A couple of years ago my dh commissioned an iconographer to write an icon of St. Melangell for my birthday. Due to circumstances beyond her control it took longer to complete than anticipated, but time was really not an issue for me, and as I understand after talking with others who had icons written by [...]
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Crispin Proud Neck
Posted in angora fibre, angora rabbit, Fibre Art, furbabies, Orthodox Christian, Saint Melangell, tagged angora fibre, angora rabbit, furbabies, St. Melangell on November 6, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Every year for the past 6 or so, I look forward, with great anticipation to a trip to Asheville, for two special reasons, colours and fibre. The last weekend in October, when God’s glory is evident in the colours of his creation the Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair takes place in Asheville NC. The view alone [...]
Bunnies and wheels
Posted in angora rabbit, animal welfare, Natural fibres, Saint Melangell, Spinning, tagged angora rabbits, animal welfare, spinning wheel, St. Melangell on October 11, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I have seen some very creative work done on spinning wheels, not just the obvious yarn, but literally on the wheel itself, as a way to personalize the tool of one’s craft. I’ve always held the theory that said decoration is an expression of the owner’s personality. Having said that, those who know me might [...]
The Wonderful World of Mathematics
Posted in Fibre Art, Knitting, lace, Orthodox Christian, Saint Melangell, techniques, tagged ecclesiastical, knit lace, math, Orthodox Christian on February 2, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I remember growing up how adament my father was that I understand the importantance of mathematics. He told me that I would need these skills through out life. He saw to it that I took every class my high school offered. Fortunately I either had a talent for math or I was able to catch [...]



