The solstice cometh, and the turning of the sun from travelling south, to returning north. A time of change, of returning of the light.
This month has pivoted to a renewed effort on my part to try and deal with the copious amounts of clutter in my life. I was also reminded again that NA society generally takes this time of year to give (and receive) gifts. With everything so uncertain now, it is possibly time to remind people of certain things that could be used a stocking stuffer as a 'last minute' gift.
If you want my books (available in print in the US, no tariffs, or pdf everywhere) they can be found at blurb.com
If you want online classes I have 4 at School of Sweet Georgia.
Classes are also available through Long Thread Media (Handwoven).
If you are interested in magazine articles, I continue to write for WEFT magazine.
And today I begin bagging up my rayon chenille stash for delivery to the guild room after the holiday, freeing up a whole shelving unit to store woven goods that have outgrown the two other shelving units.
It is snowing today and parts of the province are still labouring under snow advisories and warnings about being prepared for winter driving conditions.
As the solstice represents the 'new year' to me, I will send all my very best wishes for the coming of the light and the new year.
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