FT #22 - Home Sweet Home with Samplers Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2026-09-17 | FT #22 - Home Sweet Home with Samplers
Floss Tube 64 Sampler Soiree, Summer School Recap and Updates Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-09-11 | Welcome to Susan Standley Stitch in Time, Episode #64, "Sampler Soiree, Summer School Recap and Updates"On this video I discuss my projects for Sampler Soiree-"Fruit Tree with Two Animals" by Scarlett Letter (A completed version can be seen on the Instagram account of Louise @suzilou02) "Hannah Lancaster" by the Woster Museumand new sampler charts-"Elizabeth Metcalfe 1860" by Rosie.in.the.Rockies (A stitch-along group has been organized by @ContentedNeedleworkerKim. Please contact her if you would like to join #elizabethmetcalfe1860)"A Miscellany" by Scarlett LetterSummer School projects can be viewed in detail on Instagram @#atticneedlework or on the YouTube Channel of Fox and Rabbit!"Clara 1876" will be available after Needlework Market"The 250th Commemorative Mother of Pearl Pincushion Kits" and "Mother of Pearl Button" are currently being restocked. They will be announced on my newsletter . Please sign up to be among the first to know about their release."The First Stitches Series is an opportunity to learn patchwork skills using methods from the past!Each doll quilt builds on skills and is designed to make you a success. Options are offered for methods like; English Paper Piecing, Hand Piecing using templates and machine piecing.Stories to enhance the experience are available on this channel under a Playlist for each girl's name.Contact me:email: smsquilter@comcast.netInstagram: @standleysusan website: www.susanstandleystitchintime.com
Learning English Paper Piecing and Making a Medallion Quilt Corliss 1870 (no. 7) Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-08-02 | "Widow Whittaker"First Stitches Series - Corliss 1870This video contains Story no.7 about Corliss 1870 and is Chapter 20 in the First Stitches Series.Please join me as we explore the way girls learned to sew in the 19th Century. In this story, we will learn about Corliss, a fictional girl who lives in Louisville Kentucky. Our sewing adventure will take us into the world of English Paper Piecing and Medallion Quilts.If you would like to stitch along with Corliss, you can purchase kits for each part and additional supplies from my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.susanstandleystitchintime.com/product-category/first-stitchesEach part of the medallion quilt for Corliss' trousseau is available along with detailed instructions and extra video helps. The fabrics chosen for this project reflect the vibrant, bold prints that were available in the 1870's.Come learn alongside Corliss!
Learning English Paper Piecing and Making a Medallion Quilt Corliss 1870 (no. 5) Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-08-02 | "A Sewing Society Event for Corliss"First Stitches Series Corliss 1870This video is no. 5 in the Corliss story and Chapter 12 in the First Stitches Series.Please join me as we explore the way girls learned to sew in the 19th Century. In this story, we will learn about Corliss, a fictional girl who lives in Louisville Kentucky. Our sewing adventure will take us into the world of English Paper Piecing and Medallion Quilts.If you would like to stitch along with Corliss, you can purchase kits for each part and additional supplies from my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.susanstandleystitchintime.com/product-category/first-stitchesEach part of the medallion quilt for Corliss' trousseau is available along with detailed instructions and extra video helps. The fabrics chosen for this project reflect the vibrant, bold prints that were available in the 1870's.Come learn alongside Corliss!
Learning English Paper Piecing and Making a Medallion Quilt Corliss 1870 (no. 6) Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-08-01 | "Corliss Begin Her Trousseau Quilt and Visits a General Store"First Stitches Series - Corliss 1870This video is story no. 6 for Corliss 1870 and Chapter 13 in the First Stitches Series.Please join me as we explore the way girls learned to sew in the 19th Century. In this story, we will learn about Corliss, a fictional girl who lives in Louisville Kentucky. Our sewing adventure will take us into the world of English Paper Piecing and Medallion Quilts.If you would like to stitch along with Corliss, you can purchase kits for each part and additional supplies from my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.susanstandleystitchintime.com/product-category/first-stitchesEach part of the medallion quilt for Corliss' trousseau is available along with detailed instructions and extra video helps. The fabrics chosen for this project reflect the vibrant, bold prints that were available in the 1870's.Come learn alongside Corliss!
Learning English Paper Piecing and Making a Medallion Quilt Corliss 1870 (no. 1) Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-08-01 | "Introducing Corliss"First Stitches Series - Corliss 1870This video is Story no.1 for Corliss 1870 and Chapter 8 in the First Stitches Series.Please join me as we explore the way girls learned to sew in the 19th Century. In this story, we will learn about Corliss, a fictional girl who lives in Louisville Kentucky. Our sewing adventure will take us into the world of English Paper Piecing and Medallion Quilts.If you would like to stitch along with Corliss, you can purchase kits for each part and additional supplies from my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.susanstandleystitchintime.com/product-category/first-stitchesEach part of the medallion quilt for Corliss' trousseau is available along with detailed instructions and extra video helps. The fabrics chosen for this project reflect the vibrant, bold prints that were available in the 1870's.Come learn alongside Corliss!
Berlin Work Class October 4th at Acorns and Threads. Visit www.acorns and threads.com to sign up. Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-07-28 | ...
