Suzanne Armstrong is a quilter with a background in Graphic Design.
Her philosophy includes reuse and multi-purpose; waste not, want not and, yes, maybe help save the Earth at the same time. Her standards of craftsmanship are high. She believes that our clothing is tangible evidence of our experiences and memories. Her process uses intuition and design to place these memories in a pleasing arrangement in order for them to carry on with a fresh purpose in our lives.
Each quilt is one of a kind, just like you.
Very loved quilt has received new life. This was hard, but fun!
Happy Birthday!!🎈
One more page for the fabric book!
Hello 2024. A blessing in every bean.
Back to the fabric book started in October for Day of the Dead. To remember my Pomeranian, Hope.
However long it takes. Keep stitching.
New blog post on my website. DoubleComfortStudios.com
Second mock up for the pair of Spurs T-shirt quilts. Whew!
Go Spurs Go!!!
My assistant is asleep on the job!
My son’s latest project! Please support on go fund me!!!
Latest t-quilt. One of a pair. This is just the mock up. NOTE: my website was pirated so working on a new site. It will be double-comfort-studios.com 🥳
Starting a fabric book project a la @annwoodart to be finished by el Día de Los Muertos, Nov. 2, to celebrate my dear Pomeranian, Hope. Page 3 is hard. 😥
Six Camp Honey Creek memory quilts for the new bunkhouse in Hunt, TX!
Some of you may know that my sweet Pomeranian, Hope, went to heaven last April. She was 13 human years old. Theresa took her fur that I had saved from daily brushing and made yarn. It is so beautiful. I have tears of sadness and joy. Thank you Theresa!
Tiny piece for Fiber Artists of San Antonio and the Library.
It’s one of THOSE days.
I went to the library for some crafty seashell painting! Yay Tobin Library!
Mimi has written an awesome book. I learned about kudzu! Interesting characters, excellent language reflecting time and place, sharp sentences. Wish I had been as smart as Mattie, the main character, when I was younger! My heart was truly invested through the entire story. Thank you, Mimi for your hard work to bring this to us!
This amazing embroidery from Peru is getting a backing and rod pocket so it can be hung on the wall. Wavy edges have determined that I stitch by hand to “ease” the bulk. I LOVE handwork! My new direction?
Light and color theory from the kitchen. CMYK ya’ll !!!
Cosy “factory” happening. Warhol ain’t got nuthin on this factory.