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Back to a Big Show
Twenty twenty two has been an interesting year! With vaccinations we’ve been able to get out and about more and feel a wee bit less afraid, also, after two years (I’ve lost track) we’ve been jonesing to congregate, get together with family and friends, also, in my business, to let loose in craft fairs. Artfest…
- Designing | Fashion | Felting | Out and About | Yarn Shops
Nuno Felting Workshop
For a change, instead of teaching a workshop I took one! Yeah. After weeks of shows and getting a lot of work ready, photographing and listing things on Etsy and such I took a day for myself to learn more about Nuno felting which is something I’ve wanted to do for ages. I had found…
- Felting | Felting Workshop | Haliburton | Out and About | Travel | Trunk Show | Wolfe Island Fibre Fest | Workshops/Teaching | Yarn Shops
Felting Again
Helping the shoppers. It’s been a busy week that actually started on Saturday in Haliburton with a trunk show at the studio of my friend Susan Watson Ellis of Paradigm Designs. We had a nice stream of folk visiting and a book club of ladies from Ottawa! It was a great day spent with Susan….
- Colour | Felting | Felting Workshop | mosaic | Pam Degroot | Rose Haven Yarns | Silk | wool | Workshops
Felting My Way Forward
It’s been a busy Summer and I can’t believe we’re into September…however, a wonderful paddle with the group SUP Kingston on my paddle board this morning was just the height of Summer. It was so good to get out as I had spent last week indoors mostly at a workshop with Australian felter Pam de…
- Classes | dying. | Felting | Out and About | Rugs | Silk | Textile museums | Workshops/Teaching
Fibre Summer Fun
It’s been a busy August with a wet felting workshop and a birthday trip to Vermont (my birthday trip from my husband). We stayed in a lovely old Victorian B&B in Shelburne VT just down the road from the Shelburne Museum which is more like our Upper Canada Village or Black Creek Pioneer Village in…
- Art Biz | artisans | Machine Knitting | questions | shows
Stupid Questions or Learning?
We’re well into 2019 and a new show season but we artisans and craftspeople are reviewing our 2018 shows. It’ll be tax time soon so we have to crunch and record the numbers, decide which shows to continue with and apply or reapply, and which shows to move on from. On the other side of…


