I have a thing for doilys-this is not news. This summer my doily collection reached new heights though, and something had to be done! Truth be told I've been collecting doilies for some time and awaiting inspiration...and this summer it finally struck! Each time I visit a city, I'm always interested in scoping out the … Continue reading Newfoundland Doily Wings
I've been having a wonderful time scouring the internet for rad guerrilla artists and have had the good fortune to interview a few lately. Yarn Vandalette from Germany and Montana Banksy from the States were kind enough to share their back stories, inspirations and plans for the future and now Yarnomaniac is joining the gang! … Continue reading Interview with Yarnomaniac
Guys, I am absolutely delighted to share this interview with you! The experience of learning about and sharing Yarn Vandalette's story was so uplifting and fun, that of course I wanted more. Instagram makes it super easy to connect, and interviews let you get to the good stuff, so I suppose it's only natural that … Continue reading Interview with Montana Banksy
Montreal is a fabulous place, especially for a long weekend celebrating Mother's Day. While touring the city, it was obvious I wasn't the only one who thought it was a perfect destination for a city-escape with the Mama. I've got a well rehearsed vacation itinerary now that can fit almost any destination and when things … Continue reading Yarnstorming Montreal
I've got a big idea and I'm hoping it will involve you! Right now, I have a yarnbomb without a home. I knit it in the final stages of the big trip through Thailand and now it's in need of an epic location. While there are plenty of grand spots around Twillingate, I want to … Continue reading A Yarnbomb Giveaway & Exchange
The Gray Jay, also known as Canada Jay or Whisky Jay, was recently awarded the title of Canada's National Bird. The selection process was quite intensive, spanning a two-year period and 50 000 votes! While I was not aware of the contest until after the official decision, I love that it was taken so seriously. … Continue reading A Canadian Yarnbomb