First Stitches Chapter 20 Corliss Shares Her Progress Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-07-25 | Come join me for the next chapter in the First Stitches series! Chapter 20, "Corliss Shares her Progress", takes us back into the world of sewing in the 19th century.Corliss lives in 1870, Louisville Kentucky and is creating a medallion quilt for her trousseau with the help of her Aunt Edith and the local sewing circle.Earlier episodes and Chapters that give details of Corliss' life can be found on the Playlist "Corliss 1870" if you need to catch up.These stories are part of the First Stitches experience where we learn to sew and experience the material culture along side a fictional girl from the 1800's.Kits are available on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com if you would like to learn and sew alongside Corliss.Additional stories and projects in the First Stitches series are available for :Mary 1840Pharaby 1870
Floss Tube #63 - Summer Stitching, Bristol to Berlin Recap and Interacting with Color Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-07-18 | Welcome! On this channel I explore the textile history of the 19th Century as inspiration for contemporary projects.On today's Episode we will look at:The Bristol to Berlin event at The Attic Needleworks. For more information on this shop and the events and products they offer, please visit atticneedlework.com"Friends are the Flowers in the Garden of Life" starter packs can be found on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.comTutorials to get you started with English Paper Piecing are available on my YouTube Channel;Introduction to English Paper Piecingyoutu.be/KeutdvlX2GAPaper Piecing for Beginnersyoutu.be/5Xr6AiOA_ooBooks mentioned:"Interacting with Color" by Josef Albersamazon.com/Interacting-Color-Practical-Alberss-Experimentssc_df_030027243X?mcid=cfd4d6371f4033dd9250b72785b4fc9c&hvocijid=4120280497678452566-030027243X-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4120280497678452566&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9033250&hvtargid=pla-2281435178778&psc=1"Tennessee Samplers" by Core and Hassonamazon.com/Tennessee-Samplers-Education-Domestic-1800-1900/dp/1621909220/ref=asc_df_1621909220?mcid=657d2fd111a73f14a9b3e20476654040&hvocijid=8967720667147121871-1621909220-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8967720667147121871&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9033250&hvtargid=pla-2281435177418&psc=1Designers Mentioned:Needlework PressTabbycat Reproduction SamplersHaystack StitchingViolets and VersesDutch Treat DesignsErica Michaels
Floss Tube #62 “Coffee, Chocolate and Stitching” Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-06-15 | Welcome to my channel. I am so pleased you are here. I love the history of textiles and have enjoyed learning about every aspect of sewing during the 19th century. It is my joy to share this with you as we work on projects from an historic and contemporary perspective.The Berlin work class, "Little Violet", will be offered at Acorns and Threads on October 4th in person and zoom. The sign up can be found on the Acorns and Threads website www.acornsandthreads.com. We will explore the history of Berlin work, try some original materials and stitch this interpretive piece. Please let me know if you have any questions. I really look forward to seeing you there!Corliss Medallion Quilt information can be found on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.The Britomart Sampler can be purchased from Katie Strachan www.katie-strachan.com.Exploring color can add to the meaning and success of your textile projects. The book I mentioned on this episode is very interesting and useful for any artist."Werner's Nomenclature of Colours" by P Syme is a lovely addition to any creative library.
Floss Tube #61 - WIPS, HAUL, a Start, a Finish and some Announcements! Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-05-09 | Starter Kits for English Paper Piecing can be found on my website:susanstandleystitchintime.com/product/first-stitches-corliss-1870-introduction-to-english-paper-piecing-kitThe kits have pre cut hexagons with a 1/4" seam allowance.Templates for cutting 1" hexagons with a 3/8" seam allowance can be found on my website and are being restocked. Please sign up for my newsletter to be the first to know when they have arrived!The 3/8" seam allowance is very beginner friendly!FREE Tutorials for getting started with English Paper Piecing are available on my channel: Introduction to English Paper Piecing-youtu.be/5Xr6AiOA_ooAddendum for Beginning English Paper Piecingyoutu.be/KeutdvlX2GAA layout for putting your English Paper Pieced Flowers together can be found as a pdf download with video helps on my website:susanstandleystitchintime.com/product/corliss-trousseau-1870-hexagon-center-part-1-hexagon-center-pdf-and-videoMary Brutnel,l my 1840 work box roll up, was stitched on 37c. Russian Tea Cake by Legacy Linens using Gobelins and my color conversion. Kits are available by request. Contact information below.Charts are available from www.hedgerowstitching.com.Amy Florence Ogilvie, my 1870 workbox roll up, was stitched on 24c. Rainbarrel by Legacy Linens using Fin du Abusson wool using my color conversion. Kits are available by request. Contact information below.Charts are available from www.hedgerowstitching.com.Paper Dolls at the Carmel Doll Shop:youtu.be/bg1rM8pHjWU?si=1_mZR-CKGYbEDs4Fyoutu.be/QYBQF6s4s2k?si=hvvDJjdgkSCXS41oThe WorkBox Introduction:youtu.be/Su0y_IarK-kCall Acorn and Threads to sign up for the "Little Violet" class to be held on October 4th, 2025 (503) 292-4457Call The Attic to find out about "A Star Spangled Summer" Event(480) 898-1838Contact me with questions:Instagram - @standleysusan Email - smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite - www.susanstandleystitchintime.com
The WorkBox Collection Overview - New Release!!! Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-05-02 | The WorkBox CollectionI have been so excited to share this new release with you! Many of the elements I am sharing have been ideas I have dreamed about making for such a long time. The WorkBox Collection contains a variety of items that are essential in every sewist’s life and bring beauty to the work we do. I hope you will enjoy creating something that is both functional and elegant for the time you spend with your needle and thread.The WorkBox Collection contains several parts. Each one can be purchased separately to create your own unique combination. If you are purchasing multiple items we combine shipping where possible and issue a refund. Below is a description of each of the elements:Needlebook Kit and DirectionsContains all the material needed to make this gorgeous needlebook and a link to the pdf with photos and directions to guide you through completing your own. The fabric is a documentary print made of upholstery grade twill with an image from the 19th century. (Tags are sold separately)WorkBox PincushionThis gorgeous pincushion measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1" and fits perfectly into the TOYO T-320 box to complete The WorkBox Collection or it can be used separately. The pincushion is expertly constructed and finished. The documentary fabric used is from a