Soap, Silk and so much more
As always Lakeland was a great time spent with friends. this market has a special place in our heart because it is the first show we ever did… And the students and staff are so friendly. we love our spot in the main hall, adjacent …
About a year ago a friend gave us a copy of this book… The photos were so appealing, visually balanced, and encouraged us that soap making can be exciting. What i took from the book was not the recipes and hints for proper sopanification …
We are so glad to be back at Lakeland this week for the annual Artist Market. It is a blend of artists, photographers, potters, glass work, fiber arts and so much more. Put together by Mary Urbas, this is our third time doing the market. …
Love this… who doesn;t have a ton of books in the house… you can put them to a different use with the innovation of stacking them strategically into a christmas tree. It probably helps to have green covers…. Again, not my idea, but i thought …
I saw this and immediately thought of a neighbor who has done wonderful gifts from wine bottles and corks… This is from the website recycleart.org – What a clever christmas tree made from spent wine corks:
how attractive a velvetine fabric dyed in the shibori tradition known as arishi- binding the fabric to a pole, adding dye.
Upcycling is in my blood… omg, i have turned into my mom, making use of what i have, and taking advantage of free things… but with a cavaete – they have to add value, improve brand, and be readily available. All of this happened recently …
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