journal

  • the return of our friendly backyard barred owl family

    I figured I’d start this week off to slow down a bit from Craft Revival prep and share a story. It was mid July of 2017, I was on our evening walk ...
    Posted in barred owl family

  • happy spring equinox

    1. fitting card pull for today 2. outfit of choice for the past week 3. that is the shit i do like to see!! dirt!! leaves!! 4. crocu...

  • rebirth + process

    i’ve been feeling sort of lost this past week and a bit. floating no where and everywhere. so many things started, but nothing finished. i kind o...
    Posted in behind the badger

  • when in dreams

    this journey began in the dark months. starry skies, a record on repeat during deep hibernation, dye baths to match the low light of winter dreams...
    Posted in behind the badger

  • 10/16/20

      it’s been four months since our first snow, and it never quite fully melted. this day. my best friend of fifteen years was visiting. we drove ...

  • a little january recap

    Howdy! I hope you folks are doing well and staying safe. This month I’ve been in major hermit mode, resting, cleaning, organizing, hibernating, ref...
    Posted in monthly recap

  • little things

    the best photos I could muster with Thorstein moving around in the fading evening light, remembering the delicacy and detail of snowflakes, in awe.

  • midwinter magic

    I am in the midst of my hibernation, moving slowly, gears starting to turn in my head about new projects, beginning. planning.  admiring the sm...

  • boreal backroads

  • these hands.

    these hands.  these hands printed 150+ pieces of clothing in the past month these hands have dyed clothes, stamped tags, taken photos (with froze...

  • a look back at the wild badger flower garden

    The last of my flowers fell to the frost a while ago and I finally pulled up the last of my annuals a couple weeks ago. I've been hoping + waiting ...
    Posted in wild badger blooms

  • running in wet grass for an hour

    the title.. yeah, that's exactly what I did to capture the 'frolicking in the field' vibe of the first main header photo on the website. so, behind...
    Posted in behind the badger