Kris Miller from Spruce Ridge Studios

Ladies and Gentlemen....let's get ready to RUMBLE! In the near corner:  the furry, the sleep deprived, the ever-popular February Sw...

Well, friends, I am going to try to get back to blogging...not making any promises as to how often I will post because of my travel and tea...

I know I am late to be posting these pictures but I wanted to share some of the fabulous rugs I saw at Sauder Village a few weeks ago.   ...

Back in April, I purchased the Stone House Runner from The Old Tattered Flag.  I was inspired to hook it after teaching in January at the O...

Here is a rug that I recently finished hooking.  It's adapted from a design by Johanna Parker.  I have recently added Johanna as an...

The calendar tells me it's just 8 short days before we will be setting up our booth at the Michigan Fiber Festival in Allegan, Michigan...

We are certainly feeling the Dog Days of Summer here in Michigan.  While I mostly like to talk about rug hooking and my fiber animals her...

Knitting Sheep/Design by PJ Rankin-Hults and hooked by Kris Miller I recently finished hooking my Knitting Sheep!  When we firs...

Just a little reminder that the All The Trimmings show is this Saturday. I love this cozy little gift show and so will you!  Ken and ...

Hello blog friends!  (Willie is waiting to see you) I thought I'd pop in to tell you that the Spruce Ridge Studios 2017 Ten...

I am in my final preparations for rug hooking camp next week.  Do you know what a rug hooking teacher does to get ready?  Every teacher has...

This is another post about copyright...one that is based on a conversation I had with a couple of attorneys several years ago.  Remember,...

Just when I thought I could move on, that pesky copyright monster has been hanging around my door again...today's post is about per...

Just a few more words about copyright that I think are worth talking about... (Remember, I am not a legal expert.  I am only speaki...

** I have a confession:  I have been working on this post for longer than a week.  Writing, editing, writing, and editing again.  There is ...