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Jennie Pickett

I'm the quilt and sewing pattern designer, coffee addict, and fabric lover at Clover & Violet. I'm a homeschool mama to three kiddos and I spend every spare minute in my sewing room making pretty things! Sign up and receive my Mini Needle Book free pattern today!

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Hello Reader, Whoops, I completely forgot to email you the last two weeks! If you were here last year you might know my kids are part of a local robotics team. As a result, the last couple weeks for me have been engrossed in getting these hard-working students ready for competition. My two presented in our marketing presentation and it was so much fun to see them all dressed up in business attire. And their team came in 2nd, so we're heading to Denver to compete later this year! But, I know...

7 months ago • 1 min read

Hey there Reader, I've been working on something different for the past few months, and I'm so excited to finally share it with you! Introducing: Get the Guide If you have a quilty or sewing business, this guide is for you! I have some more business-related content in my Quilty Biz Newsletter, and if you haven't heard of it or had a chance to get on the list, subscribing to the guide is a great place to start! And if you're only here for the sewing, don't worry, you'll only receive...

9 months ago • 1 min read

Hello Reader, It's been a busy week here, and I'm so excited to announce that I'm hosting a sew along for the Rae Pencil Case! Join the Sew Along If you'd like to sew along, just click the link above and you'll be added to the list! I also shared a video on the blog this week on using lace zippers! I love adding this pretty touch to my Rae Pencil Case or a variety of other fun projects. Watch the Video I hope you're having a great week and I hope you sew along with us! Happy Sewing,

9 months ago • 1 min read
Fabric with washi tape on ruler for fussy cutting

Hello Reader, If you're anything like me, you love a good fussy cut project. But cutting into the fabric in the middle can be a little nerve-wracking! Today I'm going to share my favorite tip for getting a great fussy cut without wasting a lot of fabric: Use washi tape or masking tape to mark your ruler to the correct size! If you're not familiar with the term fussy cutting, it's the practice of cutting around a specific motif in a piece of fabric, instead of just cutting from the end. I...

10 months ago • 1 min read
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