Last weekend I opened up our house to be one of 20+ artists participating in a city-wide studio tour. The whole idea was that the
Every 6 months or so I get to the point in my studio where my works in progress, stash, gifts, random house stuff, and hid-away-so-guest-won’t-see-it”
Today I wanted to share with you something a little different. It’s a project that has literally been keeping me up at night and last
Last year I was the chief instigator in coordinating, designing, and funding an 80 foot mural project. With the help of many amazing local friends,
It’s my newest leftovers project: the crochet thread was my grandma’s, the mat board is from the art shop I used to work at, the paper was from my stash, and they are all wips that have been languishing too long in a box. My art making really follows the same place as my crafting does. And it’s crushing my stash just a little bit more with each stitch (thanks everyone who’s helped to relocate my stash!).
While some of you may doubt the “leftoverness” of this book, let me assure you that Painted Pages is filled with wonderful ideas how you
No one is forcing you to take a lunch. No government agency is going to fine you–as a self employed person–if your only employee (you)
This beautiful tiny zine is, literally, the size of a match box. The introduction and then the history of the Borrowers with a cute little
I am so excited to finally get to tell you about Good Mail Day: A Primer for Making Eye-Popping Postal Art. It’s been sitting on
Sometimes, all a space needs is a good shake up, more so than new or refashioned or redressed accessories. It’s really great to take a