Some of those stones I talked about last week have found their way into my shop.  Each with a shadow of a leaf imprinted upon it.  Stitch...

A wool and silk scarf I made, rolled up in a bundle on an oak limb.  Forgotten through the snow and the subsequent thaw. Impressions...

Reflecting on the passing of a life, holding things close, and the life that springs up in places we might overlook. A pebble ...

A stone completed.  Less a meditation on nature and more a reflection of my current state of mind.  I'll leave it up to your interpre...

Pomegranates are in season here in the US and we're enjoying a box of them from California. They're a favorite around here a...

I've been saving up my red onion skins and finally had enough to add them to the dye pot.  I've been wanting to dye another scarf...

Yesterday my friend Molly had a crash course in nuno felting and natural dyeing. She came over with that Starbuck's pumpkin spice...

The little polypore I found the other day - the mustard yellow polypore - gave me some color in the dye pot. After noticing the in...

A walk through the woods revealed something that I've been waiting and waiting for... mushroom season. With the dry weather we mi...

  The threat of near-frosty temperatures on our overnight made me a little nostalgic.  I'm not quite ready for the cold.  We only jus...

It's been a busy week.  I'll be back soon, but in the meantime here are some naturally-dyed stones to look at.  (you'll be se...

Along with the wonderful memories, I also dragged home a bag of black walnuts from my trip a few weeks ago.  I've had them fermenting...

The weather is supposed to be freakishly warm today, hitting almost 90.  Now, 90 is an odd thing where I am, but odder still when you l...

  This time of year there isn't an abundance of dyestuffs to be found, but in the semi-thaw we had last week my kids gathered up a bu...