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Before it looks like this final product, it begins with thorough site measurements, a floor plan, and elevations. I was...
06/03/2026

Before it looks like this final product, it begins with thorough site measurements, a floor plan, and elevations. I was tasked with creating as much useable storage in this narrow and sloping pantry under a back stairway. I find it really amusing that some of the little illustrations I added to make sure common items would fit on the shelves ended up being precisely what became stored there!

Day 22 of Me Made May and I'm already repeating with my because the temperature dropped suddenly just in time for Mem...
05/23/2026

Day 22 of Me Made May and I'm already repeating with my because the temperature dropped suddenly just in time for Memorial weekend, womp, womp, womp. I took this at the studio after classes using the shutter timer on my phone. A little fail to begin, but got a reasonable one after!

Day 14 of and today I'm wearing my tunic from The Tunic Bible by and . This now fits a bit loose and feels overly lo...
05/14/2026

Day 14 of and today I'm wearing my tunic from The Tunic Bible by and . This now fits a bit loose and feels overly long, so not sure if it will stay in regular rotation. I do love the fabrics in this - a Japanese ikat and navy linen. I was on site at one of our design clients - isn't this powder room amazing?

Day ? of and I'm wearing my favorite (and also a pair of Claryiville Jeans not pictured). This is made using a love...
05/13/2026

Day ? of and I'm wearing my favorite (and also a pair of Claryiville Jeans not pictured). This is made using a lovely lawn from and one of the four shirts I made to compare popover style shirts many years ago.

Day 6 of and I asked my boss to snap this while we were out and about doing on this rainy Wednesday. I wear this ...
05/06/2026

Day 6 of and I asked my boss to snap this while we were out and about doing on this rainy Wednesday. I wear this every chance I get. It's the perfect weight for the shoulder seasons, and replaces a cardigan, blazer, or light coat equally well.

Day 5 of and today is an oldie but a goodie - the Mila shirt. I made this as part of a head-to-head comparison of po...
05/05/2026

Day 5 of and today is an oldie but a goodie - the Mila shirt. I made this as part of a head-to-head comparison of popover shirts comparing four different shirts. I ranked this one #2, but I do find myself reaching for it a lot, maybe the fabric/colors work in my everyday style best?

Day 3 of is a make do and mend moment. I had requested a patch kit from .patch for Christmas, and Dave had a large ho...
05/03/2026

Day 3 of is a make do and mend moment. I had requested a patch kit from .patch for Christmas, and Dave had a large hole on the crotch of his jeans. Don't look too closely, as this was my first attempt and working on bulky seams wasn't the most straightforward. Still better than a giant hole, and these are his "cabin pants".

Wilson and I playing catch-up from Day 2 of ! We were heading out for his evening walk and nabbed these before it got ...
05/03/2026

Wilson and I playing catch-up from Day 2 of ! We were heading out for his evening walk and nabbed these before it got too dark, and then I got busy after. This is Caroline Raglan Tee & Tunic in a lovely floral French terry.

Day 1 of , and if you've seen my posts from previous years, you know I'm a no-frills photo taker, or it just won't happ...
05/01/2026

Day 1 of , and if you've seen my posts from previous years, you know I'm a no-frills photo taker, or it just won't happen.
It's still cool here in NJ, so I layered my over a sweater hoodie to stay cozy. I reach for this jacket a lot during transition seasons.

This art project for Arden's bedroom at the cabin has been a ssslllooowww process. Sometime last spring I painted the c...
04/05/2026

This art project for Arden's bedroom at the cabin has been a ssslllooowww process. Sometime last spring I painted the canvas navy blue. She then lived with that "abstract" piece of art in her room for nearly a year before I started the weaving process. I did all the warp threads in navy cotton yarn, and then together we wove the mountain shapes in shades of ecru and tan. What do you think?

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