I loved this story about a mysterious artist who left ten marvellously intricate paper sculptures in support of Scotland’s libraries.
Even after all the publicity, the artist chose to remain anonymous.
I’m actually working on the third book in what isn’t quite a trilogy. Each one is a stand-alone story about one of three sisters. And they’re princesses – of course. (YA fantasy) But not vampires.
Although if you combined the two… Anyone know if there’s a vampire Barbie yet? I’m sure she’d have a [...]
I was at the Bead Bazaar in North Haven, CT this past weekend. I had a great time, spent quite a bit (on aqua terra jasper, sparkling glass beads, more Gilders Paste, paper and bark cloth beads from Uganda, chain, etc, etc) and met a number of interesting people.
If you [...]
We have power!
Should I admit that I’ve been giggling in a happy maniacal way every time I flip the light switch and the light actually comes on?
We’re still without power – the current estimate is Sunday. But Dave figured out how to hook up the generator on his welder to the water pump and then the water heater temporarily so we got showers. Anyone have any ideas for reasonably health food that doesn’t have to be refrigerated? Stop and Shop has [...]
Ever feel like things are spiraling out of control, that things are crashing all around you, that you’re sitting alone in the dark…
That you really need a hot shower so you can wash your hair?
Irene (not sure if it was technically a hurricane or tropical storm at that point) hit Rhode Island [...]
The title sounds like it should be about writing, doesn’t it? But I’m talking about story when it comes to your art.
I was listening to Bruce Baker’s cd on selling the other day (which I highly recommend) and he was talking about sharing your story with your customers.
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We had an interesting night Monday… Woke up around 3 in the morning because there was this strange little scraping noise. I went out to the hallway and there was a bat flying back and forth in the stairwell.
And of course, Chaos (our aptly named younger cat) was sitting crouched underneath it waiting for [...]
I’m trying to blog more this year… even if I don’t have pics of most of the interesting stuff yet.
I’ve been playing with the Knew saw some more – I absolutely love it. But I do need to practice more and learn some of the constraints when piercing. I’m not used to considering the [...]
I gave a two hour workshop for the Moonlight Weaver’s Guild on Tuesday on making buttons. I went over a few basic techniques: conditioning clay, buttonholes, wire shanks, using cutters and textures, etc, then turned everyone loose.
It was wonderful to work with such a creative group of people. I answered questions and added [...]
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