Hello! Yes, yes…there is still a lot of fabric play going on around here. But, ho! ho! I have a finished sweater. In this episode I dabble in resist dyeing and indigo, finish up a quilt, tackle my scrap bin and chat about my finished items and new cast-ons. As always, thank you for tuning in and a special heartfelt thank you for those that contribute financially through Patreon. A quick note, I will be uploading to YouTube the evening of (7/30) as internet communications is slow. Thank you for your flexibility.
Jacquard Indigo Dye Kit
Long Thread Media
Ballerina by Jaybird Quilts
Wild Coast by Mustard Beetle for Birch Fabrics
Clara Jean~Wood You Be Mine for Dear Stella (Hawthorne Supply)
Tiny Orchard Quilts Economy Block Tutorial and download link
Carden by Jennifer Wood in hands-on 3ply Flat Island Fleece from Starcroft Fiber
Moonlight Meadow by BMandarine (Tidal Yarns, Snow Capped Yarns)
The Puzzle Shawl KAL by Sofia Kammeborne (Blacker Tamar in Gannel)
Pinwheels- Japanese Taupe Fabric Club
Handmade Getaway by Jacqueline Sava Clark and Karyn Valino
Root of the Tree 
Invigorating and enjoyable! LOVE the animal fabric for the new baby and your Cardin looks fantastic on you. I know what you mean by getting over a ‘hump’, I finally did also and am warping for towels. Good luck going foreward and yea to your Mom for recovery. Counted cross stitch, as i say with knitting, one stitch at a time 🙂
Dear Susan, I always love hearing from you and eagerly await my first comment here. I will remind Mum of the “one stitch at a time” motto ;). Speaking of warping that is on the agenda for august. I am hoping Rob will help me. I am a bit overwhelmed. Happy Summer thoughts to you! Sarah
So inspired by all your exploring and absolutely look forward to every video as you share the creative pathways that are bringing you so much joy. Thank you so much.
Thank you Marelee, it’s lovely to receive this feedback. Thank you for taking some time with me. Fond Wishes, Sarah
Everything you share with us in your videos is so fresh and inspiring, Sarah. The night sky into morning sky vignette was absolutely mesmerizing. Thank you for sharing your creative endeavors!