Current Inventory 4 Sale

I sell my work.  It is unique treasure to bring a bright spot to people's lives. 

I wasn't born yesterday or even the last 18,250 days.  Don't bother doing the math, silly.  My point is that though I may not be a spring chicken anymore, I am keeping a little current on some technology.  One is a way that will help you purchase some of my ever-so-kewl art ever-so-easy by hand-picking in Skype-person.  If you want to purchase my ever-so-soft hand painted bamboo Bobbie Socks to bring color to your world, email me and we'll arrange a Skype shopping trip.  Don't forget to ask me about my other current work, which could be jewelry, handdyed silk scarves, and my latest endeavors. 

I have three ways for you to pay or you may even have a more techie way, so shop at The Master's Hand soon.

Can you believe it?  We're living the unbelievable Sci-fi we used to watch and read in our youth.  Amazing.

1970 & '74 Patterns for Sale

These 20 vintage patterns are authentic and never been used.  The patterns are made from a heavy paper and capture an era that has gone and come again several times.  They are for Knit fabrics.  I'm selling them in sets with -20% if you buy both.

 

1970/74’s Knit Patterns

9 Large Set $90                              11 Small Set  $110

               5 Women                                          10 Womens

               1 Man                                                1 Juniors

               3 Youth

              

              

Large Set is 9 - 9 1/2" x 12 1/2"

Detail of Large Set

Small Set 11 - 9"x6"

Detail of Small Set

A Treasure of Fiber Mag/Books for Sale

Magazines & Books for Sale

20% off if you buy the whole lot of a magazine

65 Threads $7 each + shipping from 46220
#13, 22, 23, 27, 28, 38, 56, 57, 59-116

53 Fiberarts $5 each + shipping (published only from 1975-2005)

Nov/Dec ’79, ’81 #2, Sept/Oct ‘82, May/June ’84, Sept/Oct ’84, Vol 14#3, Vol 15#2, Vol 15#4, Vol 17#1, Vol 22#5, Vol 18#5, Vol 20#5, 4 of ’97, all 5 of ’98-’04, 1^st 2 of ‘05

41 Ornament $5 each + shipping

Vol 18#1, Vol 19#1&2, Vol 20#2&3&4, ALL 4 ea Vol 21-Vol 28, Vol 29#1-3

57 Beading $3 each + shipping

Spin-Off Summer ’91 $5 plus shipping

20 Weaver’s Issues $10 each + shipping

8, 9, 11, 15-21, 25-37,39-43

Handwoven’s Design Collection $15 each + shipping

#10 Terrific Table Toppers

#12 Great Cover-ups

#15 Sensational Scarves

37 Handwoven $6 each + shipping

N/D ’89 Fab For Fashion

M/A ’90 Window, Summer tops, Design a Shirt, Table Toppers Ntbk, Bronson Lace Alphabet, Weave Elephants

S/O ’90 Tartans & Plaids, Christmas Gifts, Weaving w Multiple Tensions,Afghan Weaves from Baskets