upholstery grade twill and matches the fabric from The WorkBox Collection Needle Book. It is trimmed with matching reproduction fabrics that complement the design. Wool roving and weights fill this delightful addition to your sewing box. (Pins are not included.)WorkBox and Tool Tags with French Bulletin Board KitContains custom designed, engraved and etched stainless steel tags with adhesive backs that read “The WorkBox” and “Tools”. Also included are the supplies and directions to create your own French Bulletin Board to be used with the T-320 TOYO Box available from a variety of dealers. These elements can also be adapted to the container of your choice.Needle Identification TagsContains custom designed, engraved and etched stainless steel tags for six different needle types; Chenille, Milliners, Tapestry, Sharps, Betweens and Crewel. Also included are beads, beading thread, a beading needle and pdf instructions for attaching the tags to your needlebook pages.Scissor TagsContains custom designed, engraved and etched scissor tags to help identify three types of work box scissors;Tailor’s Points, Paper and Embroidery. Also included are the ‘o’ rings and lobster clamps to assist you in attaching the tags to your scissors (scissors not included).(Tailor’s Points are fine, sharp scissors designed for cutting cloth. They are sold separately on my website.)Tailor’s Points These high quality stainless steel Tailor's Points Scissors measure 4 1/2" and are perfect for your work box. The 1 3/4" blade cuts fabric with ease and they fit nicely into the TOYO, T -130 tool box. A wonderful addition to any collection.(Tags for Tailor's points, Embroidery scissors and Paper scissors are available as a set in the WorkBox Collection series.)Needlebook Identification CardsEach card gives a detailed description of the essential needles used in a work box and includes pictures of the different sizes so you can easily identify the needle you need to use for a specific project. Loose needles can easily be replaced to their "home" for safe storage and future use. The Identification cards are for the following needles; Crewel, Milliners, Betweens, Sharps, Tapestry and Chenille. Each card is plastic coated and fits perfectly into the page pockets of The WorkBox Collection Needlebook or can be stored in its sturdy plastic case.Please visit susanstandleystitchintime.com and visit our store for other products.If you have any questions, please contact me at:Email – smsquilter@comcast.netInstagram -@standleysusan
Floss Tube #60 - Finishes, Haul, WIPS, Starts, Samplers and Lots of Questions!!!! Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-04-04 | Welcome to Susan Standley Stitch in Time! I am excited to explore the world of stitching with you!Contact me at:email - smsquilter@comcast.netInstagram - @standleysusanOn this episode we look at :English Paper Piecing Hexagons and a new challenge to make one hexi a day towards a project I am calling "Friends are the Flowers in the Garden of Life"! If you want to get started you can watch my tutorial on this channel:"First Stitches - "Corliss 1870, How to make an English Paper Pieced Flower" youtu.be/0UfSYtDPGH8Starter kits, hexagon papers, hexagon templates, projects and pre-cut fabric can be found on my website:susanstandleystitchintime.com/product-category/first-stitchesCarrie Barcroft of SewDone can be found at: email - SewDone25@gmail.comInstagram - @cebarcroftMarking Samplers can be found at Hedgerow Stitching www.hedgerovstitching.comOther mentions are:Sampler ConsortiumKatherine AdrianYouTube - "Stitching in Costume"Instagram - @trinkityIzannah Walker dolls can be seen on the following websites:Gail Wilson Designs - www.gailwilsondesigns.comPaula Walton -www.asweetremembrance.com
Floss Tube #59 First Stitches Hand Pieced Quilt Top GIVE AWAY - Celebrating 4 Years on Floss Tube Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-02-28 | Please join me as I celebrate 4 years of fun and friendship on Floss Tube!The French fabric I shared on this episode is from Reproduction Fabrics owned by Margo Krager. It is an excellent source of fabrics from the 19th Century.The give away question to be answered in the comments for the opportunity to win the antique quilt top is:"What have you taken away from the First Stitches Journey either through the making or the stories that has been most meaningful? AND/OR After listening to these stories, what has changed for you?"The First Stitches Series has been and will continue to be ongoing.I have crafted this series with a collection of projects and stories to help you experience the material culture surrounding the 19th century when the antique versions of the doll quilts, marking samplers, pictoral samplers and other sewing items were actually being produced. I want you to experience the larger picture of how children learned to sew. I hope you will enjoy and embrace this opportunity to explore the proximate opportunity to create your own 19th century sewing items. For more information, please contact me :Instagram - @standleysusan Website - www.susanstandleystitchintime.comemail - smsquilter@comcast.net
How to Make a 19th Century Paper Doll Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-02-20 | This free tutorial is part of the First Stitches Series where we look at how children learned to sew and the material culture surrounding that experience in the 19th century .In this video I share with you how I created my set of 1870 paper dolls. These will be used to enhance the overall story of the 1870's Solstice Doll Quilt which is a class and kit available on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com. I am also stitching an 1870's marking sampler that will further add to the experience.Materials:*Printed images (details below)*Decorative paper (scrapbook, wallpaper, craft)*Bristol Paper or recycled file folders*Paper scissors (Tim Holtz Ionic Serrated and EK)*YES Paste*Water dish*Paint brush*Brayer or bone folder*320 weight sand paper*Distress Ink (Tim Holtz Antique Linen or Vintage Photo)*Clear Coat SprayPaper dolls I used for this project were accessed from the Cooper -Hewitt Museum. There are many options available. I printed mine on an ink jet printer and had no problems with ink smearing but a laser printer could also be used.Please share your finishes on:Instagram at #first_stitches email smsquilter@comcast.netwww.susanstandleystitchintime.com Paper Doll Links:images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/163230_f5aceec13dd92fa1_x.jpgcollection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18344273collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18344245collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18344247collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18344271collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18392585Additional fun with paper dolls:Queen Victoria's Paper Dollsrct.uk/resources/queen-victorias-paper-dolls1857 Book on How to Make Paper Dollsia600207.us.archive.org/35/items/PaperDollsAndHowToMakeThem1857/PaperDollsAndHowToMakeThem1857_text.pdf
A Valentine Tribute to Jean Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-02-13 | Please join me as we hear from Jean herself. May her words and passion for stitching bring comfort as we mourn her loss.
