Attempt the First It’s Wednesday. I figured I’d share what I’ve been crafting around with. My first item to share is the Emerald Keep Scarf, which will be a giveaway in the forthcoming Keepsake Tour starting March 8th, to celebrate … Continue reading →
So I’ve been playing with knitting from the top down. I started a sweater and have been wrestling with it (which I’ll share later), but for now I want to share my newest creation: a hat! My first hat was … Continue reading →
November is coming, and with it, NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month. During the month of November, NaNo-ers write 50,000 words on a draft of a novel – some more, some less, and the madness that ensues is infectious. 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 →
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 →
I don’t know how many times I’ve had people look at something I’ve made and confess to me that they wish they were artistic – but they just don’t have any of the necessary skills to create something. Usually I … Continue reading →
I don’t know how many times I’ve had people look at something I’ve made and confess to me that they wish they were artistic – but they just don’t have any of the necessary skills to create something. Usually I … Continue reading →
They say the first step is admitting you have an problem. So, I’m here to admit that I have an addiction to crafting supplies. I’d like to follow that up with the usual disclaimer – But I can quit any … Continue reading →
They say the first step is admitting you have an problem. So, I’m here to admit that I have an addiction to crafting supplies. I’d like to follow that up with the usual disclaimer – But I can quit any … Continue reading →
Last month I blogged about my adventures with Japanese temari – a lot of fun to make, but purely decorative. While I love to make beautiful things, I find I get the most satisfaction when my crafting has practical uses. … Continue reading →
