Collection: Reagan Lowe
In making star quilts and incorporating the eight-point morning star design in my pieces, it has allowed me to connect with my Métis heritage. Over the past few years, I have merged contemporary fabrics (often hand-dyed batiks) with the traditional morning star pattern to create quilts and other functional pieces such as tote bags, baby car seat covers, purse/make up pouches and table runners. As I love modern patterns and designs, I have also created pieces that incorporate bargello quilt design and the ‘Take Four’ table runner pattern.
Star Blankets are believed to have their own personality and spirit and are intended to be given away to show honor, protection and celebration. It is my desire to create pieces that represent ‘walking two worlds’ and honor the star quilt tradition while integrating my love for modern fabrics, designs and colors.

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Land Acknowledgement
The Saskatchewan Craft Council is located in Treaty 6 territory, the traditional territory of the Nêhiyawak and the Métis nation. As a provincial organization, our programs and services extend to lands of Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10, which also include traditional territories of Nahkawininiwak (Saulteaux), Nakota (Assiniboine), Dakota, Lakota (Sioux), and Denesuline (Dene/Chipewyan). We gratefully acknowledge our relationship to this land and to each other. We recognize the benefits and responsibilities we have under these treaties and dedicate our efforts to working together in a spirit of collaboration and reconciliation.