Author Archives: maryglenn

Boro are Japanese textiles that have been patched or mended, usually to repair worn out sections of clothing. Traditionally cotton, linen and hemp were stitched in layers not only to repair clothing but to add warmth. Boro is now considered … Continue reading →

Hi Ladies, I have just enjoyed another DOL in Ashland, so I am  sharing some of the highlights. Diane was inspiring as usual and it’s always exciting to see her new work. I always come away with new ideas to … Continue reading →

As the temperatures begin to rise I realized that I needed some light summer tops to get me through the steamy summer . I gathered together a variety of fabrics, prints and solids, some knits, some wovens mostly remnants. I … Continue reading →

One of my favorite things to do,with one of my favorite people is to attend a Design Outside The Lines Workshop with Diane Ericson. It is an inspiring adventure for any creative person and having attended 10 over the years … Continue reading →

I have hit the restart button for the third time on my Blog, and having made some changes in my life I have freed up a little time to work at it. It is work, but fun work and as … Continue reading →

Another DOL is over and here are some great moments for you all to enjoy. Diane as always brings lots of new ideas along and never fails to inspire and help us to be more adventurous . We got to … Continue reading →

I am so excited to be returning to Ashland for the upcoming retreat with Diane and Sandy and thought I would do a recap of last years great workshop. Last year I had the pleasure of assisting Diane and also … Continue reading →

After a failed attempt at blogging some months ago I am eager to get back and reconnect with my creative friends. I let life and work get in the way but I really enjoy this way of connecting and sharing. … Continue reading →

I have been away from blogging for a while and I am excited to return. I love to read blogs and really learn a lot from them. I enjoy a variety of subjects including home decorating, travel and lifestyle blogs. … Continue reading →

I have always loved floral prints, and in the last year or so there has been a huge resurgence of this theme from a lot of designers. After watching the fall fashion shows from New York and Paris, it’s obvious … Continue reading →