Seeing things differently
The Quiet Power of Monochromatic The vibrant blossoms of spring are still weeks away, and the fiery leaves of autumn are a distant memory. Right now, the world is a […]
Back to Business
The Winter Hearth: Reclaiming Your Creative Rhythm for 2026 As the final embers of the holiday season fade and we pack away the twinkling lights, a familiar, deep quiet settles […]
Celebrate it, frame it!
More Than a Towel: Elevating Your Weaving to Art I've been in countless homes, workshops, and studios where a beautifully woven piece—a sample from a new warp, a small test […]
Farewell Note From Tom
As the apron rod comes up and over the back beam, it tells me that I have come to the end of my warp. Sometimes it's a relief to finally […]
April is Autism Awareness Month
Autism & Art: NOT an Unlikely Match While many of us are familiar with the word autism, most of us probably won’t connect the dots between art and autism. And […]
All For the Love of Fiber - Reaching Back to Welcome New Generations
Reaching Back to Welcome New Generations Traditionally, Valentine’s Day has many of us thinking of hearts and flowers and maybe even chocolate, but we wanted to offer a different spin […]
Independent Work Week
There are times that students will longingly share with us how much they enjoy their time with us here in the studio as it allows them to 'escape' their homes […]
Small Business Share: The National Coverlet Museum
Small Business Share: National Coverlet Museum A few weeks ago I loaded up Red Stone Glen’s volunteers and we headed west to visit the National Coverlet Museum in Bedford, PA. […]
Yes, Of Course I Can Answer Your Weaving Questions. This is My Shop, My Weaving School, My Livelihood
Recently I was talking with one of our volunteers about why she made a commitment to our small business here in York Haven, PA. “Simple,” she said, “it’s all about […]
Spring '22 Book Club Announcement
Jacquard's Web- How a hand loom led to the birth of the Information Age. by James Essinger Jacquard's Web is the fascinating story of how Joseph-Marie Jacquard, a master silk-weaver […]
Open House 2021
Come join us for our annual open house!! September 25th 2021 10am-4pm Following several postponements related to COVID-19, we are finally able to host our favorite get together this September! […]
Fall '21 Book Club Announcement
Follow the Flock: How Sheep Shaped Human Civilization by Sally Coulthard An addictively free-ranging survey of the massive impact that the humble and lovable sheep have had on human history. […]
Temari Stitching for All
We are so grateful to have in our fold here at Red Stone Glen, not only an amazing cast of characters from our student population, but also our teachers. For […]
Spring '21 Book Club Announcement
The Indigo Girl: A Novel Virtual Book Club is back! And I think we've found a book that will be educational, but also entertaining. For the first time in our […]
2021 Pantone Color of The Year
It's Here! True confession: Every winter, I have a secret little joy. The announcement of the Pantone Color of the Year! You all know I'm crazy for color, but what […]
The Virtual Classroom and Silver Linings
I won’t lie. I was nervous when we reopened our classrooms. When we had seven students for a five day class, and four more for a class up at the […]
Fall Book Club Announcement
Wool: Unraveling an American Story of Artisans and Innovation Virtual Book Club is back! And I think we've found an fun easy ready to close out 2020. Author Peggy Hart […]
Remembrance and Meditation
It's just a date... Glancing at the calendar earlier this week I took note of the fact that Friday is September 11th. At the realization I quite literally noted a […]
Jacquard Who?
Of Book Collections and Shiny Objects Sometimes we find ourselves on random journeys through time. We happen upon something that sparks a desire to learn more, to investigate, to research. […]