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the joy found in abundance

by | May 13, 2020 | book review

I told you I was re-reading Joyful by Ingrid Fetell Lee. In her 2nd chapter, she writes about the joy of abundance. I think this is a particular importance to use yarnie and textile pieces. When I think of abundance, I think of sprinkles, candy stores, yarn stores,...

Have you started something new?

by | May 11, 2020 | classes

As we start week 8 of the quarantine, I feel like people are starting to get antsy. There are more people out and about. There are more people in stores. More people on the street. And we still don’t know where this is going, how this is going to end. These...

almost viral

by | May 9, 2020 | Flying Goat Farm, Yarn

WOW! I was blown away the last couple of weeks with pre-orders and dye to orders during the MD Sheep and Wool Virtual show. I was so worried that I was the weird one, the almost blasphemous one. To have a colorway inspired by the Corvid Pandemic, was a crazy...

book I’m re-reading

by | May 6, 2020 | book review, color

Yes, it’s that good. Actually I’m re-reading it and also listening to it as I work in my studio. What’s the book? Joyful by Ingrid Fetell Lee Read this book! Why is this book resonating with me? I think because I can see so many textile, yarn, color,...

goal attained!

by | May 1, 2020 | mohair, wool, Yarn

This year one business goal was to widen out my farm yarn line. I have lots of choices in the Worsted weight yarn. I have Synergy: the marled yarn that looks hand spun. I have LiViLy that is from my fine wool Cormo Sheep. I have Trasna made from the long lustrous...