces of art.

Slow stitching and embroidery video tutorials for beginners and onwards. Find out more about my upcoming virtual workshops for beginner and intermediate slo...

Earlier in the week, I started a new kawandi quilt project. I got the back all pressed up, inserted a layer of thin cotton batting and then trimmed, pressed and pinned down the pieces around my edge. I stitched maybe one row around ... and then didn't get any further. Life, generally, just got in the way of any sewing. This morning, up too early for a Sunday as I had to drop my daughter at work by 7am, I sat in my sewing room when I got back and thought I'd add a couple of rows to my…