We got to make a quick trip to New York, New York... the town so nice they named it twice. One of my favorite places to visit is Habu. Not easy to find for someone used to seeing stores at street level, but worth the hunt. They have an assortment of unusual threads and yarns. I can't say that I have created much of anything with my purchases there, but I am collecting a colorful assortment of odds and ends of fiber.
Books featuring my work:
What I'm reading
Margaret Atwood: In Other Worlds: SF and the Human Imagination
Daniel: Stray Sock Sewing: Making One of a Kind Creatures from Socks
Diana Taylor: Fast, Fun & Easy Fabric Ficklesticks: Art Sticks to Bend, Wrap, Weave & Wear
Kim Schaefer: Cozy Modern Quilts: 23 Easy Pieced Projects to Bust Your Stash
Karen Seiger: Markets of New York City: A Guide to the Best Artisan, Farmer, Food, and Flea Markets
What I'm listening to:
SAQA Web Ring
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