Green Mountain

Roscoe and I did a quick morning hike. The shadows were beautiful.

Repaired

The beauty of things so well loved, they are worn through and granted additional life through repairs.

All the pretty yarns...

Waiting to become the Araunami shawl. A gift from Jaime at Fancy Tiger. Beautiful Brooklyn Tweed Loft. Soon...

Planning for my Craftsy class

I have been lucky enough to be hired by Craftsy.com to teach a stranded knitting video class! Can't tell you how excited I am. Let the knitting begin...

Oh my, it's been a long time...

As I get ready to start on the next adventures of my crafting life, it feels like it is time to start blogging again.

Over the past several years, I have knit TONS, started to sew a bit (very humbling both by machine and by hand), turned into a busy knitting teacher and done some other crafty things. Some of this you can find on Craftsy.com or Ravlery.com - but really most of it has just been mine.

Lately, for my real job and to expand my crafting, I have been re-finding the desire to blog. It will help me with my writing on the professional side and give me an outlet to express some of the reasons, emotions and pride that comes with the small victories in my crafting.

As I look to future blogs, there is Studio Week at Alabama Chanin's Factory next week and then my Craftsy video shoot the first few days in December... Big things to come... Here are a few things that I have been working on...