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craft magazines, old and new: part 2 of 3 I still have a couple Hands craft magazines
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Tag Archives: canadian
my 2 cents: an article i wrote for canadian+handmade website
i was approached to write something for canadian+handmade, a website highlighting canadian artists and handcrafters. the article was published today. if you have some time, please head over there and read what i shared. if you do read it, you … Continue reading
you made it so: the moss garden
i have a bit of a soft spot for bees…mostly honeybees and bumblebees. there have been beekeepers on both sides of the family. and while i don’t think my affinity towards bees is genetic (in fact, my family is usually … Continue reading




