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The Instant Garden Bed

Posted by Katie Lynn on April 10, 2020

I am over on my other blog right now, come check it out! I created a huge extra garden in the pasture in just a few hours.

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Best day ever when our son and his friends stop by on their way through town to play us some music!

I think the colors of these skeins is going to weave together so beautifully. Commission a shawl for Mother’s Day! Thank you for supporting local artists like me!

This shawl is created from silver spun yarn and crushed velvet with crocheted pockets. Here was the intuitive message that accompanied this shawl:

Do more of what makes you happy…

Lochlan with his great-great grandpa! How special is that?! Thankful to still have my grandpa and this precious grandson.

Weaving in various textures into a piece creates visual interest and better tells stories. I consider myself a story teller. The incredibly passionate woman that commissioned this shawl has overcome tremendous heartache, and through it, has opened her heart to the community and freely expresses her authentic self. This shawl tells her story of rediscovering beauty in life, her vibrant, festive personality, and celebrates the healing shop she is opening that has everything to do with love.

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