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This blog started in January of 2011 as a 365 day project of creativity and using the otherwise unusable: paper crafts, jewelry, sewing, fiber art, pottery, and wherever else I might be led. It is really now what I would call a journey blog.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Throwing
This is what I have been working on lately. Beer glasses.....still in need of handles, but this work is coming along!

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My best creations....
My two best creations are Thing 1 and Thing 2!

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Location:Cedar Ave,Apple Valley,United States
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Eagan Arts Fetival
This weekend is the Eagan Art Festival! It is at the Eagan Festival Grounds rit behind the Eagan Community Center from 9-5 on Saturday, June 23 and 10-5 on Sunday, June 24. I will be there selling pottery and a smattering of fiber fun! Stop by!
Eagan Art Festival Info



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Eagan Art Festival Info
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Fiber Fest 2012 with Steven Be
The past several days have been filled with fiber of many sorts....classes (I have one more today....YEAH), hanging out with other fiber enthusiasts, and free stuff! Check out the contents of my swag bag from this year!
THE YARNS.....

THE GADGETS AND GOODIES.....

THE PATTERNS.....

MY FAVORITES....

Silk twist yarn by Rowan
Frog Tree yarns in an little clear project bag
Corn Yarn made locally in Benton, MN called Corny Goodness
Hannah hand dyed silks
Tilli Tomas needle bag
Clear project bags by Prism
Yarn Buddy hand made made from African wood by Sun Valley Fibers
All stuffed inn a light weight Steven Be bag made from recycled plastic water bottles.....
Thanks soooooo much to the generosity of Steven Berg (guru at both StevenBe's and Yarn Garage), the awesome creative companies that put together the great products in the swag bags, the amazingly energetic staff at both cool twin cities stores, and to the inspiration of each and every teacher that I encountered .
I will give a better class overview after I finish up my classes today.....but I took classes in Icelandic Knitting, Habu Fiber, Tunisian crochet, Tips and tricks, color theory at Minneapolis Institute of Art, and I have knitting with beads today. I am nearly knitted out, but I have learned a ton!!!!!!!
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THE YARNS.....
THE GADGETS AND GOODIES.....
THE PATTERNS.....
MY FAVORITES....
Silk twist yarn by Rowan
Frog Tree yarns in an little clear project bag
Corn Yarn made locally in Benton, MN called Corny Goodness
Hannah hand dyed silks
Tilli Tomas needle bag
Clear project bags by Prism
Yarn Buddy hand made made from African wood by Sun Valley Fibers
All stuffed inn a light weight Steven Be bag made from recycled plastic water bottles.....
Thanks soooooo much to the generosity of Steven Berg (guru at both StevenBe's and Yarn Garage), the awesome creative companies that put together the great products in the swag bags, the amazingly energetic staff at both cool twin cities stores, and to the inspiration of each and every teacher that I encountered .
I will give a better class overview after I finish up my classes today.....but I took classes in Icelandic Knitting, Habu Fiber, Tunisian crochet, Tips and tricks, color theory at Minneapolis Institute of Art, and I have knitting with beads today. I am nearly knitted out, but I have learned a ton!!!!!!!
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
In four hours today......I made.....
I took a class on Icelandic knitting with Lopi wool.....and in four hours I made this funny tiny sweater. Since my little children not really into dolls now, I immediately smooshed my little sweater into clay! Sorry, fiber friends! I can't wait to make pieces with my little sweater!

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Friday, March 30, 2012
Thermo-fax......back to the future!
Check out the screens I made with a crusty old thermo-fax machine today!



Can't wait to print with these beauties! I am hoping they will also work on clay with underglazes, oxides, slips, or anything else I can squeegee onto a clay surface! Time will tell!

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Can't wait to print with these beauties! I am hoping they will also work on clay with underglazes, oxides, slips, or anything else I can squeegee onto a clay surface! Time will tell!
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My First Sweater!!!!!
I finished this Josh Bennett pattern to fit my hubby a week ago or so.....I finished the body knitting it in the round in all one piece because everyone hate seaming! I did the body in about four days, and spent more than two weeks just doing the sleeves. Worth it in the end for sure!!!!!!

Hubby is a slightly unwilling model, but I just had to show off the fit!!!!!

Yeah! I love asymmetry!
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Hubby is a slightly unwilling model, but I just had to show off the fit!!!!!
Yeah! I love asymmetry!
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