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Thanks for all the birthday wishes!! Forty-six fee

Thanks for all the birthday wishes!! Forty-six feels pretty badass. Honestly, it feels a lot like nineteen but with more confidence and freedom and impulse shopping. And great hair. So, you know, WAY BETTER. 😍💪🙌 Had an awesome weekend getting blissfully spoiled by my sweet @dadcation, heading into all the years ahead together feeling deeply grateful for good friends, good food, good times, and deep joy. ❤️❤️❤️

Let’s talk about the 400 yards of fabric that it

Let’s talk about the 400 yards of fabric that it took four decorators three days to hang in Elvis’ basement billiards room. I’ll start: I think this look is coming back, specifically to MY basement. #graceland #elvis #fabriclover

This is Ola Hudson. I didn’t know her name until

This is Ola Hudson. I didn’t know her name until a few months ago, but when I saw images of the clothing she designed, I realized I’ve known her work most of my life. Learning her story is teaching me how sewing gives me space to translate the messages I want to share about who I am and what I have to say in the world into something I WEAR, in ways that reflect identity without apology. More about her on my blog today. #linkinprofile #ontheblog #olahudson #greatwomenofsewing

Back for 2020! The Sewing Buddy Project is a free

I’ve been cataloguing “lost projects” on my

I’ve been cataloguing “lost projects” on my blog, things I sewed and shared (usually on Insta) but never really posted about. It’s making me realize just how many things we use on the regs around here are Made By Hand, and that is doing some magic to my sense of accomplishment. Today, I wrote about the travel backpacks I made back in 2016 that our children have used at least once a week ever since, and carried literally around the globe. These are sewn using @madebyrae’s #mbrtoddlerbackpack pattern sized up for school-age kids, and I will love them forever. Read more #ontheblog. #travelhandmade #sewingforkids

I mentioned this book yesterday. I haven’t read

I mentioned this book yesterday. I haven’t read it yet, but I’m excited. The chapters appear to be fairly independent essays, which means it’ll be good for the kind of stop-and-start reading that I’m capable of these days. This would be a fun readalong for the @leagueofdressmakers! #anthropologyofsewing

Halloween 2020? No idea. Maybe it’ll just be peo

Halloween 2020? No idea. Maybe it’ll just be people hurling candy across the lawn and hoping it lands in plastic pumpkins carried by children who are desperately sick of wearing masks. But we are still planning our ninth family costume, which we will wear with delight, digital or otherwise. Details and photos of EIGHT YEARS of family Halloween costumes are on my blog now! #familyhalloweencostumes #ontheblog

Today is exactly TEN YEARS since my book #StitchBy

Today is exactly TEN YEARS since my book #StitchByStitch hit Amazon. It sold nearly 100,000 copies before going out of print. I am still so, so proud of the work and time and thought that went into this book, so grateful for the experience and opportunity to write it, and so humbled by the messages I still get from folks who came to sewing or came back to sewing because of it. What an incredible gift it is to wake up each day and realize I like what I do more and more as time goes on. Ten years!! It has floooowwwwwwn by. FWIW, even if they aren’t printing more there are still copies out there to be had, at bargain prices, and in lots and lots of local public libraries (that part might be where I tear up a little, because my book being in a public library is basically all six-year-old me thought about besides discovering the tomb of the next King Tut). #stitchbystitchbook

Yesterday was the anniversary of TWELVE YEARS of W

Yesterday was the anniversary of TWELVE YEARS of Whipstitch. I wrote my very first Whipstitch blog post that day, where I announced my intention to launch a sewing lounge in Atlanta. It was part wild hope and part fervent desire to manifest the future, and even as I published the words I couldn’t have dreamed where it would take me. Not only did I open that sewing lounge, a retail shop that won Best of Atlanta every year it was open, but since then I published two best-selling books, taught more than two dozen online classes, hosted close to 6000 unique members in the @murdermysteryquilt, and made some dear friends through the @leagueofdressmakers. I know it’s what athletes say after every big win, but I am humbled and proud to look back and see where Whipstitch has taken me, and I feel honored and grateful for meeting so many of you along the way. I sort of figured, based on my previous work history, that I would sew for 5-7 years before getting bored with it and moving on to something else? But I haven’t gotten bored yet, and the eight five-subject notebooks I have that are stuffed with ideas makes me think I won’t any time soon. You guys. I’m just so thankful I get to do this for a living. MAYBE WE SHOULD DO SOMETHING SPECIAL??? Comments open for fun ideas of how to celebrate. Thank you, thank you, thank you, all of you. ❤️❤️❤️ 🎂 🎂 🎂1️⃣2️⃣🙌 MAJOR shout-out to @dadcation for his constant support and unwavering faith in me. Building a business that lasts this long takes having someone in your corner, and I’m lucky he’s in mine. #twelve years #anniversary #businessbirthday

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