By Marcia, with love
Marcia spent a lifetime stitching & collecting needlework projects she loved. Now her family is offering them — freely, with love— to the people who meant the most to her.
In the words of Mom, on her last birthday - she didn't sit around much. We have hundreds of pieces of finished work, and hundreds of kits. So grateful to share her love of fiber arts with you and your families.
If you have any questions, email me@mostlyjenine.com please
How it works
This is a simple process. There's no rush, no competition — just a way to find a good home for her joyfully made needlework projects. She loved this, we are happy to share with you to love, too.
Three Choices! and then a sub-choice
Think about what you would prefer, with three options. 1. A finished needlework piece - tell us any preferences, and size S M or L 2. A needlework project kit you can do - tell us preferences and Easy or Hard skill level 3. A quilt project kit that you can do - tell us preferences
Fill out the form by clicking the REQUEST A GIFT button
Share your name, how to reach you, and which items you'd love to have. You can request more than one.
We'll be in touch
The family will review requests and reach out to arrange pickup or delivery. Everything is free.
“Marcia would love knowing her things found a good home.”
We would love to share the indescribably bounty of a lifetime of needlework projects. Mom was an expert level stitcher. If you would like something please click Request a Gift. It will be grievers' choice - but you can tell us what size or colors or themes. She had samplers and florals and Japanese silks and 3D and enormous, elite-level showpieces. She had phases, and also was eternally optimistic so she has hundreds of kits, small to large, easy to hard. She has dozens of needlework kits with the linen and threads. She quilted, too. So we have dozens of quilt kits - a pattern that comes with the fabric so you can try your hand at what she loved. No one will check if you finish it, if you just want one. Mom used to say, "Sometimes you just have to take the fabric home and pet it for a while before you are inspired". We are all so lucky to have her.