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Katherine Bell
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I come from a long line of crafters. My great-grandmother was a quilter. My grandmother braided rugs, crocheted, and tatted lace. My mom knits and spins, and she sewed most of my clothes when I was little.
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Nov 17, 2009, 06.54 PMby cornsey
Your book reminds me of a similar Quaker initiative I have heard of through my Quaker meeting here in the UK. Is it connected in any way? Love it all, by the way. I’m considering a new year’s resolution of ‘no new clothes for a year’- thinking that I can buy from thrift stores, repurpose what I already have and make what I want from my considerable fabric stash. You’re inspiring me further in that direction. Hope I have the will and the skill to see it through!