Tea & Folk Art
Heather SleightholmSharing bits that make up my day- living, learning, painting, creating, teaching...
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Paintings of Early Spring
Hello, my friends—
I’ve been keeping busy. From yarn to paint to cloth, I’ve always got some project (or 4) going. Around here, there are signs of spring popping up every day, and I wanted to try and capture that sense of the early days of...
Dreams of a Japanese Tea Garden
I have always loved the flow and color of watercolor painting. There is something so loose and ethereal about it- and it’s ability to be compact and good for travel has meant that its accompanied me on many an adventure.
However, most of m...
Setsubun Wishes
Is there anything better than curling up with a big, beautiful book? I’ll admit, at the moment, it is an absolute Japanese feast in my book pile- and I thought I’d share some with you!
The books above are some that I am going through at th...
A New Year Musing
Earlier today, I was able to go out into my studio and work for a bit… just the quiet, the sewing machine, some fabric and me. It was cold— it has been a frigid week, like in much of the country, and I was glad to have a fuzzy Icelandic woo...
Coming to Etsy: Thread Keepers
Hi friends,
I’m just popping by to let you know that I am preparing to add these stitching accessories to my Etsy shop! They are ‘thread keepers’, and will hold your embroidery floss for you while you work on a project! You could also use...
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I am a folk artist and homeschooling mama:: I love a good history inspired adventure, working with my hands, learning with my kids, reading good books and spending time with those I love.
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