When all you can think about is your next project, enlarging your stash and talking to other knitters. you are addicted! Sunday, March 17, 2013. Last May I started a blanket called Rams and Yowes by Kate Davies. I have thoroughly enjoy knitting the little rows of ewes and rams in the beautiful natural tones of shetland wool. And it made the process much easier! And reinforcing the steek.

Where family and knitting and food converge. Monday Project Report -Moving Along. I was able to load this .

This blog will remain here so all the old posts still can be viewed, but all new posts will now be at the new location. Thanks to everyone who stopped by here to read my posts these past eight years.

Little house in a field. A bit, so you could always scoot over there to have a look, you can view and comment even on a PC.

Textile art from the Heart of Nature. The sumac leaves were cooked lightly for just one half hour before entering the raw materials into the pot. The tannin in the sumac was rich at this time of year. That night we ate wood-fire pizzas as the dyes cured and the mordanted fibers dried. We ate and dyed from the same garden. Re-inforcing the food, fiber, and dye connection. It is true that what .

We are a family cohort of makers, bakers, gardeners and beekeepers. We are eaters, too, emboldened by the concepts of commensality and convivality. Rest, recharge and reconnect with the natural world. Organic Hearth Baked Sourdough Bread. Available at local Farmers Markets and Grocery stores.