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“I am a quilter myself and I love making things from scraps. There is something so satisfying about using every last leftover and turning it in...
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My beautiful daughter Bailey got married yesterday to her love Taylor Sulzen. ❤️ I started this quilt in September 2017 and it was the quilt that ...
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These scrap quilts are amazing. I am always impressed by the ladies hard work. Here we have Dalhia, Juli and Wendy who put together this quilt wit...
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So fun to have our first real quilt sell! We haven’t had a chance to even post these on our website because they are all still down her in Hondur...
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One of my favorite things about these quilt kits is how I can take them anywhere and use my wait times to accomplish something! Here a little, th...
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Above anything, this project is a LOVE fest. Centuries of traditions include women working, laughing and sharing together while their hands are...
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I’ll admit sewing at the beach may be giving me a funky tan line but I’m addicted! This quilt kit is just so easy to bring along and work on whe...
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I’m crazy for hexis! Last March, I had a 13 year old Honduran girl from the slums ask me how she could make 125 Lempiras. The equivalent of $5. I ...
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These kids are the major influence for starting One Common Thread. The money their mothers make helps feed these cuties & put milk on the table...
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The women that are building One Common Thread live in homes that aren’t so beautiful but inside of them they are creating beautiful works of art.
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