Wednesday Quote
This week was full – classes taught, lectures given, ideas shared – but today I don’t want to write about all of that. I want to linger on one small, beautiful pocket of time that filled me with quiet joy. On Saturday, I taught a handmade journal class in my studio. We gathered around the…
This past week didn’t come with any big milestones or shiny accomplishments. No finished pieces to photograph, no major announcements to make. Instead, it was one of those weeks filled with the necessary but invisible work: supply lists, class descriptions, schedules, notes, updating my website… The scaffolding that holds everything else up. And stitching. Lots…
After several weeks on the road, I’m finally back home — though just for a brief pause. I returned from a trip only to head out again a couple of days later to teach at the Saskatchewan Stitches Conference, held at the beautiful St. Peter’s College and Monastery. It was a full, rich week of…
Mid-October already! I’ve spent the week at home, time slowly unfurling. I’ve sat in my studio preparing fabrics, dreaming of new projects, and making – of course, always making. The two months of Toni Hill’s online participation in Unbound – the FibreArts Take Two course I’m taking – are now over. I can’t believe how…
A few musings from my studio to keep you posted on what’s going on.
On aranging and rearranging. On making choices and prirotizing. And not making excuses …