Wovenflame

Those who dropped in to the blog mid-July know that this is an experimental year for our new half barrel planter. I'm back with an updat...

I've been rather absorbed lately in a meditative new hobby. I find it so engaging that I lose track of time. It takes a steady h...

Minutes from our home the Hope River slough provides a suitable waterway for kayaking.  It's convenient for an early morning excu...

Yet another York Pinafore, my seventh! What can I say -- with the forgiving fit and large pockets they are *that* comfortable and practical ...

A day kayaking on Lightning Lakes. Barely a ripple. Pure bliss.

At the end of this month the Chilliwack Spinners and Weavers Guild is saying goodbye to two valued members. Both ladies are moving to new c...

It may not be much, but then I'm not much of a gardener! Over the years all of the flowering plants and shrubs that were here wh...

I was given a lovely gift of a huge 1050 yard cake of  MonsoonCalamity  gradient yarn in the "I Must Be Crazy" colourway. It's...

The jewelry findings I have been waiting for for months have finally arrived. Now some of the Inkle bands I've been weaving can be made ...

Spinning outside on our first really nice day this summer. Not too hot, not too cold, not too windy, nor raining. The mosquitoes weren't...

I recently completed this Maker's Tote using Saori fabric I had woven a long time ago and put aside for future consideration since it wa...

The organic cotton warp I was working on in March has come to an end. I managed to weave three long table runners each in a different natur...