First Stitches Chapter 19 - Pharaby and the Paper dolls Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-02-08 | Pharaby and the Paper dollsWelcome to Chapter 19 of the First Stitches series where we look at the material culture of learning to sew in the 19th century. We are exploring the marking samplers, doll quilts and other textile projects children were expected to know before becoming independent adults. I have several projects and kits designed for you so you can learn alongside my fictional characters who are based on my research into the 19th century and the journals and diaries that have been left behind. Along with that, we will explore other things happening within the location and time period designated to the specific projectsToday's chapter focuses on the importance of paper dolls and takes place in Boyette, Kentucky in 1870.
A First Look at Dolls in the 19th Century - An Introduction to Paper Dolls Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-01-31 | Welcome to Susan Standley Stitch in Time where we explore learning to sew in the 19th century and the material culture that surrounds this endeavor through a series I have started called "First Stitches". In this series we learn alongside a fictional girl from a specific time period and place in the 1800's.In this skill building series we learn to construct a doll quilt using the proximate fabric and tools and methods from that time. I also share contemporary options.On today's episode we will be exploring a brief history of paper dolls and how they played a part in 19th Century childhood. I will share some paper dolls I made from the Smithsonian Institute.Let me know if you would like to make some too!!!Contact me:Instagram -@standleysusan Email - smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite - www.susanstandleyastitchintime.comBe sure to like and subscribe so you are notified about new episodes!#first_stitches #19thcenturyhistory #19thcdolls #paperdolls #growingupin1870 #19thcfashion #craftingwithpaper #19thcpaperdolls
Floss Tube #58 - Colorful WIPS, Sampler Symposium and 2025 Plans Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-01-25 | Welcome to my channel. I am currently exploring learning to sew in the 19th Century and everything that entails. Right now, we are looking at stitching in 1870 through the eyes of two fictional girls. Pharaby is working on her first doll quilt - the Solstice Quilt - and Corliss is preparing a quilt for her trousseau - Corliss Trousseau 1870. Each quilt is a project available on my website to take you through a proximate experience using tools from 1870 for your stitching or you may choose contemporary options. Please join the fun ! These projects are beginner friendly and do not require a sewing machine. However, if a sewing machine is your tool of choice, you are more than welcome to use it!Give away winners:Perlee 4 Pack-@gailelizabeth@carolynmeadows @marygoode1058 @cgreenwa2000 Single Perlee Spool:@kristyschoch5202 @barbarafoster4181 @Elaine-artistry @deeb5808 @feidie64 Contact me Instagram - @standleysusan Email - smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite - www.susanstandleystitchintime.com
How to Start a Journal Page and Document Your First Stitches Journey Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2025-01-10 | I hope you’re keeping record of all the hard work you put into your Stitching! This video will give you the tools I like to use to document my first stitches story. The tools and methods work well for any kind of a scrapbook documentation you are using. Leaving a record of your thoughts and experiences as you work through a project add so much value to the work that you do with your hands. I hope you will join me in creating your own Stitching story.#blackwing #first_stitches #journalyourstitching #stitchjournal #mixedmediajournal #documentyourstitching #19thcsewing
Chapter 18 A Winter Solstice Celebration - The next Chapter in the First Stitches Story Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-12-21 | On this video we will listen to Chapter 18 in the First Stitches Story !!! Special announcement at the end
Floss Tube #57 - December Greetings Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-12-20 | Welcome!I am so pleased you are joining me today.On this episode I will be discussing:Perlee Thread by Au Ver A Soie #auverasoie_official and sharing a finish using this luscious twisted silk. It is works for -*cross stitch on 28 - 32 count using a #26 Tapestry needle*Wool applique and embellishment*Big stitch quilting*Quilt applique embellishment*EmbroideryNew Acquisitions-1870 Journal by the Galen Company-"Choice and Precious Work" by Whitney Antiques-A Solstice Stitching Invitation and the next chapter in the First Stitches Story to be launched on the Winter Solstice 12/21/24. Please join me here! There will be updates and giveaways!
