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FALL WEAVE
Heritage Basketry Guild
Dayton, Ohio
Presents
321 Somers St.
August 25 - 27, 2016
What a reTREAT!
Contact InformationPam Feix
www.heritage basketryguild.com
Eaton, OH 45320(937) 533-1504
Single Room
Fall Weave 2016 will be held August 25 - 27, 2016 at the Bergamo Center in Dayton, Ohio. The new location is only two miles from the previous location.
Holding our weave at this retreat center offers us the opportunity to have classes,
meals and lodging under one roof in a quiet, peaceful setting.
Bergamo Center has 61 modern, motel-like bedrooms with private bathrooms. There are 26 single rooms (1 single bed) and 35 double rooms (2 single beds). Rooms are equipped with
clock radios but do not have TV's or telephones. Overnight guests enjoy daily maid and linen service and have full control of the bedroom air-conditioning and/or heat.
Registration is limited to 100 so get yours in now!
Please note the change in dates for the Fall Weave 2016. The original dates announced were chosen before we knew that Wright State University was sponsoring the first
Presidential Debate of 2016 on that weekend. Labor Day and the Air Force Marathon are also in September so venues and motel rooms are unavailable in September.
Courtyard
Double Room
Meals are served buffet style in the dining room.
WiFi access in the conference rooms and common areas.
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Button Basket Length 4.5 in. Width 4 in. Height 5 in.
Annetta Kraayeveld Class Length: 7 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: Intermediate
9 am -5 pm Class Fee:
Parade of Baskets Bracelet Length 6 - 7 in. Width 1/2 in.Barb McNally Class Length: 6 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Triple Weave Delight Length 21 in. Width 14 in. Height 14 in.
Char Ciammaichella Class Length: 8 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 7 pm Class Fee:
Thursday Classes
$65.00
A simple twill, philodendron wrapped rim and button embellishments make this an eye-catching little basket. Though the basket features a simple 2/2 twill pattern, it is spiced up by reversing the twill. Basket features techniques for reversing the twill. Students may choose from the teacher’s button collection or bring a couple favorite buttons to attach to complete the basket. Students should bring a small packer and a #20 tapestry needle.
$96.00
This large bin begins by inserting spokes into a wood base. Weaves include 3 rod twining, 3 rod pair twining, chase weave and Japanese Diagonal weave. Leather handles are added when rimming. This is a great techniques basket.
A parade of baskets to wear on your wrist! This even count peyote stitch project uses 11/0 Japanese delica beads. The bracelet will be finished with a sterling silver ball and socket clasp. An easy project for all levels of beaders. Teacher will provide Ott lights for use during class.
$36.00
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Bargello Medallion Length: Unframed 8.5 in. Width 6.5 in. Framed 9 x 11
Gina Kieft Class Length: 8 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: Advanced9 am - 7 pm Class Fee::
Aquamarine Diameter 3 in. Height 2 1/2 in.
Kathy Tessler Class Length 6 hrs.Thursday Experience Level Intermediate9 am - 4 pm Class Fee
Priscilla Length 12 in. Width 9 in. Height 5 in.
Mary & Jimmy Earl McKinzie Class Length: 8 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 7 pm Class Fee:
Thursday Classes
$55.00
This double wall basket features a herringbone base of dyed and natural spokes. The inside walls are dyed reed that matches the spokes. The outside is woven with coordinating space-dyed reed and a collar of triple twining. It is double lashed with waxed linen. The result is a beautiful, useful basket!
$80.00
Weave a double base/double wall ash basket over a class mold. Emphasis on mold weaving techniques, rim preparation, and application. Inner basket is woven continuously with two dyed weavers. Nimble fingers needed for this SMALL basket! All tools provided. Students may bring a task light.
$39.00
Working with five different sizes of Black Ash, students will learn to follow a graph to weave this beautiful framed wall piece. Studentswill be contacted prior to class via email to choose the color to weave with. Keeping the pieces straight and even to fit in the frame Keeping the pieces straight and even to fit in the frame will be emphasized in class. Hand made barn wood frame is included with the class.
