miscellaneous

I hosted my first cooking class this past Sunday – Jams 101. I had five students (which is a full class, given the size of my kitchen) and was so busy that I forgot to take photos. Forgot to take photos! That never happens. So here are a couple of post-lesson photos. We made strawberry-rhubarb […]

After a zillion requests for my red shoes print in a smaller size, I decided to print an 8.5×11″ version. It’s easier to frame, cheaper to ship, and available here. I’m reprinting the larger size this week. Oh, and my work is now (or soon will be) available at the Museum of Craft and Folk

My mom is retired and spends her days working in her garden. My dad is a photographer and has been documenting her progress. I’m jealous of her abundance of tomatoes, which is going into gazpacho and tomato candy this week. I wish I were in LA to sample all her cooking – and also to

I am irrationally happy about my latest thrift store find – a 52-piece set of dinnerware by Midwinter. It’s the Blue Dahlia pattern designed by Jessie Tait. I looked the artist up, and she designed numerous tabletop and ceramic pieces, including these vases (which I will look for on another thrift adventure; I’m not holding
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