i think this book is the cutest japanese craft book yet. full of wacky and adorable needlefelted critters, including the postal donkey (belo...

oh my goodness, i love spinning. so. much. and i love lulu, my wheel!

earlier this month, i visited the nishijin textile center in kyoto. the nishijin weaving style originated about 500 years ago, when a group...

this weekend there are 2 swell looking craft fairs, both on sunday. Handmade Bazaar; Sunday, July 29th; 12 noon - 5 PM @ AudioCinema; 226 SE...

my wonderful new spinning wheel arrived last week! and she is just as beautiful as i expected. it's a louet victoria, which i decided i ...

last month i did a weaving workshop in kyoto with my mom and my crafty friend rebecca. the nishijin area of kyoto is the textile district, a...

roketsuzome is traditional japanese wax resist dying, a batik process. my mom and i did a class at the yamamoto roketsuzome studio in kyoto...