Floss Tube #56 INTRODUCING Pharaby 1870, Solstice Doll Quilt Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-11-15 | 00:00 - 13:45 OPENING13:45 - 25:23 CHAPTER 17 "A Star for Pharaby"25:23 - 49:54 INTRODUCING the kit for the Pharaby 1870 Solstice QuiltOn this episode we will look at the next Chapter in the First Stitches Story and the unboxing and directions for ordering the next doll quilt. The "Corliss 1870, Solstice Doll Quilt" is the second in a series of quilts designed to help you build skills and learn about the way things were done in 1870.The kits will go live on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com on THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2024 at 8AM Pacific Time.The doll quilt kit and complete pdf instructions with additional videos is - $125.00Add on items:Solstice Quilt Acrylic Template Set - $22Solstice Quilt English Paper Piecing Paper Set - $12The Blackwing Pencil Story can be found here:google.com/search?q=WSJ+Blackwing+pencil+story&rlz=1C1SQJL_enUS881US881&oq=WSJ+Blackwing+pencil+story&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRigAdIBCTEwMjExajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:3efa2281,vid:y8J_nYQge14,st:0
Floss Tube #55 Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-10-18 | In this episode we take a look at :Kentucky SamplersThread WindersAn Event at Acorn and ThreadsChapter 16 in the First Stitches StoryFor mor information on Sewing Sample Books visit "Two Threads Back" twothreadsback.comFor more information on Kentucky Samplers visit Kathy Staples curiousworka@juno.comwww.antiquekentuckysamplersMEDSAjournal.orgTo attend the Colonial Williamsburg "Symposium on Historical Dress: Collections ,Collecting and Collaborations" visitcolonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/on-site-opportunities/educational-conferences-forums-symposiums/historical-dress-symposium
Floss Tube #54 mp4 edited Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-10-03 | Chapters:00: - 1:00 OPENING1:00 - 1:38 ON THIS EPISODE1:38 - 16:14 A SAMPLING OF NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS16:14 - 27:06 WIPS27:06 - 36:20 Chapter 15 "Pharaby Begins Her Quilt"36:20 - 57:42 SHOP UPDATE AND CLOSING"SEWN IN AMERICA" Daughter's of the American Revolution Eventdar.org/museum/making-%E2%80%93-meaning-%E2%80%93-memory-sewn-america-symposiumYou can attend the event in person or via ZOOM. The above link will take you to the location to sign up. The zoom option is at the end of the page. I hope you will join me and let me know you will be there!Contact me -Instagram - @standleysusan Email - smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite - www.susanstandleystitchintime.comShare your progress on the First Stitches projects on Instagram at #first_stitchesKits are available on www.susanstandleystitchintime.com.
Floss Tube #53 Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-09-12 | "Let's Meet Pharaby from Kentucky, 1870"This is a quick video to tell you a bit more about Pharaby and her background story along with introducing you to her doll quilt. This quilt is the second in a series. Each doll quilt experience will teach new skills needed for quilt making. We will take a look at the methods and materials used in the time period represented along with the contemporary options. This will be the springboard for those of you who are creating time period workboxes. The first doll quilt in the series was the "Mary, St. Louis 1840 Doll Quilt Experience" and the tutorials are still available on my YouTube Channel to help you get started. Kit are available as well on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com or you can use your own fabric.Pharaby's quilt will build on the patches we sewed in Mary's quilt and will add a new basic building block for quilting --- the Half Square Triangle.Stay tuned for more information and be the first to know by signing up for my newsletter at www.susamstandleyhintime.com.On this episode I also share progress on my 1870 marking sampler for Pharaby's work box and another Trousseau Quilt!Please contact me with any questions or comments. I love hearing from you.Instagram: @standleysusan Email: smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite: www.susanstandleystitchintime.com
Floss Tube #52 - Sampler September Plans and a New Trousseau Item for Corliss Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-08-31 | Chapters - 00:00 - 3:26 OPENING3:27 - 19:12 SAMPLER SEPTEMBER PLANS19:13 - 23:35 FULLY FINISHED OBJECTS23:36 - 28:47 WIPS28:49 - 41:20 UPDATE ON CORLISSThe hexagon blocks I have been working on are inspired by the quilt "Hexstravaganza" by Rachel Daisy
Floss Tube #51 Finishes, HAUL and Corliss Begins her Trousseau Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-08-11 | Chapters00:00 - 03:52 Opening03:54 - 18:05 WIPS (Cross Stitch, First Stitches Journal)18:07 - 26:02 Haul26:03 - 36:06 Corliss 1870, Louisville Story36: 33 - 55:37 Shop Update including Corliss Medallion Quilt and Summer Needlework BasketHuckaback is actually linen and hemp! Daleen Wilson SewGrateful on YouTube @WILSON DALERTeen #stitchingwithdaleen hosted by Becca @SamBrieStitches and Jen @jen.aleeBooks mentioned:Jane Austin's Wardrobe by Hilary Davidson amazon.com/s?k=jane+austens+wardrobe&gad_source=1&hvadid=695412933784&hvdev=c&hvexpln=67&hvlocphy=9033267&hvnetw=g&hvocijid=296252087614432913--&hvqmt=e&hvrand=296252087614432913&hvtargid=kwd-2083359884137&hydadcr=7667_13469270&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_3b19q895b7_e_p67Kentucky Quilts and Quitmakers by Linda LaPintaamazon.com/Kentucky-Quilts-Quiltmakers-Centuries-Creativity/dp/0813198186/ref=asc_df_0813198186/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=692875362841&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11390690413382813341&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9033267&hvtargid=pla-2281435177338&psc=1&mcid=a3a01a5457e3383ea3b66918c75db692&hvocijid=11390690413382813341-0813198186-&hvexpln=73&gad_source=1Floss Tube Thistle Threads where the Sampler Documentation Project is discussed.youtube.com/watch?v=zcqn3oqdTAYQuilt documentation project information can be found on the Quilt Index:quiltindex.orgFree hexagon graph paper can be foundmuseprintables.com/c/paper/category/hexagon-graphContact me :Instagram - @standleysusanemail - smsquilter@kadillack53146 Website - www.susanstandleystitchintime.comAll kits and products can be found on my website.
