homespun block-of-the-month 2026 registration now open!
join us!
Homespun Collective is a Block of the Month program beginning February 2026. Each month through September 2026 receive monthly pattern directions, video instruction and community support to guide you step-by-step as you create the Homespun quilt. Kit subscriptions are also available and will ship each month.
Join us for creativity, fun and connection!
QuiltCon 2026
Upcoming Events
Have you heard? We will be vending at QuiltCon in Raleigh, North Carolina, on February 19 - 22, 2026.
If you’re heading our way to attend the show, we couldn’t be more excited to have you visit the place we called "home" for the first 7 years of our marriage! Raleigh is a vibrant city full of creative energy, Southern charm, and plenty of spots to eat, explore, and unwind in between all the quilting fun. Whether this is your first visit or you’ve been here before, we’ve rounded up our favorite local gems to help you feel right at home during your stay. We can't wait to see you!
new on the blog

Mountain Horizon 2.0 Quilt Pattern - The Glacier Bay Version

Mountain Horizon 2.0 Quilt Pattern - The Miami Sunset Version
Today I have a new Mountain Horizon quilt to share with you…and it's the first one that’s not actually mountain themed! I’ve been sitting on this one for a while, and I’m excited to finally tell you all about it.

13 Handmade Gift Ideas for the 2025 Holidays (for Everyone on Your List)
Brittany + Peter
who we are
Dream chasers. Working hard to turn our ideas into reality. Believing in our mission to inspire, empower and encourage others to create beauty in the world through the art of quilting.
Thank you. We feel so incredibly blessed and grateful that we get to do this each and every day together and with all of you. Thank you for being here and a part of our community.
lo & behold
a namesake
My granny was my best friend and biggest inspiration. My creativity was sparked and nurtured by her. I fondly remember spending my summers at her house crafting at the kitchen table. We would create Christmas ornaments, water color paintings, pottery and whatever our hearts desired. While I never had the chance to learn to sew or quilt with granny, she created many quilts on her own....which were later passed down to me. In part quilting is a way for me to connect with and honor her memory. Becoming a quilter has been a such a beautiful journey of creating, learning, healing, and remembering. Im forever grateful to my granny for being the start and heart of my love for quilting. Including her name as a part of Lo (Lois) & Behold Stitchery was important and is so special to me.
































































