Take your time and visit my world
of creative souvenirs.
Pretend it’s a giant flea market in a bustling city—with no tube socks!
Or a small-town library on a lazy, rainy day.
Peruse the ARCHIVES for a whole lot more. That’s where I share stories that go with my art. That’s where the archivist in me plays in the attic and loses track of time—
all the while, documenting it.
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If you see something, say something. Ask me what I have, or tell me what you’d like.
A dirndl skirt is a FULL skirt, so don’t leave empty!
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See more here:
And to read about my art student days in NYC in the early 1970s:
Hell’s Kitchen and Couture Dreams
Dirndl Skirt Gatherings 
love the line, the exuberance, everything!!!! remember those dirndls – who could wear it now!
Hey, so good to hear from you!!
Hi Dirndl,
Love the collage…saddle shoes were my favorites back then. I also love how you drew on the gold leaf prayer sheet. Have used these too…too lovely to burn.
Lovely blog!
Sabrina –
http://www.OrganicIsBeautiful.com
Here I am – over from Soho Memory! I’m really looking forward to reading your posts. Especially what I just saw about the Kitchen in the 70s. (Love that neighbourhood also. I have a little history there also…).
I live in a tiny loft & I’m trying to create some order today; hence there are papers & projects everywhere as I write this & I have to get that sorted. I’ll read more here when I can get a breath & write you/comment. I write a bit also (poetry); so I’m looking forward to visiting your other blogs also! ☕️☕️🌞
LOL wow wonderful I am so excited to see that your creativity !!!! I look forward to reading your NEW book. Congratulations !
James Buckley
Jim~ Thank you! The one is the prequel to the Hell’s Kitchen memoir, still on the burner 🙂 So great to see you again! Thanks for your support, as always 🙂