November 2012

First of all, I have reached 35 comments - hurray and thanks to all who have posted comments!  I activated the randomizer and came up with a warp winner.  And . . . the winner is . . . Sandy

After poor-mouthing about my grumpy, middle-aged "dog's life", I sat and thought about what an incredibly fortunate "weaver's life" I have. On Tuesday, I had a wonderful student come to the studio. She's a true textile enthusiast. We took a quick

  I don't really understand the phrase "a dog's life. "A dog's life" should mean a happy, care-free life spent napping in a ray of sunshine (see above).  The phrase meant to denote hardship and struggle should be  "a grouchy middle-aged

  I started to weave the stripe samples for the (possible) fabric to back the ddw pillows. I am not set on weft-striped fabric but I need to see some in action in order to decide.  I am somewhat dissatisfied with

Ready To Eat We have no idea how he got the spoon stuck in his collar, but he is clearly ready and waiting for that turkey

I am (the holiday is hindering!) working on the third pillow colorway.  I have heard from quite a few readers about my pillow backs.  I haven't started sampling yet - see above - but I will listen to group wisdom and

First of all I want to thank everyone who commented.  HUGE THANKS!  You will now be put in the randomizer, and could win fabulous cash (not really) and prizes (really)! I have decided on three prizes.  The first will be a

  After a month of struggle, a huge debt to CalmComputing and many muttered curses at Apple for dropping iWeb . . . ta da! . . . my new website and with a working "comment" option no less.  I am very