At Natural Cycles Farm in southern Allegan County, Lori Evesque is raising fresh food, fiber and plants to sell at local farmers markets …
Get ready, folks, because this podcast episode is an extremely fun one featuring Mark Newport, the Artist-in-Residence and Head of Fiber at the …
By Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood Businesswoman and author Felicia Lo Wong took an unusual path to launching a hand dyed yarn business in Vancouver, Canada. …
On this episode of the podcast Gloria Kirk-Hanna takes us behind the scenes of her 2017 ArtPrize entry “Fragments of Old Bones; New …
If you’re still having difficulty accepting the fact that Donald Trump will be president in a matter of days, you’re not alone. I …
Jane LaFazio is a watercolor and mixed media artist, art quilter and all-around creative force with a passion for travel and teaching others …
Greetings from the mitten state where fall color is in full bloom. My family has been making our favorite fall recipes for homemade …
By Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood While many artists like to go big with their ArtPrize entries, Stacie Tamaki strives to work as small as possible. …
I can think of no better way to wrap up another year of podcasting than to bring you an interview with Lisa Congdon, …
I couldn’t sleep the other night, so I sewed until 4 a.m. and calmed my nerves with the whir of my sewing machine. …
If you like knitting, sipping tea, building forts and watching the clouds roll by, this episode was recorded just for you. My guest is …
I’m not easily bamboozled by product pitches that promise life-changing results. After nearly 10 years at the helm of CraftSanity, I’ve seen a …
If I had a time machine and went back about seven years and told my younger self that I would someday have a booth …
There are days when life seems too good to be true. You know, those moments when you feel like you’re living out the …
By Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood I’ve been absent from this space for a couple weeks and I need to explain why. At the end of …