On August 11th, 2012, YARNMANIA…
…gets me every time I find myself sucked in by the orbit of a yarn store these days – which I had previously lived my life impervious to,…
…gets me every time I find myself sucked in by the orbit of a yarn store these days – which I had previously lived my life impervious to,…
…with Alice Waters this afternoon (wearing the crazy 10 foot long triangular multi-indigo-blue linens and cottons shawl/scarf I had just knit and presented to her at lunch –…
…is what I am tentatively calling this latest (pretty gay) knitted creation that seemed to emerge out of my busy needles without much planning – which started with…
…are suddenly on my mind – perhaps inspired by the 95 year old Abruzzian basket-maker we met as part of Domestic Integrities research in Italy – and seeming…
…is one reason I have been slow to post things here as they happen, having been taken over by knitting-mania which started with learning how to spin wool…
…’strings of paper flags with kaleidoscope cut-outs used as festive decorations throughout Mexico…traced back to the Aztecs’ hand made by Taller Arte Papel Oaxaca with local stalks of flax was…
…named Fernando Marcantonio, aged 95, residing in a remote small Abruzzian village learned how to make baskets from his father and grandfather when he was young – something that they did…
…kept me busy for most of the night and morning making my way from Mildred’s Lane in rural Pennsylvania to Vienna, via a ride from friends to Penn…
…at long last – having grown up surrounded by that familiar activity with knitting aunts and grandmother, a knitting mom who knit us sweaters and afghans, and a…
…is the activity for the day, as we fled the spring rain and cold and leaky drafty dome of the Colony compound to gather in the nearby anonymous…
…and finally where it should be, after hours and hours and weeks and weeks of dyeing, cutting, braiding, and sewing every shred of unused blue (or willing to…
…my new obsession which is keeping me busy most evenings – is still small after all of these hours of busy hands, much much much slower than what…
…today and getting ready to embark on a new craft adventure that I think is going to lead my work in new directions and change my life.
…at my uncle’s admirably and intricately decorated house, is a hypnotic diversion from our lunch here this afternoon.
…today started with a visit to the studio of Richard Bresnahan, where we drank delicious green tea out of his earthy sumptuous cups and teapot (similar to the…
…is what I’m making today!
…are being made for the kids, and some of the adults, at the Academy tonight.