What an amazing quilt!

I research how creatives tell stories and history through textiles and I am so happy to learn about your mother’s work, thanks so much for sharing.

(I just looked up and watched her PBS interview — what an incredibly talented mom you have!)

Liking your post not for the ruling’s sake, but for the support I’ve seen rippling outward ❤️

Cheers Kim! And, oof, so much change in so many industries!!

What about knitting? (Or sewing!)

And stitching embroidered pieces together in brick shape and filling them with scraps?

*Immediately buys yarn to knit one million bricks*

This obsession with more, more, more, more?

It usually comes at a price.

And feeling like I’m enough, my work is enough, I’m improving? That’s enough for me.

And maybe just maybe it’s where you want to be too.

Maybe it’s the maker, the DIYer, the GenXer, the punk kid in me, but I don’t always want to be striving for more, more, more, more or to tell you to do that either.

I just want to help make it all easier. I want you to enjoy your life *and* your business. And have time for both.

So cool! (And so cute!!) 😍

May those archivists have fast fingers and be one step ahead!

Ugh, I had the feeling that was the case, but was so hoping I was wrong.