Jean Wells' 365 days of Stitching
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2023
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Stitchin’ Post was founded in 1975 by Jean Wells in Sisters, OR. Jean, and her daughter Valori, still own and run the shop as a maker's mercantile offering quality supplies for many crafts and fiber arts. We believe in customer service, education, and supporting both our local and the maker communities. We’re also the founder of the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show and Quilters Affair.
This is amazing. I love the inclusion of the words.
I love slow stitching. Years ago it was just called embroidery. But the best part for me, now, is we embrace the wonky and dont worry what it will be used for😅
Thank you ! You are an amazing inspiration!
Your scroll is lovely! I'm doing something similar for my
Jean, What a beautiful 365 days of stitching you have done. I love that you are writing your stories on the back;) I so appreciate your beautiful quilt art; you have been such an inspiration for me and my thoughts of creativity, from quilts, stitching, photographs and your love of nature that we happen to have in common.
This is freaking AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing Jean!! So having FOMO this year for QA and the SOQS. Loved being their all week last year, but now that I know "what I'm missing" it is seriously rough not being able to come again! Aaaa, such is life. I'll just have to add it to a Bucket List 2.0 quilt and plan to come again in the future. A huge thank you to you and Valerie for all you do for the quilting and needlework community. You both rock!! And I know how much you love rocks LOL. Hugs from NE Ohio.
Absolutely stunning and what a creative story.
Bits of embroidery don't always have to "be" something, they are just nice to look at. Love your roll, keep rolling Jean:)
Your stitching reminds me of a modern day Bayeux Tapestry on a smaller scale. It tells the story of your year in stitches!
So beautiful. I love your memory scroll, always enjoy your videos Jean. Thank you.
Love this and particularly the writing on the back. Love, love, love this idea!
How absolutely wonderful ❤ I love this idea. It’s like a fabric diary ❤❤
Thanks Jean I really enjoyed watching what you do
I love to slow stitch pages to make a book, but this scroll will be my next project! The addition of your handwritten squares on back is something that I will add to my work. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome
Thank you Jean. Your work is always very inspiring to me. I can’t wait to make my little stories!
Really beautiful Jean. Thanks for sharing. Love it.
This is such a fabulous and inspiring project. I too have many very small and precious scraps of fabric that I am quite attached to. They would be so much fun to use as inspiration for stitching something like your long scroll. I'm getting some white flannel at the fabric shop this very day. I have been inspired by your videos on this and I can't wait to get a similar project started. Thanks also for the technical tips on the materials you used and how you achieved your end result. It's just fabulous. I can't wait to see updates on your anticipated/new stitching project.
So inspiring. I am just learning hand stitching and love what you have done. Thanks so much for sharing
Beautiful work Jean, thank you for sharing. I have done slow meditative stitching for several years usually on individual squares. I think the roll is a great way to change it up.