A couple of years ago I took a class in wheat weaving…and I got hooked! I love crafts of all lines and am primarily a weaver. If it goes “over and under”–whatever the materials, I love it! Wheat weaving is closest to basket weaving, I think, in materials and technique but it also involves braiding… More Wheat Weaving with Bonnie Buzza
At the very moment when the New Nordic movement began trending, I was interviewed on a local radio station about Scandinavian food. I spoke about the flavors of Scandinavia: of seafood, fish, wild berries and mushrooms, dairy, pork, poultry, game, reindeer, barley and rye, root vegetables and potatoes. I mentioned that centuries of trade introduced… More New Nordic – Patrice Johnson
The drop spindle is one of the oldest tools known to mankind – it has been in use since an estimated 25,000 – 35,000 years ago. But what on earth is it, and why would anyone want to use one? (And why is Ingebretsen’s having a demo/drop-in participation day for it?) In its most simple… More Spin In!