Today the sky was a perfect Robin’s egg blue. When I went outside the air embraced me with the comforting chill of winter. I took a deep breath, the air entered my nostrils crisp, like peppermint flavoring when inhaled. The sun rays radiated a dull warmth that masked the cold. I smiled and gave thanks …
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It’s really cold outside. I mean REALLY cold. Well, at least for Northern California. So today I threw together a homemade chicken pot pie and when it’s out of the oven, I’m going to serve up a bowl and curl up on the sofa with my honey, my dog and a documentary. Here’s the …
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I’m excited to announce that BattyKitten has opened its virtual doors! Everyone say “YAY!” I have created a series of vintage inspired 1930′s and 1940′s headpieces. Each are created on a fabric base that is hand sewn by moi with an elastic section that rests just within the nape line of your hair. I was thinking …
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My friend has made these for years. I never got around to it until this past year. I’m not really sure what took so long for such a simple project that eliminates so much frustration when it comes to finding needles and having to “stick” them somewhere quick. Here are some of my favorite needle …
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Yvestown I have a deep love for texture and a romance of anything colorful and well presented with organization and flair. Yvonne has a lovely minimalist sewing room with loads of room for spreading out to work on large projects. Those of us with small creative spaces are sure to have space ENVY. Yvenstown’s Flickr …
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Tex has adopted this philosophy long ago. But in all reality, was viewed as being selfish. The reality is, if you are doing what you love, you are happier. If you are happier, you give off a positive energy that attracts more positive energy. It has been tremendous to watch the manifestations in our …
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The Temple of Transition was very special to me. What a glorious project. It was not only architecturally beautiful, the spirits it carried were even more beautiful. I placed a humble altar for my father who recently passed on the wall of one of the 52 foot tall tiered hexagonal towers off of the one central 120 foot …
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