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Published August 19, 2015 at 864 × 648 in September 2015 Workshops
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Bay Area friends! This Saturday, December 9 from 1 Bay Area friends! This Saturday, December 9 from 10am until 12 noon - I’ll be leading the annual Wreath Making Workshop at the @sfbotanicalgarden and we’d love for you to join us. We’ll be set up in the County Fair Building, right next to the SF Botanical Garden. Come solo, with friends or family - no experience necessary! ✨🌲 Follow the link in my bio for complete info and to reserve your seat. 🌲✨ Your ticket includes instruction and materials to create a wreath with fresh greenery, a 12” round wire wreath form and paddle wire. Feel free to bring your own ribbon, bows, seasonal accents, and garden gloves, if desired. This event is for ages 12 and up. Children must be accompanied by an adult (18+). Light refreshments will be served. P.S. Are you a member of the @sfbotanicalgarden? We’re got a special Friday night Wreath Making Workshop just for you! There’s a link in my bio for information on this event as well! 🥳
Friendly heads-up! Tomorrow, December 1st from 1-3 Friendly heads-up! Tomorrow, December 1st from 1-3pm ET, I’ll be presenting a LIVE and FREE Zoom workshop in partnership with my friends at @spoonflower as part of their #SpoonflowerCraftFriday programming. Follow the link in my bio to get the Zoom link and to see the project materials list. We’ll explore the history of pressed botanicals, construct a small flower press, explore how to create fabric designs with your flattened florals and then just a little embroidery embellishment on the finished fabric tea towels. ✨🌸✨ Lots of options and lots of fun! You can also find my finished pressed botanical tea towel design in my Spoonflower shop. Look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
My monthly-ish happy mail hit virtual inboxes this My monthly-ish happy mail hit virtual inboxes this morning! It's full of all the good stuff, including upcoming workshops, free events, and highlights from the best in the maker community. If you want to be a future newsletter recipient, find a registration link in my bio. 📬💌
Happy Friday friends! And a happy reminder that on Happy Friday friends! And a happy reminder that one week from today, on Friday, December 1 I’ll be offering a FREE online workshop in partnership with my friends at @spoonflower as part of their multi-week Craft Friday programming. We’ll be exploring the history and practice of botanical pressing, constructing a small scale press and the transforming our dried flowers and foliage into designs to print on fabric. The end result will be charming tea towels that we'll embellish with embroidery stitches! It’s a fun, fully customizable, gift-worthy project - that we’re delighted to share with you free of charge. Follow the link in my bio for more info and to obtain the Zoom link. #spoonflowercraftfriday Also! A friendly heads-up that the pressed botanical tea towel design that I created is available in my Spoonflower shop - and is part of their site wide 25% off sale running now through 11:59pm ET Tuesday, November 28, 2023. Again link in bio.
"I would maintain that thanks are the highest form "I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought, and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder." - Gilbert K. Chesterton I'm grateful for you, my friends! Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving. 🍂
✨🎂✨ Well friends, it's that time once again ✨🎂✨ Well friends, it's that time once again for my annual ode to my mother's excellent chocolate cake, and so much gratitude for another trip around the sun. Many thanks for hanging out with me here in this little corner of the online world. And if you feel so compelled to help me celebrate today, let's lean into some little joys: open the door for a stranger, return a library book, or call an old friend. 🥳❤️

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