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It's been a month of not accomplishing much due to family commitments and the early arrival of hay fever. It's really challenging to get anything done when you're feeling foggy. The next Sunday basketry session is scheduled for Sunday, September 27, 10 AM to 12 PM (Missed getting this ready for August!) and sessions costs $10, and a kit is $25. Why a kit? It gives you a chance to taste what its like and it isn't for everyone and thats ok. Please let me know if you're interest

After having a break for a few months next workshop is Sunday 28 June 10 to 12pm. $10 for the session and $25 for a kit. Just let me know as we are limited for space during winter at Unique State. The start of the new clothes hamper I have started the procrastination basket! Whohoo. Annnnnd I have finished all the procrastination poufs. They are stuffed with treasures that have been laying around and I almost need to make another one. The pattern I used was from Closet Core P

I want to talk a little about procrastination. For a long time, I believed (because I was told often, by well-meaning people) that procrastination was something to avoid. Something unproductive. Something to fix. But over time, I’ve come to see it differently. In my practice, it’s a part of the process. There have been many moments where I simply couldn’t work out how something should be done. And then, with a bit of time, sometimes after sleeping on it, sometimes through res

Basketry has a unique way of bringing people together, weaving stories and skills into every piece. I’m introducing myself to new and old friends and share a glimpse of my work, alongside a special highlight from one of the talented participants in Sunday Basketry with Linda workshops, Jenny Harber. Sunday Workshops started with making a coaster using fabric strips, from my stash of fabric left over from patchwork, and cotton thread using blanket stitch About Me and My Work