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Alongside my slow stitch work, I have been developing a series of quilt patterns that can be adjusted to various sizes. The Sunrise Patterns are already online here These patterns offer flexibility for quilters who want to customize their projects. My next pattern in this series is called Mediterranean Summer. Unlike the slow stitch pieces, this version is designed for machine sewing, making it accessible for those who prefer working with a sewing machine.

This week, I am focusing on sorting my fabrics by type and size within the chosen color families. Once this physical organization is complete, I will be filming a lecture on Efficient Color Organization for Small Studios to share my full system and demonstrate how I work with colors in art, fashion and home decor.

I had a huge bag of corduroy and heavy cotton pieces and remnants of fabric from pants and jeans that I had cut up with the original purpose of using them to create patchwork bags. I hadn't done anything with them for a long time so I was considering moving the fabrics on to someone else.

As the chill of winter is beginning to be felt, the cozy warmth of my sewing room becomes a haven of creativity. I've been immersed in creating patterns for my Four Seasons Slow Stitch Course, and I’m happy to announce that the first pattern - Purple Winter, Slow Stitch Embroidery - is now available in the stores!