stand

I'm not entirely sure what the advantage of a pour over dripper stand is (*update, from the maker: "This stand gives you advantage to pour over more than one cup [at a time.]"), but in any case its lovely!

( if not on feet )

I bought two pairs of these socks. they're beautiful, but overwhelming- thick, coarse, a lot of very natural wool. I'm going to use two of them as the Christmas stockings we don't have.. the other two.. storage? of? .. or?

( soon )

I'm photographing a few woven pieces for sale in my shop soon.. unfortunately, the color shots aren't looking very good.. gotta keep working at it

( lap )

I started using a simple, inexpensive, small lap loom last week.. this is one of the pieces I made on it

( further)

further progress on this quilt

weekend ( festival )

this weekend I'll have a handful of woven pieces on view/ for sale at the Seattle Design Festival in the 'Value Pop-up Shop' hosted by Brite Collective.. located on John St. between 9th Ave & Westlake in South Lake Union, Seattle

woven

I wove this the other day.  a new favorite

materials are alpaca & wool

( cases )

I bought us a couple of silk pillowcases from here.

I had an old (must have been antique) silk pillowcase when I was a kid.. wish I had kept it

( check )

  

check out apiece apart's spring '13 preview! beautiful!

( shawl )

I recently found awesome knitter Kathy on etsy, and asked her to make this sweater (+ belt) with handspun undyed llama yarn from Peg's fiber store. I really love the result- such a beautiful natural gray!

( photos )

christine was awesome enough to take a few photos for my site update.. products coming soon!

( current )

I'm working on a custom quilt. I'm really enjoying it

black ( leather )

\ rachel comey bree clogs
/ organic by john patrick leather skirt 
\ building block dice bag 

( photo )

scout behind curtain

( weave + sew )

recent weavings (ends un-hemmed) for my project. I am really excited to show the completed product to you soon!