Hurd Orchards is a lovely, little farm & market where you can pick your own fruit, each a terrific luncheon made onsite with locally grown foods, or take a class in flower crafting. They carry a few of my handwoven table linens in their gift shop, along with some woven by the women in Berea, […]
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I promised to show you the four handwoven baby blankets when I finally had the binding on them. The pink hearts have a pale pink binding, the blue hearts a pale blue binding, and the cranberry & aqua have white binding. I did get these up on my website, as this is the […] Last weekend I did a small, local show with some friends and fellow creative types. Partly because of my obsessive nature, partly because of my desire to show others the weaving process, I almost always bring my little rigid heddle loom (RH) to shows. This was no exception. Much as I like weaving on it, […] It never ceases to amaze me how much time I can spend doing work on my business that isn’t weaving. Â It’s pretty much always work that I think is important or I wouldn’t do it, but geez – I should be producing more finished products! Since my last post I have updated several pages […] I am prouder than proud. I was accepted to be one of an elite group of artisans, the Roycroft Renaissance Artisans. Many people know that Elbert Hubbard was very influential in the promotion of the Arts & Crafts Movement. As a way to create a geographic home for the American artists and craftspeople mastering […] |
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