Emily Van Hoff sews what she calls 'squiggle quilts': colorful, uniquely shaped wall hangings that sell out quickly after they're posted online.
Emily Van Hoff lost her husband and her job suddenly in 2020. She's now reinvented herself through vibrant quilt art and a loyal following.Artist Emily Van Hoff's recent residency at boutique hotel Pendry Chicago was a first glimpse for the public to see her vibrant quilting in action.
"I think I'm most interested in making joyful, unexpected things," said Van Hoff. "I just love that they go to homes where they will be appreciated, enjoyed, and hopefully handed down.", is a second act for Van Hoff. Her husband Matt passed away unexpectedly in January of 2020 and she lost her job soon after as an art director and graphic designer. In the midst of these sudden changes, Van Hoff channeled her grief and uneasiness into sewing and creating art.
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