Christmas Eve in charleston

Taking time to pause, reflect, and organize ... Including my little cottage industry aka studio on-the-road. It's been a most productive, fibery month here in the Holy City, such a friendly, attractive, and creative smallish urban locale. Has been good for our troubled souls, and we are grateful.

So, documentary images include:

Projects On The Road: a new phase for Walking Wool

Little Bear, waiting for her stuffing.

Like the Design, not the end result so much, for a hat.
Better as a bowl to hold fibery things. (That's the jewelry-making stash in the background. More good things to come from it.)

Tiny Sweater, for hanging up and oggling. 

Special Chunky Handspun Hat, made with love, and llama and shetland fleece found in New England.

Fun Stripey Chunky Mitten, soon to have a mate. Sorbet colors! 

Making Friends (is the best!).

Felted Birdie catches the worm, or your heart.

Have projects will travel

On the road for family matters. Will be gone for some time. Luckily, was able to pack enough project material to last me months. Knitting, crochet, hooking, felting, jewelry ...and books, patterns, tools, fiber, beads, and passion. No wheel, but it may catch up with me. 

A peak into the active project bag ... 

My darling Jeric -- Goodbye.

His time came yesterday and my heart is broken. Peace to you my boy.

More fall beauty to behold

Picking new dye jobs

Supporting a Friend . . .

Today I am celebrating a talented young woman with a great idea: a new book called Food That Works.
Malia Dell is a new friend and a special lady with a great deal of energy and passion for her subject. Watch the video through this link, and enjoy learning more about how to balance life and Food That Works.

A Glimpse of a weekend at The Primo Restaurant Farm in Rockland ME

Have you been here? Disclaimer: I am an employee. So, now that's disclosed, let me tempt you into a visit, if you are a Primo Virgin. These were taken over Labor Day weekend, specifically August 30 & 31, 2014. Enjoy.

Greg Pinto is a genius

Our dear friend Greg had an opening last week at Michael Good Gallery in Rockland. Look at this work! Stunning!