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Infinity
Sharon Klusmann Diameter 10 in. Height 5 1/2 in.Thursday Class Length: 6 hrs.9 am - 4 pm Experience Level: All Levels
Class Fee:
X's and Ohhh's
Gail Hutchinson Length 8 1/2 in. Width 5 in. Height 6 in. W/HThursday Class Length 6 hrs.1 pm -8 pm Experience Level Intermediate
Class Fee
Basket Drawers & Shelf Length 14 in. Width in. Height 15
Sharon Klusmann Class Length: 4 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: All Levels4 pm - 9 pm Class Fee:
Thursday Classes
$47.00
$57.00
$68.00
Weave with beautiful space dyed reed over a mold that you keep. Learn three rod-wale with a step-up, German braid, and cross overs. Space dyeing will be discussed. A braided rim filler finishes this basket.
Begin with a round wooden base for this elegant snack basket with decorative sets of X's. The majority of the basket is start/stop weaving. Shaping will be emphasized, and you will learn to do the Triple X'd rim lacer and the decorative X's in the center with chair caning. Available in a variety of colors.
Perfect for any room but especially the kitchen to hold cookbooks on the shelf and necessities in the drawers. In class you will complete one drawer and receive materials to complete the second. Techniques learned are a woven base, continuous over/under, twining and a traditional rim. Also learn to make the sea grass knot drawer pull and embellishment flower. Specify Navy (shown), Dk. Green or Burgundy.
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Papyrus Length 4.5 in. Width 2.75 in. Height 1.75 in.
Annetta Kraayeveld Class Length: 3 hrs.Thursday Experience Level: All6 pm - 9 pm Class Fee:
Wrapped Up Length 11 in. Width 6 in. Height 4 in.
Annetta Kraayeveld Class Length: 7 hrs.Friday Experience Level: Intermediate
9 am - 5 pm Class Fee:
Basketmaker's Bracelet Length 6-7 in. Width 3/8 in.
Barb McNally Class Length: 6 hrs.Friday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Friday Classes
Thursday Classes
$70.00
$45.00
$32.00
A delightful little market style basket. Starting with a woven filled base, the basket is woven with round reed, Hamburg cane and sea grass, so this basket is a great technique basket. It features a filled base, a 4 rod locking row, lots of opportunities to practice twining and triple twining, complete with step ups, and a great way to hide all the weaver ends. The focal of the basket is the eye catching wrap, another great technique. Bring a small packer, along with your regular weaving tools.
This beautiful little basket is a wonderful introduction to weaving with painted paper. It is woven on a mold with start stop rows so shaping is a snap. A layered rim is lashed with waxed linen, and a simple embellishment completes the basket. Teacher will provide a wide choice of paper (painted and precut) as well as button and shell embellishments. Teacher will also demonstrate how to make a simple paper embellishment. Students will make two baskets. Students should bring sharp scissors, small bent packer and a #22 tapestry needle.
What are you? A basket maker, a basket lover or a basket case? You decide what you want your bracelet to say. This bracelet is done in odd count peyote stitch using 11/0 Japanese beads and will be finished with sterling silver crimp bars and clasp. Color choices will be available. A simple easy project for everyone. Battery powered Ott lights will be provided for use in class.
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Spiral Storage Tray Length 16 in. Width 12 in. Height 6 in.
Char Ciammaichella Class Length: 8 hrs.Friday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 7 pm Class Fee:
Jester Diameter 11 in. Height 7 1/2 in.
Gail Hutchinson Class Length 8 hrs.Friday Experience Level Intermediate9 am - 7 pm Class Fee
Double Trouble Length 17 in. Width 10 in. Height 10 in.
