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The vocabulary of the block.
Every quilt is assembled from a small alphabet of geometric units, repeated, rotated, and recolored into thousands of named patterns.
Ohio Star
Shoo Fly
Pinwheel
Broken Dishes
Log Cabin
Flying Geese
The story behind our dye colors
Indigofera
Indigo
Fermented in a vat, not painted on. The cloth turns green first, then blue, the moment it meets air.
Tagetes
Marigold
Boiled straight from the flower head. The most forgiving dye a beginner can trust.
Rubia root
Madder
The root has to be three years old before it gives up any color worth keeping.