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01/07/2026

A week and a bit left to see the exhibit at . 📸 credit to who took these lovely photos of my 👗s.

11/22/2025

Saturday morning and ready for day 2 at the seaport for the Christmas craft fair.
🚗 Access parking on Stan MacPherson way (not Weymouth that’s the road to the cargo ship)

11/19/2025

Packed 🐰…. Setup is Thursday and the fair starts at 10 am on Friday.

11/13/2025

‘Tis the season to cover every flat surface in the house with craft in various stages of production 🤭

10/23/2025

10/23/2025

My pieces made for the New Definition of Home exhibit

In early April, Dad would check his seed germination before planting. Mom would offer an old aluminum foil pie pan that she’d been saving for this day. The paper towel was wet and my job was to spread the seeds. It was then set on top of the fridge where it was always nice and warm for the seeds to sprout. Dad would count the sprouts at coffee time over the next week.
And that was home.

The summer I was seven I spent the days making mud pies on the veranda. I prayed to Mother Nature for a hot sunny day to bake them on old wooden shingles. If I added flour, I could get my dog, Mr. Mugs to eat them.
This summer I spent my days stirring a 3 year old indigo vat on my front deck. I feed her lime and Saki and offerings of white fabric. She will winter in my kitchen. And that is home.

Rooted Corset.
2025
Wheat root grown on a doily. Experimenting with biodegradable material as a fabric.
Size small.

The Living Skies Skirt.
2025
Thread resist indigo dyed cotton organdy. Feathery V patterns like the geese migration across Saskatchewan skies.
Size small.

Beach dress with Pockets.
2025
Thread resist indigo dyed cotton organdy. Long enough to protect your legs from the scratchy dune grass when taking the fox path to the beach.
Size medium.

08/18/2025

Did my 💅 to match my shirt

08/16/2025

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