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2012-11-23_12-09-15_626, a photo by dinab627 on Flickr.

Choose Cohoes Holiday Craft Fair

Last Saturday there was a holiday market at 130 Remsen St in Cohoes.  I helped organize it - there were 14 vendors including yours truly, displaying a wide range of hand made goods - gluten free baked goods, ceramics a variety of jewelry, and of course beautiful silk scarves.  Santa stopped by and I was interviewed for the Troy Record.  We will be doing it again next Saturday December 3rd from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Come by and support your local crafter!

All in a Day's Work

A good day at the studio.

It's great when the ideas and colors flow.

 A spontaneous mark can generate a series of intriguing patterns.

Playful Moon at ART!

Playful Moon at ART!, a photo by dinab627 on Flickr.

Scarves for sale! Opening this Friday, Sept 30th from 5 - 8 at ART!

200 1st St (at Adams), Troy in conjunction with Troy Night Out. Hope to see you there.

A Family Reunion

Laurel Dina Susan, a photo by dinab627 on Flickr.

Visited with my cousins down in Maryland over the weekend.  It was a time for looking towards the future and the past.  It seems I was a catalyst to inspire the the gathering of the younger generation and it was great to reconnect with family!  (However these pictures convinced me to go back on WeightWatchers ;-)
On Saturday we had a family gathering with lots of children and grandchildren at Susan's house:

On Sunday we visited with Laurel and went through our maternal grandmother Dornback's photo album (ca 1900 - 1950).  It was poignant to look back on the hard times our family went through and joyful to see the energy of the newest generation.

Choose Cohoes Open Studios

IMG_4369, a photo by dinab627 on Flickr.

My studio mates and I hosted a pop-up gallery for the Choose Cohoes Open Studios event last weekend. It was great to have a chance to show off my work and meet a bunch of interesting people.

My Scarves

Scarves in the maple tree

IMAG0180, a photo by dinab627 on Flickr.

My friend Karin had an evening gathering for our knitting circle at her home to offer up some of her hand dyed yarn and kindly let me bring some of my scarves to show. Here they are hung in the branches of the Japanese maple on a soft summer evening: