Sadie Johansen [work] -

Rolling Stone critic Mark Hennesey wrote, "Johansen’s reliance on distortion feels less like a stylistic choice and more like a crutch. You long to hear what her voice sounds like without the digital gauze."

Sadie Johansen is a contemporary writer known for her contribution to the anthology Boobs: Women Explore What It Means to Have Breasts , edited by Ruth Daniell sadie johansen

In an age of fast fashion and mass-produced home goods, Sadie Johansen is stitching together a different story. Operating out of a small studio, Johansen specializes in hand-appliquéd quilts, a craft she says is "less about speed and more about storytelling." Her latest collection, inspired by Iowa landscapes, has gained attention for its intricate stitching and personal narratives embroidered into the corners of each piece. "A quilt should be a treasure," Johansen says. "It’s a functional piece of art that tells your family story." "A quilt should be a treasure," Johansen says