It is always a lovely, heart warming experience to have Melissa Arnold in the classroom. This past weekend, she shared her love of the Indigo Vat with us. It was such a privilege for me (Emma) to get to spend two days preparing the vats wit…
Lisa’s Adventures with Irit Dulman and Vilte
Hello,This time it is Lisa writing to you.In January, I went to my first out of town workshop all by myself. I loaded my jeep with all my felting and dyeing supplies and set off to the Monterey Peninsula. The workshop was with I…
Old World, New Age Felting with Marilou Moschetti
Hello long lost blog friends!!I wanted to share some photos from the fantastic workshop that we had with Marilou Moschetti back in March. I apologize for the delay in sharing – time to blog continues to elude me but I’m hopeful that with Hannah g…
200th Post and Vintage Linen Obsessions
Hannah pointed out to me that our next blog post (this post) was going to be our 200th post and wondered if maybe we should do a little giveaway to celebrate. I thought this was a fine idea and so we set out to turn a few things from this cabinet:
Here at the shop, we all have such a soft spot for vintage linens. Especially the damaged ones. We know about all of the hard work, stiff necks and pricked fingers kind of work that went into these linens and then to see a pile of them in a thrift store or even worse, in a dumpster!! We love to make up happy little stories about the women who worked on the linens as we rescue them and breath new life into them. It is always a heart warming process.
Batik
Haripriya Raghavan was in the classroom two weeks ago and she taught a wonderful little Batik class. This was the first time Batiking (I think I may be making that word up) for both the students and The Tin Thimble and I’m just in love with what …