Gina Kieft Class Length: 10 hrs.Friday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 9 pm Class Fee:
Friday Classes
This tray is started by inserting black and natural spokes into a wood base. Techniques include 3 and 4 rod twining, twill weave and Herringbone weave for the rim. Students will start the rim lashing but may not finish in class time. Copper accent strips are woven into the basket once it is finished.
This basket has a unique open weave bottom. Learn four rod-wale with a step-up, a 1-2 twill, wheels, overlay placement, and a waxed linen rim with a keeper. $79.00
This basket has double everything, but it’s not trouble. Start the base with a 2/2 twill with a play in two contrasting colors. Weave an inside wall working on spoke placement while making two color bands. Weave an outside wall learning a double herringbone weave. Finish the basket with two swing handles. Students will be contacted by email for their two color choices prior to class.
$90.00
$78.00
$79.00
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Cherokee Pipes Length 2 1/2 in. Width 2 1/2 in. Height 4 1/2 in.
Kathy Tessler Class Length 8 hrs.Friday Experience Level Advanced with twill experience9 am - 7 pm Class Fee:
Midnight Oasis Length 9 in. Width 7 in. Height 11 in.
Mary & Jimmy Earl McKinzie Class Length: 6 hrs.Friday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Oma's Knitting Basket Diameter 11 in. Height 11 in.
Sharon Klusmann Class Length: 8 hrs.Friday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 7 pm Class Fee:
Friday Classes
$73.00
$55.00
Nestle yarn balls or anything you would like to keep protected in this swing handle beauty. Begin with a round wooden base and weave with Pastel Space Dyed reed (shown) or Autumn Space Dyed reed. Learn 4-Rod Wale, 2-2 Twill, Arrow Randing and handle embellishment. Lids with random space dyed knob ($15), hand-painted lids ($38) and liners ($17) are available for purchase. Specify color choice and if interested in a lid.
This lovely basket hides a powder room sized trash can. It starts with a black wood base and is woven over a plastic trash can which stays inside the basket as a permanent liner. The spokes, rim and lashing are black reed. The sides are a twill weave using cane.
$49.00
Students will weave a stunning twill ash basket using a charted design. Emphasis will be on mold weaving techniques, rim preparation and
application. Twill experience is necessary to complete this basket in
class. All tools provided.
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Painted Paper Trays
Annetta Kraayeveld Length 4.5 in. Width 4 in. Height 1.5 in.Friday Class Length: 3 hrs.6 pm - 9 pm Experience Level: Intermediate
Class Fee
Whispers Diameter 5 1/2 in. Height 5 in
Annetta Kraayeveld Class Length: 7 hrs.Saturday Experience Level: Advanced
9am - 5 pm Class Fee:
How Small Can You Go? Width 3/4 in. Height 1/2 in.
Barb McNally Class Length: 6 hrs.Saturday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Saturday Classes
Friday Classes
$55.00
This little urn shaped basket is reminiscent of southwestern Native American pottery. This basket starts on a wood base and features triple twining, step-ups, braid weave and decrease rows. The class will focus on shaping. Bring a #20 tapestry needle and a small packer, along with your regular weaving tools
$45.00
This beautiful little basket is wonderful introduction to weaving with painted paper. Students will weave a clover leaf base and learn how careful color placement of stakes creates a distinctive ripple design. The ripples continue up the sides. The rim is double lashed with waxed linen. Teacher will provide a wide choice of paper (painted and precut). Students will receive materials for two baskets. Students should bring a #22 tapestry needle, sharp scissors and a small bent tip packer. Twill experience helpful.
$25.00
This netted basket is constructed of 11/0 Japanese seed beads. Students will be able to complete one two-color basket in class and will receive the materials for a second one. A good class for the non-beader, or something different for a beading veteran. Many color combinations will be available. Teacher will provide Ott lights for use during class.
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Keep It Square Length 10 in. Width 10 in. Height 9 in.
Char Ciammaichella Class Length: 6 hrs.Saturday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Blowing In The Wind Diameter 9 in. Height 5 in.
