I am very proud to bring you our August 2020 Issue of tinyStudio Creative Life Magazine! Our wonderful cover for this issue was provided by Lauren and Kass Hernandez of ‘Crossing Threads’, I love the story this image tells, and
Issue 8 Is Among Us!
tiny Hackle Studio – Free Workshop
Fun With Spikes! Here we go! We are all, in one way or another, finding our way through the global pandemic known as Covid-19. It has been an emotional roller coaster for many of us, and I feel this is
Oh Batty, How Many Ways Shall I Spin Thee?
Right on the heels of our newest online course “Dymanic Colour Blending: Carding” which covers a range of ways to card fiber into batts and rolags, here is a post that’s going to help you spin up your lovely lofty
Pantone Color Report For Fall 2016 and Giveaway Winner!
Marsala…
The 2015 Pantone Color of the Year: Masala! I confess, I love writing these color posts. It is really fun and a good excuse to fall down the Pinterest rabbit hole all in the name of research!! Last week, Pantone
Orange….
I think orange is a somewhat misunderstood color. Maybe it was the ’70’s that gave it a bad name….and looking at the photo on the left…OK, I can see that. But, here’s the thing. Orange is worthy of our respect.Â
Yellow!
I love yellow….but yellow is a color of contradiction. Here is a yellow inspired riddle from Iran: “What is purple in the earth, red in the market, and yellow on the table?”
Purple!
Purple! I love it! It’s our current featured colour in our colour series, and my turn (Suzy) to write the post. Got me thinking, all this time, I have used purple in almost everything, painting, drawing, dyeing, batt making, I
Featured Color: Brown
If I am asked what my favorite color is, I used to answer “green”…now I would probably answer “pink”. But, never has it occurred to me to answer “brown” nor has brown even come in as second, third or fourth
Featured Color: White
Welcome to our new semi-regular series of posts on Color! Because color is so fundamental to what we do as fiber artists, Suzy and I will be tackling color one color at a time. Living in a part of the