Author of stories, articles, and gazillions of puzzles, published in magazines, books, and on the Web.
Speaker in schools, retirement centers, at conferences, and in retail shops. (No fooling!)
Teacher of writing, puzzle making, and embroidery.
On September 15, 2010, Hammond Reads, Inc. held their annual Literacy Palooza. The Needle Artisans of Northwest Indiana, a chapter of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America, donated sixty-six hand-stitched bookmarks in the […]
I’m so excited! The S4L Book Club is born. I’ll lead the first discussion in November, and since we don’t yet have a system for book selection, unless we ultimately choose to […]
I’ve mentioned before that some changes are coming to both the Funk & Weber and Stitching for Literacy websites. They’re slower than I anticipated (isn’t everything?), but they’re on their way. One […]
We are again at the Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge for a couple of weeks doing some post-season work and post-season play. Even here, the sun’s been shining most of this month–and this […]
I think we set some weather records this month. Most of September was sunny and mild. Absolutely gorgeous. And then one day it was winter. Just like that. On Saturday, I gathered […]
Ooo-wee, busy, busy, busy. I’ve been assembling and pricing materials for kits, and it’s proving to be quite the undertaking. The kits I’ve made in the past have been for specific patterns, […]
