Does it count as an unboxing if it comes in a bag? 🛍️
I popped into Fiddlesticks Knits recently and had to share some of these GORGEOUS fibers with you!
One of the best parts of having an in-home studio is the opportunity to live with a rotating gallery of my artwork before sending them out into the world.
It allows me to see them off of the loom or easel in a different context.
When I am working on a piece, it is easy to get l
When I first started working with watercolor, I preferred smooth, flawless pigments.
As I got to know my paints more intimately, I instead started reaching for my grittier, granulating paints.
Being able to see nods to characteristics of their original form in how they settle i
Making my own paints is so much easier than I imagined!
My husband and I ordered pigments from Natural Earth Paint as an anniversary gift to ourselves back in January and FINALLY found time to make our first batch.
The process of making our own paint checks all the boxes:
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What is the first sign of spring where you live?
In Wisconsin, the return of robins always fills me a sense of new possibilities!
New ideas and experiments have been popping into my mind so quickly lately that I barely have time to get them down on paper before the next one com
How do you recycle your fiber scraps? I have two bins of scraps: long enough to use for something and too tiny to use, but don't want them to end up in a landfill
Let me know what you do with yours!
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Does the size of your project impact your process?
Weaving is usually a completely intuitive process for me, but working on a much larger scale for the first time, I am feeling the need to plan more.