Beginner HEXI Tutorial Addendum A Closer Look Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-07-26 | CHAPTERS:00:00 - 00:11 OPENING00:12 - 02:28 PREPARING YOUR PAPERS02:29 - 09:47 PREPARING YOUR FABRIC09:48 - 17:25 BASTING THE FABRIC AROUND THE HEXAGON PAPER17:26 - 19:43 REMOVING THE PAPERSThis is an addendum to the Hexagon Tutorial and a closer look. Based on comments I am offering additional information and help for people starting out in their English Paper Piecing journey. Please watch the "First Stitches - Corliss 1870 Introduction to English Paper Piecing Hexagon Tutorial" on this channel for additional information. youtu.be/KeutdvlX2GAThis video provides a closer look at the steps required to be successful in making an English Paper Pieced Hexagon flower when you are just starting out and it feels awkward in your hand!Please visit my website shop for the new acrylic template crafted for beginners to make you a success.Please contact me with any questions. I am here to help.Instagram - @standleysusan Website - www.susanstandleystitchintime.comEmail - smsquilter@comcast.net
Floss Tube #50 Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-07-04 | Chapters-Welcome and Opening 00:00 - 02:03WIPS and possible starts 02:04 - 18:061840 Workbasket 18:31 - 22:05Haul 23:29 - 32:32Corliss Story May 1870 32:49 40:00For More about the Story of Mary 1840, St. Louis can be found on the playlist on this channelprogress on Corliss Hexagons can be found on Instagram at #first_stitchesParticipants mentioned today are Sara @Sara'sStitchySpot and Veronica @VeronicasReflectionsBooks mentioned today are:"Nineteenth Century Blues" from American Quilt Study Group"Layered Legacies" from the Museum of Southern Decorative Arts and the North Carolina MuseumContact me -Instagram: @standleysusanemail: smsquilter@comcast.netWebsite: www.susanstandleystitchintime.com
Floss Tube #49 Samplers, Sampling and Corliss Joins a Sewing Group Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-05-24 | Chapters00:00 - 1:02.56 OPENING1:07.83 - 15:39.86 WIPS, Current Projects ... Cross Stitch and English Paper Piecing15:40.26 - 25:09.06 HAUL25:14.73 - 35:54 Next Chapter in the Corliss Story35:55 Closing and Shop UpdateInstagram @standleysusan Web Site www.susanstandleystitchintime.comEmail smsquilter@comcast.netAnn Ogilvie Sampler is being stitched on 24 count Rain Barrel by Legacy Linens using Fine du 'Abusson wool flossCorliss Story Episodes can be found in my episodes #47, #48 Civil War Bride details can be found on Episode #481 "Sewn In America" can be found for purchase on the DAR Museum website.
Floss Tube #48 WIPS, Haul and Corliss - A New Life in Louisville, Kentucky Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-04-12 | Chapters0:00 - Introduction, Overview, Opening02:42 - WIPS15:47 - Haul18:53 - Corliss and Her New Life in Louisville, Kentucky45:31 - Secrets in the Stitches49:20 - Shop Update and Next EpisodeWelcome to my channel where we explore cross stitch, quilts, textiles, dyes sewing notions and methods from the past and how they all interrelate!!!This year I am focusing on 1870 and the stitching journey of two fictional girls - Corliss and Pharaby from Kentucky.WIPS discussed are: "The Old Scot" by Hands Across the Sea Samplers"Fruit Tree with Two Animals" by The Scarlet Letter"Little Pear Tree" by Scattered Seed SamplingsHexagon Frame block inspired by "Hexstravaganza" by Rachel DaisyWrappers and Tea Gowns from the Metropolitan Museum of Art can be further studied on the metmuseum.org website.I can be contacted through website - www.susanstandleystitchintime.comInstagram - @standleysusan Email - smsquilter@comcast.net
First Stitches - Corliss 1870, Introduction to English Paper Piecing Tutorial Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-03-27 | This tutorial will take you through the steps to construct an English Paper Pieced Hexagon Flower using my favorite materials and methods.If this is your first time trying English Paper Piecing be kind to yourself. The tutorial is designed to make you a success. There are two sets in the kits so you can practice and see your progress from the first flower to the second. All kit fabrics are a "grab bag" of 19th century reproductions and rarely repeat. This technique is a gateway to a whole range of fun and beautiful hand-piecing!!!In this tutorial you will learn two stitches:Basting StitchLadder StitchThe steps include:1 - Cut the fabric2 - Pre-fold the fabric (This step gives you a level of precision just like Mary 1840 did with her first stitches stitching.)3 - Baste the fabric4 - Join the hexagons5 - Press the flower6 - Remove the papersAfter viewing the steps, you will be able to construct a hexagon flower using the kit provided on my website or by using supplies you have on hand at home.Go to www.susanstandleystitchintime.com to purchase a kit.The kit includes:*Papers and pre – cut fabrics to make two Hexagon flowers (fabrics are a “grab bag”And do not repeat. Each set containsOne center and six petals that may be the same Fabric or a mix.)*1 - #9 Milliner’s Needle1 – Binding Clip’Things to have on hand:Glue stickThreadScissorsThimbleHole PunchPlease take a look at the " Beginner Friendly Hexagon Video--- Closer Look" video for those who have never tried HEXAGON English Paper Piecing before, youtu.be/5Xr6AiOA_oo .AND visit my website for the products needed to begin your journey.Please share your progress on #first_stitchesEPP !!!!!
Floss Tube #47 - Meet Corliss, Strawberry Fizz with a Ginger Twist and More! Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-03-22 | In this episode we look at the life of Corliss, our fictional girl who will guide us into her stitching life in 1870. A wonderful blog that will enrich your knowledge of 19 c sewing is called "Two Threads Back". I highly recommend every post. twothreadsback.comWe also discuss my WIPS and while discussing "The Old Scot" I mention Sara who can be found on Instagram @janesays8. She has inspired many of the adaptations I am making to this sampler as I stitch it to honor my father.Further study of Scottish Schoolgirl Samplers can be done through the open access copy of "Remember Now Thy Creator". It is available for download athttp://books.socantscot.org/digital-books/catalog/book/8The featured quilt in this episode was inspired by Di Ford in the book “Primarily Quilts …2”. I have named mine "Strawberry Fizz with a Ginger Twist".In this episode I also share the kits for trying English Paper Piecing for the first time to make two hexagon flowers. The tutorial will be available this week along with the kits. Sign up for my newsletter on my website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com to be the first to know about this and future announcements.susanstandleystitchintime.com For more a look at early hexagon quilts, visit www.quiltstudy.orguk,mosaic.
