To Find Inspiration All You Have To Do Is Look! by Paul Burega The Slow Stitching Movement brings to mind my progress in becoming a photographer. Back in the old days, when you actually had to use film in your camera, you could take 24 or 36 photos […]
Putting my money where my mouth is When practicing slow stitching, it is sometimes easy to forget that the concept of “slowing down” in a comprehensive, life-affirming, and creative way is more than talking the talk. Stitching slow means more than just occasionally focusing on one or two tenets of The Slow Stitching Movement. […]
I AM Slow Stitching And it Doesn’t Matter What Kind of Stitching I’m Doing By Maggie Bonanomi For me, I can’t think of a better topic to address than Slow Stitching! We all move along so fast these days, if not fast, then in overload mode. Slow Stitching is just what I want to do, and what I […]
Quilters Corner in Ithaca, New York Gives a Slow Stitching Movement Shout Out 60 classes a year for new techniques and teaching quilting. Caught in an age where everybody feels that they have to send their quilts out. That’s OK. It’s fine. But you shouldn’t have to send them out because you don’t know […]
Sometimes if I wonder if I can make it through a day without having to say “I’m sorry,” to someone about something. “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to cut in front of you.” “I’m sorry, for interrupting.” “I’m sorry, for the confusion.” “I’m sorry, you tripped.” “I’m sorry, for my coffee breath.” “I’m sorry, I […]
A Slow Stitching Calendar In trying to keep The Slow Stitching Movement website relevant and helpful to you, I have added an active calendar to the website (check it out on the http://www.slowstitching.com homepage). I’m not sure I’m really loving the calendar format I’m using even though I’ve searched high and low, and am looking […]
I bet you thought you would never see the end of my series on perfection and how it plays complete havoc with your life (I know that I never thought I’d see the end of it!). Over the past few weeks, I have shared with you how there have been times I have […]
The Slow Stitching Movement 