After yesterday's clay dyeing post , I decided to overdye my clay-dyed t-shirt using black walnut skins.  It deepened the color a b...

A few weeks back, while I was busy slaking clay from the yard, I set aside a handful to use as a dye.  My instructor Nancy from the Woo...

I snapped a few quick pics this morning of the work that will be in my shop soon.  They're not the best shots but they'll give ...

I've just finished a few of my needle felted landscape brooches and have decided that I'll be having a little shop update this ...

Work has finally begun on my holiday gifts. These beads are from the clay I dug this fall and once fired will be stringing beads f...

Today I'll take a small pink bear, a flappin' bat, a lumberjack, and a dinosaur out to beg candy from the neighbors.  I'l...

Just a few random thoughts at the end of a busy week. I love this idea of Julie's ...for anyone wanting to have a handmade hol...

I'll be having a small shop update today.  These textural stones, and others, will be available for purchase at noon cst in my shop...

Thank you so much to everyone who entered the giveaway for a copy of Stash Happy: Felt.  I loved reading your comments.  Sounds like a ...

With below-freezing temps headed our way it was time to pluck the last of the green tomatoes from the plants.  I assigned the job to th...

I found two bottles of dye in my workspace this week that I had forgotten about completely. (you do this too, right?)  There was a turq...

Before I moved to Minnesota, I had only a vague notion of what a chokecherry was and never had I tried one.  My husband, who grew up he...

A few months ago I contributed a couple of projects to Lark's new book, Stash Happy: Felt.  I love the concept of this book, as it ...