HeyJaredPulling Threads
From the founder of Three Fates Textiles, a running edit of what’s catching my eye across interiors, fashion, and travel.
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Edition XXIII (opens the original)
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Fall is moving fast, and apparently so am I. Three Fates is about to hit the road, and I am in full prep mode. My front hall is currently a mess of samples, wallpaper rolls, totes filled with props, and collage materials for my event in Charleston, more on that below.I’ve also fallen back into the bad habit of doom scrolling before bed, so I’ve been trying to dial into the things that actually bring me joy: writing this newsletter, playing tennis, which I have now upped to twice a week, thank yo
Edition XXII (opens the original)
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Fall is in full swing. I feel like I had a little whiplash reentering the world, but we’re all starting to settle back into our routines and that feels good.Back to school, back on the exercise train, back to a real work schedule, and even spending some time in my office! Truth be told, though, I’ve been most excited to get back into jeans.Here are a few random things occupying space in my brain this week.WHAT I BOOKMARKEDI bookmarked this piece from Grounded about why humans collect sea
Edition XXI (opens the original)
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Happy back to school! This week I’m here to tell you about new notebooks, new ideas, old ideas, and predictions, someone else’s, for the year ahead. And yes, “the year” now means September through June to me, as it does to most people with school-aged children.Let’s get into it.WHAT I BOOKMARKEDArchitectural Digest recently published a piece called “Good Taste Is Getting Weirder,” about the move away from mass-produced sameness and toward
Shared Threads with Lulu Graham (opens the original)
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On the heels of last week’s post about being inspired by other designers’ use of Three Fates, I’ve been thinking more and more about how much I enjoy seeing the world through other people’s eyes. I’m especially drawn to people with a strong point of view. Also, quite frankly, I’m a little sick of myself and my own recommendations.So I’m starting something new here called Shared Threads, where every so often I’ll hand Pulling Threads over to someone else and ask them to answer the same prompts I
Edition XX (opens the original)
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It’s that weird week leading up to Labor Day, which still feels oddly late this year, where no one is reallllly working, no one reallllly knows what day it is, and everything starts to feel a little untethered.It’s also the one long stretch of the summer where I stay out east for almost two weeks. The rest of the season, I’m usually commuting back and forth for weekends, and it always feels like a whirlwind, mostly filled with activities designed around entertaining my children.But because this
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