Lucky me - this summer I was a participant in the Hands on History Session at Pilchuck Glass School. It was a ten day adventure in the forest of Stanwood Washington. Pilchuck is always an amazing experience and this session was no exception to that rule. I saw good friends, great glassworking and had the chance to stay in the only shanty left on campus (it comes complete with its own burgeoning population of mice)
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On my way to Carbondale I traveled as fast as I could. Returning to Seattle I get to take my time. I moved out of my home and studio the first week of August but didn't have to be in Seattle until September. This fact could only mean one thing - ROAD TRIP. I volunteered for the Penland Auction, jumped off a cliff in Carbondale, ate snacks at the Appalachia Center for Craft and did the electric slide (albeit poorly) in Kansas City. I also swung by Nebraska to visit my sister who is just starting a PhD program in communications in Lincoln. |
AuthorLike any good hipster I have decided to start my own blog. Let the self aggrandizing and narcissism ensue Archives
September 2016
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