It's 90 today. It feels good, though.
I've done very well at the last two Farmers' Markets - so well that my loom is on fire again, trying to build up inventory for the next date, October 10, and for the stores and Etsy! I'm almost done with three today. Here is one:
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Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Whoops
Seems that somewhere between my last post and today I wound up in
Barcelona!
Casa Batllo, by Gaudi
Palau Musica Catalana
Frieze by Picasso
La Boqueria
Just five days and a very last minute thing! I'm very lucky my passport is ready to go!
I am working on my fall line. Here is something that is off the loom now. I am in desparate need of more yarn, though! I hope to get more this week or early next!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Ages ago . . .
I started a blog. July has been busy with the Fourth, vacations, birthdays. And I am ready to get started on the scarves for fall. Yes, it has been one hot summer and nobody wants to think about scarves, or anything else, around their necks. I love the hot weather but it is not good for selling scarves. Still, I have to begin now because these things take time.
No pics yet. I am winding black warp. Tencel. I haven't decided 100% what draft I will use for this series. That will be finalized today.
No pics yet. I am winding black warp. Tencel. I haven't decided 100% what draft I will use for this series. That will be finalized today.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Visit My New Line in Housewares
Roaster Coasters handwoven coasters, aka mug mats.



And this is a gorgeous red and white cotton/linen kitchen towel that needs to get up on Etsy already!
Slacker . . .
And I will be taking a couple of them in gift boxes to Swift Waters.
I'm sending a couple of sets out to the stores, so what's left will go up on Etsy. I already sold a few at GGG and the farmers' market. I'm working on more colors.
Slacker . . .
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Two New Enviro-friendly Scarves
My Stripe Hemp Handwoven scarf is now in the shop. It's made of cotton, but mostly handwoven of organic hemp.


This is Loud handwoven with soy silk, a byproduct of the tofu manufacturing industry. It's bright redpinkorange, but very soft. It feel like a cross between silk and a well-worn cotton.
This is Loud handwoven with soy silk, a byproduct of the tofu manufacturing industry. It's bright redpinkorange, but very soft. It feel like a cross between silk and a well-worn cotton.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
More Photos from GGG
More photos from this weekends Gardens Galleries and Gifts event in Broad Brook, CT.
My housewares, Coffee Break Designs
Our wonderful helpers, selling cold soda and plants!
Nancy Masters and her husband love old cars and trucks. Check out Nancy's paintings.
Home staging, party planning and catering are one of the many things Donna can do for you at Master the Details Half the event was on Donna's property - gorgeous perennial gardens!

Primitives by Priscilla Clesowidi

Lola Rae Work by Michele Muska. Purses, jewelry, work with fabric - gorgeous work!
Painted silk scarves by Liena Dieck
My housewares, Coffee Break Designs
Our wonderful helpers, selling cold soda and plants!
Nancy Masters and her husband love old cars and trucks. Check out Nancy's paintings.
Home staging, party planning and catering are one of the many things Donna can do for you at Master the Details Half the event was on Donna's property - gorgeous perennial gardens!
Primitives by Priscilla Clesowidi

Lola Rae Work by Michele Muska. Purses, jewelry, work with fabric - gorgeous work!
Painted silk scarves by Liena DieckMonday, June 7, 2010
Success is . . .
Dodging rain, thunderstorms, and two days of tornado warnings (I'm in Connecticut, not Kansas, Toto, so two days of tornado warnings is rare, indeed.) and a great turn out for the first annual Galleries, Gardens and Gifts.


Special Effects painted wine glasses. "The women we used to be, wish we were, will never be!"
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