I had an epiphany. You know that old children’s fable, don’t think of a pink elephant? The first thing that pops into your mind is a pink elephant, right? Don’t think about it! Don’t think about that elephant. Not possible, … Continue reading →
Michael and I ant to Tom Thumb today to pick up some airplane dope for his balsa model. I tried to find some crewel thread but they didn’t have any. I did find a book on Temari by Barbara B. … Continue reading →
Michael and I ant to Tom Thumb today to pick up some airplane dope for his balsa model. I tried to find some crewel thread but they didn’t have any. I did find a book on Temari by Barbara B. … Continue reading →
It’s official! Rachel and I got the final approved copy for TIGER TIGER. It is available for pre-order at the Samhain bookstore. I’m very excited. The official release date is July 23rd. Rachel and I are both Tauruses, and our … Continue reading →
It’s official! Rachel and I got the final approved copy for TIGER TIGER. It is available for pre-order at the Samhain bookstore. I’m very excited. The official release date is July 23rd. Rachel and I are both Tauruses, and our … Continue reading →
No, silly, not THAT kind of rug! A latch hook rug! Wild Wings, from Herrschners. They have an incredible selection of kits and supplies for crafters, including some fantastic latch hook rugs that aren’t cheesy ridiculousities. This lovely piece was … Continue reading →
No, silly, not THAT kind of rug! A latch hook rug! Wild Wings, from Herrschners. They have an incredible selection of kits and supplies for crafters, including some fantastic latch hook rugs that aren’t cheesy ridiculousities. This lovely piece was … Continue reading →
Chapter Two in the Great Box Experiment is underway with… drum roll please… a round box! The first challenge is to find round plastic disks to work with. Fortunately for me, I’ve used them many times before. But, apparently, I … Continue reading →
Chapter Two in the Great Box Experiment is underway with… drum roll please… a round box! The first challenge is to find round plastic disks to work with. Fortunately for me, I’ve used them many times before. But, apparently, I … Continue reading →
I have written before about fabric boxes. If you’re curious, there are four other articles here: One, Two, Three, and Four. I am enthralled by boxes, be they polymer clay, needlepoint, or wood. Recently I decided to revisit the boxes of Meg Evans, … Continue reading →
