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When prompted “now one with your serious crafter face” this is what and I came … When prompted "now one along with your severe crafter face" that is what @erinfurey and I got here up with 😆✌️😏 Thanks for having me right now @marthastewart! Keep tuned for the video popping out 2/27 on marthastewart.com/diystyle #crafterhours #crafton
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Save the date, March 21st. Jyumoku will be participating in the up coming Crafter Hours presented by the Mingei International Museum / Shop at Liberty Station. We will be introducing attendees the basics into Japanese sashiko and mending. Along side, Jennifleur making willow mini greenery wreaths and Green Art Labs with handcrafted natural handbrooms. Tickets are available through the Mingei museum website. Spaces are limited so don’t wait till the last minute. Hope the see you there. #mingeimuseumsandiego #sandiego #crafterhours (at Mingei International Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/Btz-q0bnapx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4ielpa7xq9br
Seriously smitten with my new studio space. Colin finally let me sell the bulky sentimental furniture that took up half the room and I found my dream ikea shelf on craigslist, that holds most of my crafts supples and wood for small paintings. It baaaarely fit thru the door and is way too heavy. The table has been around and the chair was a sweet alleyway find. The lighting and space just feels so goos and I'm so looking forward to breaking it in! Gonna try to keep the table clear when I'm not working because I'm a little OCD and a glutton for clean workspaces in order to get creative forces flowin and feeling sane. Unless of course I'm mid project-mess, then I can soak it all in. Show me your studio!
Look What I Spied!
Being pretty new to the world of quilting, there are many things I'm just discovering. One thing I've heard about for a little while is an 'I Spy' quilt and 'I Spy' swaps. I really had no clue why they were called this. For those of you avid quilters out there, I know....duh. For the rest of you, I've *ta-daa* just found out!
I Spy quilts are made by cutting and sewing together a variety of novelty & conversational prints. Typically, these are children's prints or similar object-based imagery that become a fun visual treasure hunt for the child to "spy" and find within the finished quilt.
Hello. Makes total sense now.
And I Spy swaps make total sense too, as trading your remaining fabric with something from another quilter's inventory is a much faster and cost effective way to accumulate a big enough variety to create a fun quilt sooner than later.
There are some really great examples here. And if you look close enough, you might even recognize some of my designs in these finished beauties.
And how neat is this: you can score an awesome I Spy assortment right here in one fell swoop and get your sewing started pronto.
Along with the work of some stellar fellow Spoonflower designers, I was very pleasantly surprised today to find my Remembrance Through Recognition print included in the Eden set. You can spy it in the above photo, courtesy of Crafterhours. A big thank you to them!
I'm already playing the game like mad with my eldest, so it's totally in keeping that I'm really loving this whole I Spy trend as well. I just might need to try my hand at one of these quilts sometime.
I mean, really. A handmade blanket that keeps you warm and entertained at the same time? I spy with my little eye something that starts with perfection.
