I am so blessed to spend my days doing exactly what I love best.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
New Calendar
Be sure to check out the website calendar for the next quarter's classes and workshops!
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Needle Night Christmas
It was brought to my attention by my friend, Jan in New Zealand that I did not get these photos on. I don't know how I missed it, better late than never. Some talented ladies having a great time at our Christmas party / ornament exchange.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Donna's Christmas Commission
Donna stopped by today to pick-up yarn so she can bind this amazing rug she just finished. It's a commission piece from one of the dog's owners to the breeder. I think anyone would be thrilled to receive this, so much talent!
Just a FYI - I'm having Donna do a 2 day workshop in Tipp City, March 9 & 10, 2012. More info to come later.
Just a FYI - I'm having Donna do a 2 day workshop in Tipp City, March 9 & 10, 2012. More info to come later.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Hooking Club Christmas
I love this evening! Friends gathering to eat great food and exchange our handmade ornaments. Mostly hooked, with a little felting and punch needle, but all wonderful.
See for yourself:
See for yourself:
Friday, December 9, 2011
Workt by Hand Planning Trip : Dec 1 - 6, 2011
I just returned from a fantastic trip to Philadelphia, visitng Melissa Becker and meeting with Sue Spargo and Sally Korte to finalize details for the 2012 Workt by Hand.
We spent a day working, but 3 days being inspired. Saturday we headed to downtown Philadelphia to Elfreth's Alley attending their Christmas celebration. This location is the oldest ongoing residential area in the United States, starting in the early 1700's. Several of the homes were opened to walk through, amazing architecture.
Sunday we went to Washington, D.C. to spend our day at the Textile Musuem. Sorry, no photos were allowed, but if you ever find yourself there, I highly reccomend a visit. We saw two exhibits, Weaving Abstraction - Kuba Textiles and the Woven Art of Central Africa and Second Lives - the Age-Old Art of Recycling Textiles.
With all the driving we did, I had whiplash from being an architecutiral tourist. So many beautiful old homes, the stone ones were my favorites. Monday we were off to Delaware to see the Winterthur Museum, and a few of their special exhibits. Wow, this place is unbelieveable. The collections, decorations, grounds, well enough cannot be said. This is a must see if you're ever in the area. My photos just don't do it justice.
Of course we also managed to do a little shopping, have some great meals, and just enjoyed our time together. It's great having friends that love and enjoy the same things.
We spent a day working, but 3 days being inspired. Saturday we headed to downtown Philadelphia to Elfreth's Alley attending their Christmas celebration. This location is the oldest ongoing residential area in the United States, starting in the early 1700's. Several of the homes were opened to walk through, amazing architecture.
Sunday we went to Washington, D.C. to spend our day at the Textile Musuem. Sorry, no photos were allowed, but if you ever find yourself there, I highly reccomend a visit. We saw two exhibits, Weaving Abstraction - Kuba Textiles and the Woven Art of Central Africa and Second Lives - the Age-Old Art of Recycling Textiles.
With all the driving we did, I had whiplash from being an architecutiral tourist. So many beautiful old homes, the stone ones were my favorites. Monday we were off to Delaware to see the Winterthur Museum, and a few of their special exhibits. Wow, this place is unbelieveable. The collections, decorations, grounds, well enough cannot be said. This is a must see if you're ever in the area. My photos just don't do it justice.
Of course we also managed to do a little shopping, have some great meals, and just enjoyed our time together. It's great having friends that love and enjoy the same things.
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