My One Weaveness

08/24/2026

August is wrapping up, and I’m making my final push for Hike‑A‑Thon — both in miles and in fundraising for Washington Trails Association. I just returned from the Great Smoky Mountains, and being on those trails reminded me how important it is to care for the places we love.

To close out the month, I’m offering a special fundraiser sale:
Choose any basket from my sample collection with a minimum $25 donation to WTA, plus shipping.

Your donation supports trail maintenance, advocacy, and access across Washington — work that continues long after Hike‑A‑Thon ends.

Browse the baskets, pick your favorite, and message me to claim it. I’ll share payment and donation details when you reach out.

Thank you for supporting handmade craft and the trails that keep us grounded.

Donation link: https://give.wta.org/fundraiser/7397357

07/20/2026

Scenic drives, sweet goats, and a room full of creativity! 🏔️🧺🐐🪰

I ​had the absolute best day teaching basket weaving at Mountain Lodge Farm today. 14 wonderful students, good laughs, lots of beautiful weaving, yummy cheese tasting and new friendships made!

​(Special shoutout to the adorable goats for being great cheerleaders, and the local fly population for keeping us on our toes! 🪰😅)

​Thank you to everyone who joined in on the fun! See you in the fall, when it is too cold for flies!

07/12/2026

Look at this cutie of a finished purse basket! One of my repeat students sent me this photo today, and I couldn’t resist sharing.

If you’ve ever taken a class with me, you know exactly who this is — she breezes in a few minutes late, then somehow finishes before everyone else. It’s her superpower. ❤ She doesn't plan it that way, it just happens.

I enjoy having her in class, and I’m so grateful for her continued support and enthusiasm. Keep weaving, my friend… your baskets always shine.

🌺: Homestead Handles

07/09/2026

What are you doing this Saturday?

Because…I’ll be at Rainy Day Yarns in Gig Harbor, teaching folks how to weave a beautiful basket — and I’d love for you to join me.

Come spend a cozy few hours learning something new, laughing with good people, and heading home with a completed basket made by your hands.

It’s fun. It’s relaxing. And honestly? It’s a pretty great way to spend a Saturday.

🧺 Sign up and come weave with me! Link in the comments.

06/29/2026

Only a few seats left for this class, and they’re going to disappear fast. Grab your neighbor, your sister, your partner, your mom — whoever makes life sweeter — and come weave something beautiful together. It’s the perfect little adventure to kick off summer.

The Candlestick Basket is an antique reproduction patterned after a basket commonly found hanging on the walls of Colonial keeping rooms. Candles, being the major source of lighting, needed to be stored close at hand yet out of the way. The Candlestick Basket was the perfect solution then and a wins...

06/24/2026

Say hello to the Table Runner Basket — wire & wooden bale handles, 1" wooden feet… basically the cutest thing I’ve woven in a while.

Seats are limited and fall classes tend to disappear quickly.

You will love this basket that includes a pair of wooden and wire handles and the cutest little legs at the bottom. This basket is approximately 6" x 15 and 7" tall, including the 1" tall feet.

06/16/2026

It looks like the (handmade) basket fairy made a visit this morning.

06/15/2026

While the PNW heat is doing its thing today, I’m inside mapping out the fall class lineup.

A handful of seats are still open, and they tend to disappear quickly once the calendar goes up.

I’ll share links and photos in the comments for anyone hoping to weave with me this fall.

06/14/2026

I had a feeling this one would become a new favorite. Seats are already disappearing — grab yours while you still can!