Gail Hutchinson Class Length 8 hrs.Saturday Experience Level Intermediate9 am - 5 pm Class Fee
Beaded Bread Basket Length 13 in. Width 9 in. Height 5.5 in.
Gina Kieft Class Length 8 hrs.Saturday Experience Level Intermediate9 am - 5 pm Class Fee:
Prepare to weave this oval base by lashing the spokes together, then create a beautiful spiral in your choice of color. Learn spoke insertion, triple twining and shaping up the sides. Add wood beads on the short sides of the basket for handles. Finish the basket with a braided track border.
$70.00
$55.00
$45.00
Basket begins by inserting all natural spokes into a wood base. Techniques include 4 rod twining, 3 rod twining, twill weave, start stop weaving and placement of overlays. Shaping will be a challenge, keeping the basket squared up as you weave the sides. Wrought iron handles are added at rim row and lashing.
This woven bottom basket is full of technique. Learn three rod-wale with a step-up, a unique woven bottom, French randing, and a ribbed rim. Also learn to turn a square bottom into a round basket.
Saturday Classes
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Teeny Tiny Bird House Length 1 1/2 in. Width 1 1/2 in. Height 2 1/4 in.
Kathy Tessler Class Length 6 hrs.Saturday Experience Level Intermediate9 am - 4 pm Class Fee
Hues Length 8 in. Width 6 in. Height 4 in.
Mary & Jimmy Earl McKinzie Class Length: 6 hrs.Saturday Experience Level: All Levels9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
Smoky Valley Length 8 in. Width 7 in. Height 10 in. W/H
Sharon Klusmann Class Length: 6 hrs.Saturday Experience Level: Intermediate9 am - 4 pm Class Fee:
This striking black, natural and smoked reed basket begins with a D handle inserted into an oval wooden base. Lots of techniques to learn including start/stop weaving, triple twining in pairs, a 3-piece braid, descending rows and a decorative X'd handle. It is embellished with a pre-made white cord flower with button center.
This small market basket with a solid woven base is handy for collecting and carrying small items. The space-dyed reed and unique reverse handle wrap add to its charm. Several color choices will be available.
Get ready to challenge yourself with a miniature basket woven with ash over a class mold. The roof is woven as a flat mat and then attached to the bird house. Nimble fingers required! All tools provided.
$37.00
$57.00
$32.00
Saturday Classes
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Teacher's Biographies
Gail Hutchinson
Annetta Kraayeveld
Annetta's home and studio are full of baskets, the collecting started when she was a child; the weaving , in 1994 when she found a book and begged a lesson. She is still obsessed with baskets and finds great satisfaction working with her hands, merging an age old art form with the contemporary world. Creating functional art pieces is her passion.
Barb McNally
Char Ciammaichella
Char has been weaving for over 20 years and teaching for the last 12 years. She weaves mainly with reed and loves playing with color placement to get many different and interesting patterns. She teaches at home, at guild gatherings, and many weaving conventions. She loves teaching and passing down the weaving techniques to all. She has opened her website www.charsweavings.com to purchase basket kits and basket related jewelry, and is constantly trying new techniques, colors and ideas! She has been the coordinator for WinterWeave Conference the last 20 years.
My beading obsession began when I was in junior high with a purchase of some seed beads from the local Ben Franklin. I started stringing "love beads," then moved onto bead weaving. The beading took a back seat when I started weaving baskets, but soon came back with a vengeance. My work room now overflows with basket reed, handles, delica beads, and too many beading books and basket
When not weaving, Annetta is teaching, which she enjoys as much as weaving. She has been teaching at basketry events and guilds across North America since 2000. Annetta has eared several awards, including Best of Nantucket and Viewer's Choice at the 2013 AMB convention and Best of Mold Woven at the 2015 NCBA convention.
In 2015 Annetta started a weekly blog called the Basket Teacher; you can read it at www. prairiewoodbasketry.com Besides baskets and writing about baskets, she loves the people she has met and the places she has visited through basketry.
