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Shannon Brinkley

Shannon Brinkley

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2.13% Engagement Rate

Shannon Brinkley

Shannon Brinkley is one of the top influencer with 11170 audience and 2.13% engagement rate on Instagram. Check out the full profile and start to collaborate.

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My sweet niece enjoying her new Sasha quilt! ?I hand-dyed the foreground fabric, the backing, and the pearl cotton thread I used to hand quilt it in avocado stones.

My sweet niece enjoying her new Sasha quilt! ?I hand-dyed the for Read More

It’s (long past) time to join those who have been doing the work to dismantle systemic racism and white supremacy. This requires action from all of us. We’re listening, we’re learning, and we’re taking action.
Here’s what we at SB Studio are doing:
1. Donating: we donated to @blacklivesmatter and @campaignzero . @iamrachelricketts has an extensive list of other organizations doing this work that you can support as well as a lot of resources, you can find the link in her bio.

2. Engaging: check out @campaignzero for what your city can do to significantly reduce police brutality (swipe to see their infographic). This can be enacted by your mayor. We’ve called our mayor and will be following up.
3. Listening: listen and support (financially) voices of black activists and educators, here are just a few:
@laylafsaad
@rachel.cargle
@mspackyetti
@iamrachelricketts
@ibramxk
@austinchanning

4. Learning: Here’s what I’m reading and have queued up:
Me and White Supremacy by Layla F. Saad
How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo (I’d love to hear if you have other recommendations)

5. Amplifying: were committed to amplifying black voices, art, and businesses. We’ll be planning out how we can best do this moving forward. @pinkmimosasbyjacinta created a list of minority/ally owned fabric/fiber businesses that you can check out and support!

We’d love to hear any other suggestions, resources, etc.
As quilters, we make beautiful things with our hands to pass down to our loved ones. Let’s use those same hands to pass down a more beautiful and equitable country to our kids.

It’s (long past) time to join those who have been doing the work to dismantle systemic racism and white supremacy. This requires action from all of us. We’re listening, we’re learning, and we’re taking action.
Here’s what we at SB Studio are doing:
1. Donating: we donated to @blacklivesmatter and @campaignzero . @iamrachelricketts has an extensive list of other organizations doing this work that you can support as well as a lot of resources, you can find the link in her bio.

2. Engaging: check out @campaignzero for what your city can do to significantly reduce police brutality (swipe to see their infographic). This can be enacted by your mayor. We’ve called our mayor and will be following up.
3. Listening: listen and support (financially) voices of black activists and educators, here are just a few:
@laylafsaad
@rachel.cargle
@mspackyetti
@iamrachelricketts
@ibramxk
@austinchanning

4. Learning: Here’s what I’m reading and have queued up:
Me and White Supremacy by Layla F. Saad
How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo (I’d love to hear if you have other recommendations)

5. Amplifying: were committed to amplifying black voices, art, and businesses. We’ll be planning out how we can best do this moving forward. @pinkmimosasbyjacinta created a list of minority/ally owned fabric/fiber businesses that you can check out and support!

We’d love to hear any other suggestions, resources, etc.
As quilters, we make beautiful things with our hands to pass down to our loved ones. Let’s use those same hands to pass down a more beautiful and equitable country to our kids.

It’s (long past) time to join those who have been doing the wor Read More

This month in the #Meanderguild we are playing around with combining 2 different techniques together: Crazy Quilting and Molas! So here’s my Crazy Mola ?

This month in the #Meanderguild we are playing around with combin Read More

Wanna know your Color Style? I made a quiz for you! Click on the Read More

The results of lots of avocado pit dyeing! ?? Both the fabric and the Pearl Cotton thread were dyed with avocado pits, and I’m having a ball slowly quilting this project. This will be a reverse appliqué quilt, so once I’m done quilting, I’ll cut away bits to reveal the design! ?? #MeanderGuild

The results of lots of avocado pit dyeing! ?? Both the fabric and Read More

Meet Sasha! ?This bold and regal lady is now available as a PDF p Read More

Enjoying a lazy day on the couch, binge watching You (on Netflix) with @matthewbrinkley ?. Anybody else feel semi productive on a day like this when you’re also doing handwork on said couch?? ? This style is called Tivaevae (done by the people of the Cook Islands)— kind of like Hawaiian Applique but includes embroidery ? #MeanderGuild #MeanderBOM

Enjoying a lazy day on the couch, binge watching You (on Netflix) Read More

Chose my fabric for my #MeanderBOM (starting in Jan)! I’m excited to use some of my hand-dyed fabrics ???

Chose my fabric for my #MeanderBOM (starting in Jan)! I’m excit Read More

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
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I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
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I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
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I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
.
I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
.
I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
.
I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric Dyeing. I've been collecting acorns, flowers, and leaves from all over our small town and tossing them in the dye pot to create some really lovely effects! The idea of having a whole stash dyed from flowers, leaves, and extracts sounds like a total dream to me. .
SO I've been doing a ton of research on all the different process options (some of these techniques date back hundreds of years) and have been figuring out what will be most effective and simplest for cottons/linens. Swipe to see more and read all about it on the blog! (LIP)
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I'd love to hear from you! Do you have any interest in or experience with Natural Fabric Dyeing? What flowers/leaves in your garden would you like to see live on as a fat quarter? Leave a comment below! #meanderguild

I've gotten more than a little bit obsessed with Natural Fabric D Read More

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