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  • Ubuhle Women at the National Czech & Slovak Museum

    At the end of last summer, I took a road trip to the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library for the sole purpose of seeing this exhibit, “Ubuhle Women: Beadwork and the Art of Independence.” From the Ubhule website: “What started as a humble project, using traditional skills to create independence and give rural…

    January 1, 2019
  • Some of my favorite beads

    I really like these colors, and have used this combination of vintage Czech and French beads before (sometimes with an olive khaki green). These beads all have a little variance in their colors; the pumpkin orange is not all exactly the same color, and it’s easy to see that is also true with the rich…

    December 18, 2018
  • Another show!

      Kristin, a lovely person who runs a Waldorf preschool, visited my booth at the St. Louis Park Art Fair in September, and invited me to participate in a small holiday show she has at her preschool in Minneapolis. Earrings and lavender sachets were the most popular, so I’ve made more of both – and…

    November 26, 2018
  • I have a working shop!

    I don’t want to jump the gun – it hasn’t been tested with a real purchase – but the scarves I made are now available for purchase on my website. I know that marketing needs to yet happen, but now it is actually possible to sell these pieces I wove on my Saori loom. I…

    September 30, 2018
  • My first show: ruminations

    Here I am! Or more accurately, here is my table at the inaugural St. Louis Park Art Fair. As you can see, it was a beautiful day. The venue is very nice – I regret not getting a picture of the entire show from the bleachers. The Recreation Outdoor Center (ROC) is a facility about…

    September 24, 2018
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