Annetta was born and raised on the prairies in Alberta, Canada. Today she lives with her husband in the woods in Wisconsin
Weaving is a big part of my life and has been for over30 years. Designing and teaching are two of my favorite things to do. I’ve written over 100 patterns and taught most of them. I have met some life long friends along the way and look forward to weaving and sharing with new friends. When I’m not creating baskets or on the road teaching, I love playing with paper and beads, doodling, and watching my grand children grow.
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Kathy Tessler
Mary McKinzie
Mary’s love of baskets led to her first weaving class, and she was soon signing up for every class she could find. She has been weaving for over 20 years, and has attended many conventions. Mary is Past-President of Land of Lincoln Basket Weaving Association (LLBWA) in Illinois. She and Jimmie Earl are now retired from their “day jobs” and they are living their dream of spending more time together, weaving and teaching basketry.
Sharon Klusman
Kathy has woven baskets since 1985. She is known for her unique double base/double wall basket construction techniques and her strong, functional basket totes with leather handles. Ash baskets are a special love with many based on a square mold made by her husband. She teaches at conventions and guild gatherings throughout the eastern half of the U.S.
Sharon Klusmann has been weaving, designing and teaching basketry for 30 years. Her website: www.SharonKlusmann.com has seven pages of her original designs. She not only teaches basketry r4om her home studio in Tallmadge, OH but at national conventions and guilds throughout the country. She has had three of her designs featured in Create and Decorate Magazine and is the author of "Business in a Basket" to help others who love basket weaving turn their passion into a successful teaching business.
Jimmy Earl McKinzie
Jimmie Earl’s passion for baskets started over 20 years ago. His first introduction into the art was to “cut and tuck” his wife’s baskets. He has participated in numerous conventions and seminars, learning the use of many diverse media and techniques. Retired from their “day jobs” he and Mary now spend most of their time, designing and weaving new creations. They teach monthly at their studio and provide classes for all experience levels.
I began weaving baskets through my local Community Education classes when my youngest son was a year old. It was a way to get out of the house and be with other women. I loved it from the start! I have been teaching basket classes for 18 years. At this time I have over 90 patterns written and have had works published in two basket magazines. I have won several awards in the exhibit rooms at the AMB Convention and the NCBA Convention. I am happy for the opportunity to teach my love of basketry around the Mid-West and East Coast. Many Girl Scouts have received their weaving merit badges through classes I have taught. I enjoy teaching at the local Art's Council and Council on Aging as well as private groups. I teach basket weaving two days a week out of my home studio. I enjoy selling my baskets at several local stores and from my web site: www.ginasbaskets.com. Trying new mediums and new techniques is something I enjoy: however, twill is my favorite!
Gina Kieft
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Cost Rank Class Time Thursday Classes Fee
Wed. Night Single Room $50.00 9 am – 5 pm Button Basket $65.00
Wed. Night Double Room $35.00 9 am – 4 pm Parade of Baskets $36.00
Wed. Night Double Room with Cot $27.00 9 am – 7 pm Triple Weave Delight $96.00
