Archive for the 'Artisan Etc.' Category

Dec 23 2009

Knit the Season!

Published by Amy under Books,Contests

It’s that time of year when many of us are frantically finishing up the hand crafted gifts that we plan to give. In a few days, I will reveal what Artisan Knits were under the Christmas tree this year. In the interim, I wanted to tell you about the latest installment in Kate Jacob’s Friday [...]

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Oct 28 2009

Catching Up with Novel Friends

Published by Amy under Books,Contests

Reading is something that I enjoy year round; however, as the weather turns cool I find myself looking forward to the times when I can “hibernate” with a good book & an unending mug of coffee or tea. Just in time for these cooler times, Kate Jacobs is bringing out two books on November 3rd. [...]

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Sep 10 2009

Stories & Stitches

Published by Amy under Artisan Etc.

For as long as there has been handicraft, the stitches have told a story…the needlework samplers that young girls created to perfect their skill…the colors and embellishments used in a Navajo blanket…the quilts made from scraps of worn out dresses and other fabrics of a household…a yarn that was discovered on a favorite trip… These [...]

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Jun 29 2009

In the Summertime…with my Sister…

Published by Amy under Family & Friends,In the Audience

Back when spring was trying to emerge from the long winter here in Chicago & when Rebecca was ready for the school year to be through we started talking about plans for a sisters’ weekend in June. We picked a weekend, made reservations at our favorite inn in Michigan and started planning what we wanted [...]

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May 25 2009

Remembering…

Published by Amy under Celebrations

  It is now the moment when by common consent we pause to become conscious of our national life and to rejoice in it, to recall what our country has done for each of us, and to ask ourselves what we can do for our country in return. – Memorial Day speech, May 30, 1884 [...]

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