Floss Tube #46 Haul and Hexis Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-03-08 | Please join me for a look at my WIPS, Haul and quick look at the 1870 world of Corliss and Pharaby.I will also introduce another sewing method from the 19th Century and before that remains popular today --English Paper Piecing!We will begin a new mini series called "Secrets in the Stitches" where we uncover information from an antique textile. I hope you will join me!Cherry bed curtain - https://abegg-stiftung.ch/en/bed-curtain/Hexagon Quilts shown in this video from Colonial Williamsburg Abbey Aldric Museum Accession #200000 -131
Floss Tube #45 Anniversary Celebration - Where Ive Been and Where Im Going Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-02-23 | Please help me celebrate 3 years on Floss Tube, 6,000 Subscribers and 1 year of First Stitches!In this episode we take a look at new Textile Interpreter's Collections and my new scissors!!! Images from the Metropolitan Museum of Art can be accessed for further study at metmuseum.org/.
Floss Tube #44 Samplers, Quilts, Dye from Roots and Forgotten Fruit Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-02-09 | Welcome to Episode #44.I can be reached at: Website - www.susanstandleystitchin time.com @standleysusanEmail - smsquilter@kadillack53146comcast.net Newsletter sign ups are on on the website contact page under newsletter. Please consider signing up for the most current information!All tutorials and informational videos for the Mary 1840 project can be found on this channel PLAYLIST under "Mary1840, St. Louis""Fruit Tree with Two Animals" stitch progress can be viewed on @ContentedNeedleworkerKim and @suzilou02 .Further study of the Medlar Tree can be viewed on the following websites:metmuseum.org/blogs/collection-insights/2008/medieval-garden-enclosed-medlarhomeorchardeducationcenter.org/arboretum-blog/medlar-delicious-ancient-amp-rottenFeatured Quilt"Western Sun" is featured in Barbara Brackman's book "Butternut and Blue" and was originally stitched by Mary Strickler in the 1800's.amazon.com/Butternut-Blue-Threads-Civil-War/dp/0972545719
Floss Tube #43 New Year, New Plans!!! Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-01-26 | Come join me as we look at another workbasket essential - scissors-. We will also discuss an overview of my 2024 plans, look at my Attic Needlework haul, scrutinize my project progress and visit with my mom. Its going to be a super fun way to start the year!Items mentioned:*Gold Forged Scissors*Nine Patch Sew-Along @reproquiltloverPlease sign up for my newsletter at www.susanstandleystitchintime.com to be the first to hear all about new products and projects!
Floss Tube #42 The Magic of the Attic Needlework Shop and a Cameo of Miss Jean Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-01-19 | Please join me for two very delightful conversations all centered around the Attic Needlework Shop and the recent Sampler Symposium Event 2024.The first visit is with Sarah and Carrie, two attendees who are now friends. We met in passing at the event and connected over needle and thread! Our love of needlework, Jean Lea and the Attic came shining through as we found we are truly kindred spirits.The second conversation is with Miss Jean Lea owner and founder of the magical place called Attic Needlework in Mesa, Arizona. Jean is deeply admired by the stitching community. Her inspiration and vision will encourage you in your own stitching journey as she shares her story. I hope you feel the magic that happens at an Attic Needlework Event and know you are a part of it all too!
First Stitches - Final Video Tutorial #8 How to Cross Stitch a Quilt Label Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2024-01-05 | Final video for the Mary 1840, St. Louis Doll Quilt Experience.Come join me as we look at how to take your first stitches in linen for the final tutorial on the Mary 1840, St. Louis Doll Quilt experience.In this video I will explore stitching in three different progressively smaller fabrics to get you to the point where you can stitch on a small scale!Labels were cross stitched up until 1840 -1850 and Mary's is no exception
Floss Tube #41 Future Plans, WIPS and a Festive Sewing Decoration Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-12-15 | ...
