Jennifer Strauser is a quilting educator and designer who works with some of the top brands in the industry. She is part of the team at Gotham Quilts, making world class quilting classes available online. Her work has appeared in many industry publications, including Curated Quilts and McCall’s Quilting. Jen got started quilting when her first child was a toddler – she needed something in her life that she could control. Her gallery show at the Metuchen Library was a career highlight. Currently Jen is working on a series of hand-made projects emphasizing mindfulness. When Jen isn’t teaching, you can find her at home, dreaming up the next big project for Threadsome Patterns or writing about quilting for her blog, Dizzy Quilter, which will be 8 years old this year!
Honors
- AccuQuilt Go Getter!
- Blank Quilting and Studio E Fabrics Brand Ambassador 2022
- Island Batik Ambassador Alumni!
- I’m a Moda Bakeshop Chef! My quilt was published on the Moda Bakeshop website.
- Curated Quilts – July 2022
- McCalls Quilting – January 2020
- QuiltMaker – November 2019 & May 2020
- Love of Quilting – May 2020
Contact Me!
My email address is jennifer@dizzyquilter.com
Hello- I am wondering about the history of bojagi for my class. Back in the “old days” did women and girls only make bojagi in their homes for their own families or would they have tailor shops where they worked as seamstresses and made hambok and quilts for others?
Hi! Thanks for asking. I would suggest looking in https://amzn.to/3RqQDdQ. I don’t really know all that much about cultural stuff like that.