Showing posts with label moss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moss. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2012

Hanging String Gardens!

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the lovelies!


thank you again Stefani for these delicious treats*


one of my favorites: staghorn fern

Last Thursday I taught the kokedama workshop at Shelter Half and I had such a lovely time. It was the third of the Midsummer Nights Crafts series (the last one is this Thursday!). Firstly, the loveliest bunch showed up and after quick introductions, I was impressed with how quickly they dove right in to get their hands dirty! Secondly I was further impressed with how adeptly everyone picked up the kokedama-making craft! They made such beautiful ones and with such ease and grace. It was so much fun and there was a wonderful dynamic between the group. A little bit of magic sprinkled here and there, genuine laughs in between bites of a buttery summer berry cake and good tunes playing on the record player made this a stellar workshop indeed! Check out more here.

*thank you Sara, Hannah, Kelly C., Stephanie, mom, Ken, Vivi, Kelly, Ava, Angie and Stefani! you were truly a brilliant class*

Monday, June 18, 2012

Kokedama: String Garden



I made some really sweet kokedama's this weekend to sell at Shelter Half. If you have a small apartment or want an easy-to-take-care of lil' plant friend or simply love moss, you need one! Hang one from your window (preferably not full sun all day) and watch your space get a little dose of magic. Go and get yours (or email me about an upcoming workshop to make your own)!

Thursday, June 7, 2012

a flower with love





I may or may not have a slight obsession with moss. 

Have you seen/read this book: a flower with love by Bruno Munari. It is so great and has a whole section dedicated to moss gardens in bowls...! Yup. Get your copy here.


 (Thank you Jessica for letting me borrow your book)