This is a little off brand for me, but I'm feeling flowery.

This poncho was a labor of love. There was so much frogging that happened making this. It came out amazing though. Unfortunately no pattern because it was such a labor of love. I've had a few people ask me about buying it. I can't let it go right now though.

The yarn is from A Hundred Ravens and its 2 Large Yaksha Gradient skeins in Famous Rainbows of the 80s. The the trees were some random brown I had in my stash of leftovers.




Trying to show more of it laid out on the floor.

Remember the hexagons from my last post? As I was looking at them I started seeing Frankenstein's block head. I think I love this one even more than the ghost!

I've wanted to make a ghost mug for a while. I kept circling on how I could do it and then it occurred to me that I have a couple of extruder dies that might work. I ended up using the one that looks kind of like a pasta noodle. I still have a little more refinement to do, but I think it's so cute. I did this in laguna 60 and my plan is to glaze these with Amaco Snow which will have a nice sparkly effect with the specks from the clay.




I started with a bunch of extruded pieces that were all roughly the same height.




then I cut out bottoms to match them.




I had also extruded some hexagons...more on these later this week.

Last week in NY I made a few ghosts and I'm happy to say they all made it home.

Brandywine Festival of the Arts is this Saturday and Sunday September 7th and 8th in Wilmington, DE. My space is R-68. I hope to see you there.

We were up at the cabin this week and one of the things I did on a very sunny and beautiful day was crochet tiny hats and scarves for snowmen. Which leads of course to a snowman fashion show. Which one is your favorite?





























Why did the turkey cross the road? Because it has stuff to eat in it!