Having a ball with Japanese Temari
I’ve been in love with the idea of making ornaments for as long as I can remember, so when I came across a book about the Japanese art of temari, I knew I had to try it. Traditionally given as … Continue reading →
Chapter 6 of Initial Public Offering and the next Night Is a Harsh Mistress
Join me today at Nightlight for Chapter 6 of Initial Public Offering. Coming soon – another chapter of The Night Is a Harsh Mistress.
Continue reading →Sunday Design Notebook
Picture from Lion Brand website. My next project is the Everyday Flair Bolero by Lion Brand. It’s one of their free patterns. I’m making it out of the Edwardian colorway, which appears black but is heathered dark grey. It’s listed … Continue reading →
Reality Check – Sunday Box Talk
“Facts are facts and will not disappear on account of your likes.” ~ Jawaharlal Nehru As my vacation winds to a close, I wanted to talk a moment about the boxes of life and how we can use them as … Continue reading →
Saturday Showcase – Jody Wallace!
I’m so pleased to be able to bring you of my fellow Beyond the Veil authors, Jody Wallace. A fellow cat-lover, Jody is creative, modest, and talented. Please help me make her feel welcome at Knoontime Knitting. KK: Tell me … Continue reading →
The Noonhour
Welcome to The Noonhour, a Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour
Continue reading →This Is For Those of You in Oz
Do YOU Have a Metal Chicken?
TGIF! Wait, I’m on vacation. If it’s Friday, then that means I only have two more days left! Oh nos! Here. While I’m cramming as much vacation into my last few days on the road, here’s something for you to … Continue reading →
Writing with a Collaborator
I’m at the Samhain Publishing blog today, talking about writing with a collaborator. I hope you’ll stop by! 🙂
Continue reading →Requiem for a World-Changer
I’ve started to write this post several times since I received the news of Stephen R. Covey‘s death. I don’t handle death well for my intimates, how can I handle it for someone whom I’ve never met but who changed … Continue reading →