Monthly Archives: September 2010

thinking and learning doesn’t produce results

I spent about three hours at the library the other day. Drool. I dunno about you but that is my idea of heaven. Anyway, most of the 10 books I got were around the self work area (that’s self-help in … Continue reading

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mindful minds: an interview with debbie from minnado’s house

Mindful Minds is a new feature on Thinker Maker where I interview interesting folks about consumerism, ethical living and their relationship to stuff. First up is the awesome Debbie from Minnado’s House. She’s a creative powerhouse joining in on Self … Continue reading

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a handmade gift

It was a friend of Ellie’s birthday on the weekend, and I made this pencilcase for her. (Note: those smudges in the pictures are because Ellie is very interested in, a) taking pictures and b) putting the lens on people’s … Continue reading

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art versus money

I’ve been kinda stuck lately, in terms of the blog and business. On the one hand, I want to go with the flow. I want to be okay with not doing heavy and aggressive marketing. I don’t want to be … Continue reading

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simple drastic reconstruction

One of my sewing students, Erica from Recycled Fashion, brought along these thrifted pieces with the idea to turn them into a dress. Which is exactly what I showed her how to do. It made for a really interesting piece, … Continue reading

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