Author: Beth Cooper

Beth Cooper has been quilting for over twenty years. She has made too many quilts to count and has a million more on standby. Besides quilting, she loves to act and direct community theater productions, dream about Christmas, and spend time with her husband and three kids. She also loves to do historical portrayals of Jane Stickle, the now-famous Civil War quilter. Her three cats insist on supervising all of her sewing projects.

Beth Said Sew
Quilt Labels – The Most Important Part of Your Quilt!
Hi there, quilting friends! It’s Beth from Beth Said Sew, and today we’re talking about something that often gets overlooked in the quilting process…
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All About Quilting, Civil War Quilts and Fabric, History of Quilting
Fall in Love With Civil War Reproduction Fabric!
What do you know about Civil War Reproduction fabric? Are you a fan of their earthy color palette? Have you used these fabrics in…
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All About Sewing, Project Ideas
Apron Patterns You Will Love!
Everyone can appreciate a handy apron in certain situations. Whether you’re an avid home cook, an artist, a gardener, or simply someone who enjoys…
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Quilt & Tell, Sew & Tell
This Blazing Star Quilt Is Simply Stunning!
Quilter’s Name: Beverly Mannes from Dacula, Georgia Name of Pattern: 2017 Blazing Star Block of the Month, designed by Nancy McNally for Craftsy Featured Date:…
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Sew & Tell, Sew & Tell
Pillow Case Dresses – Fun and Easy to Make!
Sewist’s Name: Glenda Marsh from Glen Rise, Texas Name of Pattern: Martha Pullen Children’s Garment Featured Date: 09-18-24 Hi, I’m Glenda. This little “Pillow Case” dress…
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20th Century Era Sewing History, All About Quilting, History of Quilting, History of Sewing, Quilts and Fabrics from the 20th Century
If You Love Retro, You’ll Love 1930’s Reproduction Fabrics!
Is there anything prettier than a row of fabric bolts full of 1930s reproduction fabrics? Many of you would agree that they are gorgeous…
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