Thurs. Night Single Room $50.00 9 am – 7 pm Bargello Medallion $80.00
Thurs. Night Double Room $35.00 9 am – 4 pm Aquamarine $39.00
Thurs. Night Double Room with Cot $27.00 9 am – 7 pm Priscilla $55.00
Fri. Night Single Room $50.00 9 am – 4 pm Infinity $47.00
Fri. Night Double Room $35.00 1 pm – 8 pm X’s and Ohhhh’s $57.00
Fri. Night Double Room with Cot $27.00 4 pm – 9 pm Basket Drawers and Shelf $68.00
6 pm – 9 pm Papyrus $45.00
Friday Classes
9 am – 5 pm Wrapped Up $70.00
9 am – 4 pm Basketmaker’s Bracelet $32.00
Cost 9 am – 7 pm Spiral Storage Tray $78.00
Thurs. - Sat All meals $75.00 9 am – 7 pm Jester $79.00
Thursday Breakfast $7.50 9 am – 9 pm Double Trouble $90.00
Thursday Lunch $9.50 9 am – 4 pm Cherokee Pipes $55.00
Thursday Dinner $12.50 9 am – 4 pm Midnight Oasis $49.00
Friday Breakfast $7.50 9 am – 7 pm Oma’s Knitting Basket $73.00
Friday Lunch $9.50 6 pm – 9 pm Painted Paper Trays $45.00
Friday Dinner $12.50 Saturday Classes
Saturday Breakfast $7.50 9 am – 5 pm Whispers $55.00
Saturday Lunch $9.50 9 am – 4 pm How Small Can You Go? $25.00
9 am – 4 pm Keep It Square $45.00
9 am – 5 pm Blowing in the Wind $70.00
9 am – 5 pm Beaded Bread Basket $55.00
9 am – 4 pm Teeny Tiny Bird House $32.00
9 am – 4 pm Hues $37.00
9 am – 4 pm Smoky Valley $57.00
REGISTRATION FEES are $75
Checks should be made to:
Dayton Heritage Basketry Guild
2. Check for registration, lodging and meals3. Self addressed, stamped envelope
Pam Feix
If you have questions please contact:
Pam Feix
Include:
1. Completed registration form
321 E. Somers St.Eaton, OH 45320
Fall Weave 2016 - Registration
(937) [email protected]
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Double
Annetta Barb Char Gail Gina Kathy Mary & J. E. Sharon
Kraayeveld McNally Ciammaichella Hutchinson Kieft Tessler McKinzie Klussman
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9 am
9 am
9 am
1 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Basket
Drawers and
Shelf (4)
5 pm
6 pm
Triple Weave
Delight
Bargello
Medallion Priscilla
7 pm
8 pm
9 pm
Dinner
Papyrus (3)X's and Ohhh's
Basket
Drawers and
Shelf
Noon Lunch
Button Basket
Parade of
Baskets
Bracelet Triple Weave
DelightX's and Ohhh's
Bargello
Medallion
Aquamarine
Priscilla
Infinity
Fall Weave 2016
Thursday
Hours
Button Basket
Parade of
Baskets
Bracelet
Triple Weave
Delight
Bargello
MedallionAquamarine Priscilla Infinity
Fall Weave 2016
Annetta Barb Char Gail Gina Kathy Mary & J. E. Sharon
Kraayeveld McNally Ciammaichella Hutchinson Kieft Tessler McKinzie Klussman
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9 am
10 am
11 am
1 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
6 pm
Spiral Storage
Tray Jester
Cherokee
Pipes
Oma's Knitting
Basket
7 pm
8 pm
9 pm Classes End
Dinner
Painted Paper
Trays (3)
Double
Trouble
Noon Lunch
Wrapped Up
Basketmaker's
BraceletSpiral Storage
TrayJester
Double
Trouble
Cherokee
Pipes
Midnight Oasis Oma's Knitting
Basket
Friday
Hours
Wrapped UpBasketmaker's
Bracelet
Spiral Storage
TrayJester
Double
Trouble
Cherokee
PipesMidnight Oasis
Oma's Knitting
Basket
Fall Weave 2016
Annetta Barb Char Gail Gina Kathy Mary & J. E. Sharon
Kraayeveld McNally Ciammaichella Hutchinson Kieft Tessler McKinzie Klussman
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9 am
10 am
11 am
1 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
Smoky Valley
Classes End
Smoky Valley
Noon Lunch
Whispers
How Small
Can You Go?Keep It Square Blowing in the
Wind
Beaded Bread
Basket
Teeny Tiny
Bird HouseHues
Saturday
Hours
WhispersHow Small
Can You Go?Keep It Square
Blowing in the
Wind
Beaded Bread
Basket
Teeny Tiny
Bird HouseHues