Things have been quiet around here lately, reeeeal quiet, but I've been busily working away at things and am excited to announce that I will have a small collection of ceramic necklaces for sale at the Falconwright studio sale/party this Thursday, November 29th. The fine folks at Falconwright have been working away to prepare for this night, and I am thrilled to be a part of it. 

Please visit their blog for details of the event and to learn more about the talented makers and designers you can check out in person while you sip on wine under christmas lights. Doesn't that sound dreamy?

If you don't live in the Toronto area or can't make it out to the sale, I'll also be setting up an online shop in the very near future (in time for some holiday shopping!). Please check back in for updates in the next week or so. 

starting at the beginning

my usual approach to dealing with the winter blues is to head indoors, re-watch my favourite tv shows, eat comfort food and wait for it to pass me by while cursing myself for yet again failing to plan a hot destination escape in February. i get a little lazier, a little less productive, but a little better at baking. in fact, my most recent attempt was at these chocolate macarons for a friend's wedding.

this year i'm doing things a little differently, and i'm keeping myself active while trying some new things. i've started taking a woodworking course, a ceramics class, and this last weekend i was even lucky enough to help out with falconwright's new online shop, that just so happened to open this week(!), by being in photos for their lookbook. Sandi, Danielle and Tim did such a great job at making everything look so warm and pretty. i love taking photos, so the idea of being in front of a camera was a little nerve wracking, but it really was a fun afternoon with some great friends and i got to wear other peoples' lovely clothes. who could complain?