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Starcroft: April 2013

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Apr 15, 2013. Waking at 5 am to the sound of lobster boats chugging out of the harbor. Means calm seas and fair winds are in store for the morning. I'm early to rise on mornings like these in anticipation of getting the call. There's only one person who calls me at 7 o'clock in the morning,. So I know when I answer the phone I'm going to hear some of my favorite words. Hey, ya wanna go for a boat ride? As often as the weather allows, we go out to the islands to check on 'the girls'. Starcroft at Your LYS.

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WalkingWool™Studio+Gallery: Taking Commissions!

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Monday, April 20, 2015. It's never too early to be thinking about gift giving, whatever the occasion may be. As I go through my materials, ala "spring cleaning" and such, I realize I have so many lovely hand spun, hand dyed, and other luscious yarns and fleece at my disposal. Though my studio is sooooo much smaller than I'm accustomed to, the supplies are plenty. Needle felted sheep's wool, in some cases naturally dyed with plant dyes. A little cutie to hang, stand, or . . . wear? I could be so many thin...

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WalkingWool™Studio+Gallery: On Instagram and Loving It

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Saturday, March 21, 2015. On Instagram and Loving It. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Blog of WalkingWool(tm)Studio Gallery . . . Celebrating the Divine Ovine(c). These photos are protected! Please respect my creativity and sole ownership of my ideas and products. Dandelion Spring Farm (local fiber source). Eating Animals - The Book and Web Site. LYS Over the Rainbow Yarn. Indigo, Madder and Marigold (for using natural dyes - lovely pictures and sweet story from Canada). On Instagram and Loving It.

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WalkingWool™Studio+Gallery: May 2015

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Home Grown Artist Exhibit at Primo Restaurant in Rockland ME. Thank you so much to Chef Melissa, Price, and Justin for giving me the chance to show my farm animal portraits to the Primo. Community. The show runs from June 2 - June 30, in the Fireplace Room on the first floor of the restaurant. Here is a peek at the menagerie on view . . . Links to this post. Captured: America in Color from 1939-1943 – Plog Photo Blog. Captured: America in Color from 1939-1943 – Plog Photo Blog.

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WalkingWool™Studio+Gallery: March 2015

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Sunday, March 22, 2015. I enjoyed my visit. Today The animals were so impressive. Great for all ages. It was pretty WOW. Links to this post. Saturday, March 21, 2015. On Instagram and Loving It. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Blog of WalkingWool(tm)Studio Gallery . . . Celebrating the Divine Ovine(c). These photos are protected! Please respect my creativity and sole ownership of my ideas and products. Dandelion Spring Farm (local fiber source). Eating Animals - The Book and Web Site.

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WalkingWool™Studio+Gallery: Home Grown Artist Exhibit at Primo Restaurant in Rockland ME

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Home Grown Artist Exhibit at Primo Restaurant in Rockland ME. Thank you so much to Chef Melissa, Price, and Justin for giving me the chance to show my farm animal portraits to the Primo. Community. The show runs from June 2 - June 30, in the Fireplace Room on the first floor of the restaurant. Here is a peek at the menagerie on view . . . Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Blog of WalkingWool(tm)Studio Gallery . . . Celebrating the Divine Ovine(c). These photos are protected!

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Starcroft: November 2014

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Nov 17, 2014. An extremely rare (don't ever remember doing this) rescue mission requires team work and a great deal of strategy planning. Capture was easy (embarrassed but grateful rams). However, manuvering large rams over slippery rocks and into a small boat proved somewhat eventful but successful. (Sorry, no pics, I was holding the boat.). One Monday in Maine. Nov 13, 2014. Yet another perfect day. Island #2 fall round-up completed with calm seas and a crew of five. Next year's Nash Island Fog yarn.

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Starcroft: December 2014

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Dec 3, 2014. Sometimes when I'm dyeing a new color it takes many, many tiny test skeins to get just the right recipe for the color I want. Sadly, these tiny not-quite-the-right-color skeins end up forgotten in a box on a shelf. Recently rediscovered during a studio tidying, they begged for attention and a little sorting. Which led to a little color play and contemplation. Which led to a new WiP. Confession: I am not a pink person. But row by row I'm finding myself falling in love.). Starcroft at Your LYS.

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zippered pouch | hamster and the bee

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Hamster and the bee. Skill building workshop: seam finishes. Skill building workshop: sewing knits. In rockland, maine. February 6th, 2 pm – 5 pm. Next date and time TBD. 2 student minimum/5 max. Skill level: beginner, with basic machine skills. Let’s take your sewing skills to the next level! Gertie's new blog for better sewing. Girl like the sea. I’m holly ann mcbride, the ham in hamster. thanks for stopping by! Photo by the wonderful jessika creedon. Hamster and the bee on instagram.

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coyote dress | hamster and the bee

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Hamster and the bee. Skill building workshop: seam finishes. Skill building workshop: sewing knits. July 7, 2015. Another win for team hamster! And it’s not even (very) pink. This green voile is so flowy and soft. With this coyote fabric! I think it would make an amazing shirt. for me. This is the narita dress. By hey june. it’s a great pattern: very easy to follow and sews up pretty quickly. i used french seams. To piece the panels and the side seams. i was pretty pleased with myself. Top Posts and Pages.