Sarah Swett was here. Do you know her? if you don’t you should. Her work is fantastic. She tries everything and she has a magic touch. she knits a lot of sweaters and they all begin with raw fleece. She does fantastic tapestries of all sizes and the wool is all spun and dyed by … Continue reading
Remember when I showed you the scary state of things in my house? Well it’s gotten better due to a ton of help from Chelsea. I feel so much better. First, what I am calling the studio. My work space. Where club gets packaged, shipping happens, hopefully writing will happen there, book keeping gets done, … Continue reading
Just an update of Little Tiny. She’s growing up big. She’ll be 2 in August in case you were wondering. And on to my main point of today. My kids like to ask me, a lot, what is my favorite song, what is my favorite movie, what is my favorite TV show? Well, the what … Continue reading
I went to visit a beautiful farm that I’ve visited before. I was running low on Clun Forest and Cheviot fleeces and I heard they had just sheared and so I made an appointment for a visit. It is only a little over an hour from my house and so it’s kind of fun to … Continue reading
In February I took a trip to Vashon Island. It is off the coast of Washington State. I went there for a week long weaving class and then I taught spinning for two days. I have been meaning to talk about it here ever since I got back. The teaching part was great. The students … Continue reading
I had a vision of how things would go in October. I knew it would be a ton of work but I could definitely do it. I closed the shop for the last time before heading off to teach at Rhinebeck. i was gone for about a week and then when i got home I … Continue reading
There’s a lot of stuff going on this year for me. I thought I might share it in case you wanted to come and play with me. Here’s what’s happening for the rest of the year. April 5 – 7 DFW Fiber Fest – Dallas Fort Worth – There are still spaces left … Continue reading
Sometimes it does all come out in the was and sometimes you have to rely on the next step to take away that last bit of stuff. This week is a washing week. I have 30 pounds of wool to wash to get ready for my next two teaching engagements. When this is done then … Continue reading
When it was time to close the shop I locked the door and left for Rhinebeck. There was no time to think. When I can back from Rhinebeck I had one week to get my stuff together for England. That included bringing home all of the stuff that was left in the store. There was … Continue reading
I don’t think I’ve ever thought about the coming year as much as I have this past month. Usually the new year is just a new year and I go little by little. this year, though, with everything changing so much I am working on figuring out how to proceed. I’m getting there and plan … Continue reading






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