First Stitches Tutorial #7 - Hand - Binding Your Doll Quilt - Three Methods Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-12-01 | This video contains three different methods for finishing your quilt binding by hand. Technique #1 and #2 are evidenced in the antiques I have handled. These two techniques use the methods that were likely available in 1840. The final Technique #3 is a more contemporary option with mitered corners. The Mary 1840 - St. Louis Doll Quilt Experience was designed for hand stitching but can certainly be accomplished by using a sewing machine.If you have never applied a binding, I would encourage you to watch all three options before beginning.PLEASE READ*******NOTE**** If stitching through all the layers to attach the binding proves to be too difficult for you by hand, you can stitch through the binding and into the batting taking extra backstitches to insure that the binding strip is secure.****NOTE**** If drawing with pencil lines is challenging in this 1840's method, try placing a rubber mat under your fabric (some people use sandpaper) to offer resistance or use a fabric chalk pencil.Listed below are time stamps for key moments in the video so you can easily reference the material you need.METHOD #1 -" Wrapping the Back Around to the Front to Create a Binding"6:42 - Introduction9:13 - Trimming the batting11:26 - Marking cutting lines on the backing13:49 - Trimming the back16:00 - Folding the back to the front to create a binding and pin19:06 - Folding the corners and pin20:24 - Stitching down the back to the front to create the binding22:59 - Stitching the corner***NOTE*** You will not be using the binding fabric provided in the kit for this method!METHOD #2 - "Single-Fold Rounded Corner Binding"26:41 - Introduction27:31 - Trimming the backing29:00 - Preparing your binding strips 32:21 - Attaching the two binding pieces together to create one37:04 - Drawing a sewing line on your binding strip38:20 - Pinning the binding to the doll quilt42:37 - Stitching down the binding strip to the doll quilt top including around the rounded corner45:04 - Connecting the attached binding beginning tail to the attached binding end tail with a straight seam49:43 - Pinning the binding down from front to back in preparation for stitching50:00 - Pinning the curved corner down from front to back in preparation for stitching51:00 - Stitching the binding strip onto the backMETHOD #3 "Single-Fold Binding with Mitered Corners"54:00 Introduction27:38 - Trimming the backing (From Method #2)29:00 - Preparing your binding strips (from Method #2)56:00 - Attaching your two binding pieces together with a mitered seam59:00 - Drawing the binding sewing line onto the binding strip1:00 - Pinning the binding to the doll quilt1:01:39 - Pinning and mitering the corner1:04 - Stitching the mitered corner1:05 - Turning and stitching the mitered corner 1:08 - Connecting the attached beginning binding tail to the attached binding end with a mitered angle seam1:12:50 Pinning the binding strip to the back of the quilt including mitering the corners1:16:30 - Stitching down the binding strip to the back of the doll quilt including the mitered cornersPLEASE share your progress at #first_stitchesContact me :Instagram @standleysusanWebsite www.susanstandleystitchintime.comemail smsquilter@comcast.net
Floss Tube #40 Samplers, WIPS and an Advent of Gifts - From My Hands to Yours Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-11-16 | Contact me:Instagram - standleysusanemail - smsquilter@comcast.net website - www.susanstandleystitchintime.com@plainstitchdeb on Instagram"Mary 1840, St. Louis - A Doll Quilt Experience" Tutorials and Stitched Stories are all available on my channel playlist. Kits are available on my website. I hope you will consider joining the fun!"Haptic and Hue" podcasts are available on www.hapticandhue.com/listen. The episode mentioned on this video is Series 5 #44 "The Language of Thread"
Choosing a Thimble Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-11-04 | Have you ever struggled to use a thimble? It is definitely a journey!This tiny tool will become your friend over time and the benefits will definitely outweigh the initial awkward adjustment. Once you learn to use this tool, you will never want to be without it! In this video, we will look at several options available on the market today. Each type of thimble has pros and cons. A careful look will assist you in finding the one that is best for you!!!
First Stitches Tutorial #5 Basting Your Doll Quilt Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-10-27 | This tutorial is part of the "Mary 1840, St. Louis Doll Quilt Experience" where we are looking at the proximate methods and materials used by a child in 1840 to construct their first quilt.Additional tutorials are listed on this channel's PLAYLIST.Photos of progress by participants are available at #first_stitches.
Stitched Stories #4 The MIGHTY Mississippi Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-10-21 | Please join me for a discussion about the material culture in 1840, St. Louis as we continue the doll quilt series "Mary 1840, St. Louis - A Doll Quilt Experience" . In this episode, we take a look at a key character in Mary's life, the Mississippi River. We will take a look at how the river was an integral part of every day!Books mentioned :"Wicked River" by Lee Sandlin"When the Mississippi Ran Backwards" by Jay FeldmanBring along your hand work and listen while we discover a little more about life at this time.
First Stitches Tutorial #4 Putting Rows Together to Make a Doll Quilt Top Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-10-13 | This tutorial shows you how to take the hand pieced rows created in earlier episodes and stitch them together to complete your doll quilt top. The focus continues to be on the methods and materials likely available in 1840 to children learning their first stitches.See Tutorials 1 - 3 for information on how to begin this project.Post your progress on Instagram #first_stitches.Questions can be directed to Susan Standley by email at smsquilter@comcast.net or on the contact section of the website www.susanstandleystitchintime.com .
FT #39 Im BACK! New Charts, Project Progress and Stitchy Antiques Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-10-07 | I am so delighted to be back!!! Today we will have a Mary 1840, St. Louis Doll Quilt UPDATE,take a look at September Sampler Soiree and HAUL, WIPS, FINISHES, a Workbasket UPDATE and CELEBRATE all things stitching.Please contact me at:email - smsquilter@comcast.net orwebsite - www.susanstandleystitchintime.com'Please send your finished Mary 1840 block to my email to be entered into a drawing for a prize!Please post your progress on Instagram #first_stitchesAu Ver a Soie thread used in quilting is discussed on Floss Tube #27 and 31.The development of thread is discussed in episode #34 .My palette for my small urn stitch uses Au Ver a soie- Soie d'alger#2757 #4623 #1012 #945 #1836 #3425 #4535 #3833 #3346 #1812
Stitched Stories #3 Mary 1840, St. Louis Susan Standley Stitch In Time 2023-09-08 | In today's episode of Stitched Stories, we continue to look at the material culture surrounding Mary 1840, from St. Louis and the world around her while she makes her first doll quilt.The fabrics available in 1840 and subsequently the Mary 1840 kit will be reviewed as we embark on a journey that looks at the occupations of dressmaker, mantua-maker, seamstress, milliner and tailor. We will explore how fabric and fashion have shaped these occupations and influenced wmen's lives.Please join me!#first_stitchesResources mentioned include:"Small Endearments" by Snadi Fox"Busks, Basques and Brush-Braid" by Pam Inder'Books by Claudia KidwellBlogs by Barbara BrackmanInstagram dressing.historySome of my othe You tube videos that provide additional information are found on my channel:"Special Edition-Getting Chintzy""Special Edition- Spooky Stripes"
