The Institute of Contemporary Art is selling Susy’s exquisite scarves in their store and online or at Susy’s online store here. Definitely gives one another reason to visit the Museum! – Julia
Scarf: Until Sapphire/Indigo
Scarf: Bloom Grey/Sage
Scarf: Boulder Grey/Ochre 
We were so excited to have beautiful Matistop by the studio today all the way from the West Coast. Her fabulous book is selling like hotcakes on Amazon. Buy Daring Adventures in Paint: Find Your Flow, Trust Your Path, and Discover Your Authentic Voice-Techniques for Painting, Sketching, and Mixed Media here. – Julia
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In Middlebury for my college reunion, I strolled into town and in the adorable shop, Clementine, I espied Allison’s photo albums for Rag & Bone Bindery amidst other wonderful little treasures. Clementine also carries Selvedge Magazine – a British textile magazine that Susy Pilgrim Waters, Trina Dalziel, and Macrina Busato have all illustrated for. – Julia
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Susan, Jennifer and I walked the High Line this evening. Outstanding views of NYC architecture.
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My dress for tomorrow
Vintage bark cloth
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Our lovely agent, Ashley, sent us this cool image and link.
Below, a violin. – Julia
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Lilla and her gorgeous craft line, Ruby Violet, are featured in Uppercase’s “Lucky 13″ issue. – Julia
From the publisher of Uppercase Magazine, Janine Vangool:
“Hi Lilla
I hope issue #13 has arrived to you safe and sound! It is lovely to see you in the pages there again. Here’s a jpg of the spread.”
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Jenn writes:
‘My studio is featured on Apartment Therapy. Check out all the before and after photos here!”
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Ashley, one of our lovely agents, writes:
“Check out this oh-so-cool Tattoo Hack at Tina Roth Eisenberg’s Tattly.com, using images each by our very own Mike Lowery, Lisa Congdon, and Helen Dardik.
Hardcore!”
Lollipops by Lisa Congdon
Let’s Ride by Mike Lowery
Funny Bunny by Helen Dardik
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