J/F ’91 Jack Lenor Larsen, Color & Weave, Backed Fab, Four Terrific Coats

M/A ’91 Explore Summer & Winter, Compters in Weave, Fabs for Interiors

M/J ’91 Fabulous Finishes

N/D ’91 Plain Weave

J/F ’92 Felted Fabric, Fiber Jewelry

M/A ’92 Lace Weaves, Projects for Baby

M/J ’92 Double Weave

S/O ’92 Pile: Velvet, Ray, Chenille, Corduroy

N/D ’92 Borders

J/F ’93 Color-Design & Inspiration

M/A ’93 Weaving for the Studio, Kids Clothes, Baskets

M/J ’93 Cotton

S/O ’93 7^th Ave Swatches, Beautiful Blankets, Simple Jackets

N/D ’93 Wonderful Rugs, Finn Weave, A Tea Bag Basket

J/F ’94 Coverlets & Overshot Look-alikes, Bronson for Rigid Heddle

M/A ’94 Weaving w Kids, Space-dyed Chenilles, Strip Piecing for Narrow Fabrics

M/J ’94 Finger –Manipulated Weaves

S/O ‘94 Crackle Weave, Holiday Cheer, Boundweave Figures

N/D ’94 Designing for Interiors, Big Bold Rugs, Upholstery Fabrics

J/F ’95 Texture Transposition, Overshot Border, Felted Fabrics

M/A ’95 Tops & Jackets, Rags to Wear, Lots of Dots

M/J ’95 Tapestry Process practice Technique

S/O ’95 Pueblo Southwest, Twists on Twill, Holiday Home

N/D ’95 Arts & Craft Textiles, Woven Containers, Easy Accents

J/F ’96 Fulled Fabrics, Small Bands, Country Weaving

M/A ’96 Fashion Fabrications, Plain Weave Plus, Old West Allusions

M/J ’96 Stripes Into Plains, Summer Weaving

S/O ’96 Tartans, Nordic Traditions, Yarn Medley Vests

N/D ’96 Art Overtwist, Tapestry Today, Overshot Traditions

J/F ’97 Wearables Embellished & Adorned, Game Plan for Rugs

M/A ’97 Linen Weaving, Huck Lace, Growing Flax

S/O ’97 Rag Rugs, Designing Wopmen, Holiday Weaving

N/D ’97 Name Drafts, Swedish Lace, Christmas Cheer

S/O ’99 20^th Year Edition

Weaving BOOKS plus shipping

A Handweaver's Pattern Book by Marquerite Porter Davison, Hardcover with dust jacket, New   $40

A Weaver's Book of 8-Shaft Patterns from the Friends of Handwoven edited by Carol Strickler, Hardcover, New   $45

Warping All ByYourself by Cay Garrett, ’83 Print, New   $35

Everbody's Weaving Book by Alfred Allan Lewis, Hardcover with dust jacket, New   $40

Weaving Without a Loom by Sarita R. Rainey, Hardcover, Used Good School Library, ’68 Printing, $13

RepWeaves by Lundell, Hardcover, New   $40

Decorative Art Weaving by Ulla Stallberg, New   $20

Warp Painting A Manual For Weavers by Dominie Nash, New $20

Bobbie Socks

My most popular item is Bobbie Socks.  They are fabulous.  They are handdyed.  They work for every season.  They are unique but my return clienteles buy them for comfort, winter warmth, and softness.  You can look conservative on the outside while being colorful under the surface.  Love'em!

Bamboo Socks

 • They are soft, soft, soft!

 • Rumor has it that bamboo rayon fibers are both highly absorbent and possibly bacteria resistant.

 • Bamboo is a very renewable resource that grows fast without chemicals and pesticides.

  • 94% pure Bamboo, 6% Spandex for  s-t-r-e-t-c-h.  Bamboo is developed in the same way as Rayon.

Adult’s 9-11            Adult’s 11-13

    (up to Women 10)

             Children’s

      Code        Size             Shoe Size

         1         ~nb-6m             inf 0-1

         2         ~12m                inf 1-4.5

         3         ~24m                kids 3-7

         4         ~4.5-5.5            2-4.5

         5         ~5.5-6.5            4.5-7.5

         6         ~6.5-7.5            7.5-11.5

         7         ~7.5-8.5            11.5-3.5

 

Art Cloth

I love to dye fabric, especially silks.  More than dyeing, printing is great, especially deconstructed printed.  This type of printing will be more I'll be playing with.

Journal Quilts

I joined people across the world in making Journal Quilts for a few years.  Journal Quilts are 8.5" x 11" with the goal of making one a month (at least 9) and experimenting in techniques.  One of mine was published in Creative Quilting: The Journal Quilt Project with Karey Bresenhan.  You will see Beading in PV, MX on page 206.

2005

Jan '05 - Many Many Quilts

Feb '05 - Power Source

March '05 - Stages of Daughterhood - Mommy

April '05 - Suicide By Tabacco - Survivors' Heartbreak

2006

Jan 06 - Beading in PV, MX

back of Beading in PV, MX

Feb ' 06 - Log In Your Eye

March '06 -  Synthetically Organic

April '06 - Lint Roller & Bubble Jet

May '06 - Remains of the Day

June '06 - Ima Flashen

July '06 - Sheer Color

Aug '06 - Parts of Speech (front)

Parts of Speech (back)

Sept '06 -  Ricky Timm Inspired

'07 Listen 17 x 22 "We can do no great things, only small things with great love."

~Mother Teresa

Art Quilts

Window

My taste changes continually but here's a history of my art quilts.  Most contain my handdyed fabric, including cheesecloth, velvet, mercerized cotton, and silks.  Some also include my hand printed fabrics. 

Window detail

Another Window version

Mentor

Mentor detail

Mentor detail

Ghost Layers

Twigs

 

B Made Whole

Past, Present, Future