How I Got My Mojo Back!

How I Got My Mojo Back!

-Angelique Shah 2/8/24

 

KY became home in 2013

My brother Ruben said my Mojo was lost.

What he really meant was:

 - the glamourous partying Bronx Girl was gone

 - stilettos were traded for cowboy boots

 - club clothes for comfort clothes

 - fashion designs for quilt designs

 - dating around to being with 1 man

The sense of longing and loss, and moving further away from family weighed like a blanket.

Quilting opened a world of creative exploration,

Fun and friendship,

Ideas and inspiration were all around me.

Not enough time in a day,

Not enough hours for creative play.

Mojo came back welcoming me happy, fat and content.

Devoted quilting companion Elvis by my side, stitched in bliss,

Friends close by, community.

The hum of the machine, incoherent piles of fabric turned to art,

It fills me with joy.

I never lost my mojo; I just grew it and changed it into something else.

We all grow and change; we can’t stay static,

Quilting is how I got my mojo back!

 

 

Angelique Shah

Embracing a bold and inimitable spirit, our brand dives into the world of fiber arts with an exploratory mindset, seeking new horizons and creative endeavors. We thrive on connecting with our community through vibrant workshops, engaging presentations, lively events, and enriching classes. Our mission is to spread joy through the colorful tapestry of fiber arts, weaving together the shared history of quilting and other forms of fiber expression.

As we continue to explore the rich landscape of quilting and fiber arts, we are committed to fostering a community that celebrates diversity, creativity, and the power of artistic expression. We aim to inspire individuals to unleash their creativity, connect with one another, and embark on a journey of self-discovery through the power of fiber arts. Join us in this exciting adventure as we weave together a vibrant tapestry of creativity and community spirit.

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