The Inconsequential Blogger

I've been up to more dyeing. The other day, I gathered more marigolds from the garden along with some wild goldenrod, and threw the flo...

I have a multitude of marigolds blooming in my faraway garden. I planted them in hopes of using them as dyestuff. So today I walked out to...

My Goodreads givaway for My Twelfth Christmas starts Sept. 1st and ends Sept. 30. Enter for a chance to win one of three copies being given...

I just bought this through an auction on eBay: It's my birthday present! I can't wait 'till it gets here. I have a lot of fib...

Read about The Fibershed Project , textile artisan Rebecca Burgess's one year commitment to wearing clothes made from fibers found withi...

Here's what my far away garden (which is what I call my community garden plot) looked like about a month ago in mid-July: And here it ...

Yesterday, I dyed just about 4 1/2 ounces of wool with elderberries. I had about 1 pound of berries with which to make the dye bath. I mord...

Over the weekend my daughter and I sold our wares at The Crooked River Fiber Fling in Peninsula, Ohio. It was a hot and muggy weekend, but i...

Yesterday I dyed some roving. Roving is fiber processed into a form that's ready to spin. I had 7.8 ounces of superwash Bluefaced Leices...

We have a few rose bushes in the front yard. My son added a new one this year that he saw in a catalogue and liked. It's a Dick Clark gr...

All I can say is, if you go, don't forget the tissues.

This an amazing timelapse: Video: Ocean Sky Timelapse

Here are a few pictures of my far away garden. It really only takes a few minutes to walk to my plot in the community gardens, but since it...

I recently got a hold of some yak down. It's the fluffy undercoat that keeps the yak warm. It's incredibly soft. I have 4 oz. which ...