Barb Yarusso

In her own words!

Onko lehti suomeksi vai ruotsiksi?

Not for you, but for the same people you were addressing. A lot of people whose background is in the liberal arts make unwarranted assumptions about people in STEM.

News flash: science & engineering majors are required to take more liberal arts classes than the number of science classes liberal arts majors have to take.

It’s fairly user friendly for basic record keeping.

For the same reason- they willfully believed the lies.

This is clearly the result of woke indoctrination and grooming.

Proper March day- we got about 10” total

I told a 5th grader that the only thing that has ever stopped bullying is the bystanders standing up against it.

Are you weaving yardage for a project?

I think you’ve nailed the quality of the reply we might get from AI.

I can also play music.

Weaving, pottery, basketry (including foraging for materials), leatherwork, forging (very limited skill) - but I’d need to find a spinner, a dyer, and a tanner if there’s an apocalypse. (You can forge with found steel.)

It looks like you have two different structures combined. What are they?

Is it weird that it’s a little bit disappointing that I already don’t use them (too many horror stories) so I can’t take any $$ flow away from him now?

Iceland would like a word.

I live in Minnesota. I remember a family camping trip in the Boundary Waters during which we canoed across the border to a Canadian ranger station, where we saw the new flag flying.

Eggs aren’t dairy products, but you’re correct that products containing uncooked eggs shouldn’t be eaten raw.

Raw milk means unpasteurized.

Cook them.

It doesn’t say that.

So, would you rather stick with band weaving, or move to shaft weaving with a table or floor loom?

Sure. This kind of response is nonsense.

Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order. Day 20 This is one of my favorite cups.

Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order. Day 19 This is a set of bowls we use at our cabin. They’re perfect for stew or chili.

Snow washing a couple of rag rugs (with one of my hand-tied brooms)

I just finished it! I’m a hobby potter, so I especially enjoyed your descriptions of learning the different processes.

Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order. Day 18 Pinch pots- The largest is about 10” diameter, and was more of a punch pot.

Choose 20 pots or ceramic pieces that you have made. One pot per day for 20 days, in no particular order. Day 17 Serving bowl size, but we use it to collect stuff to bring out to the compost bucket.

These babies don’t know the origin of emojis. O—