I can't think of a better way to spend a "when will it ever be spring" day than surrounded by my fiber friends. Â I think everyone felt the same as we had a larger than average group, brave an iffy driving day after a snowfall overnight. Â Lots of us have treacherous driveways and I know [...]
Last months fiber gathering was a lovely day spent in the shade of a few huge trees in Rachel's front yard.  Elin's granddaughter made good use of the trees for climbing. It was fun to see Elin in grandma mode. With the continued stress of rising Covid-19 numbers in Wisconsin this gathering was a needed [...]
This summer has come and gone in the blink of an eye; with a trip to New York City to visit a daughter and then a more relaxing week next to Lake Superior at Grand Marais , with lots of weaving for the Driftless Area Art Fair thrown in every spare second. It was a [...]
I have been looking forward to sharing a few (maybe more than a few) of my favorite pictures from a trip my husband and youngest daughter and I took to Scotland and Ireland in May. It is hard to describe why I felt so connected to the beauty of these countries, especially the highlands of [...]
Our weavers meeting this month was at Bonnie's house with the enticing invite to see her winter lambs.  It was great to see Bonnie again and share her hospitality and I never pass up a chance to see babies of any kind. Check out Pine Knob Organics on instagram for some truly inspired photography of the [...]
This bound weave sampler has been a long time in the making. Â I think once I figured out how the patterns are designed and realized how slow of a process this weaving was going to be, I lost my mojo. Â Maybe a downside in having 3 looms set up is that I can ignore one [...]
Just to share some of the breathtaking fall scenes from a recent trip to Door County. There is nothing that calls to my heart more than the sound of waves crashing onto the shore. Cave Point Park Sentinels of the Lake . . . [...]
Viva Gallery is an artists cooperative that I am proud to be a member of, and we recently featured a group show, where we each took home an 8x8 canvas, to go all arty on. Now for the painters, this was not such a "think outside of the box" kind of challenge but as a [...]
One of my favorite artists lives in an old stone house straight out of Hansel and Gretal. Surrounded by her lively chickens outside and with her woodblock print artwork displayed throughout her quaint house, it is a treat getting a glimpse of her life. Audrey Chritie and her Short Horse Studio are part of the [...]
The final rite of summer; a day at the Vernon County fair. . . Posted with Blogsy
