The Herb Farm Studio

These two characters are settled in. They have kind of taken over the barnyard. They are now able to roam the yard but come in in the evenings for there supper time snack. Alls good on the farm.

So usually I hide from the camera preferring to be on the other side. But today I chose to share the crone I am blooming into. Blessed be your day.

It's been a busy summer here at The Herb Farm and Studio. A new well, roof and chimney repairs. Now I can focus on fall prep of the gardens as my shows are done for this season. Looking forward to putting 2020 behind.

Sunday Sept 13th find me(Angela Belyea)at the Gagetown Artisan Shop along with Lisa Fullerton demonstrating basket making, Barb Telford knitting by hand and machine and Cheryl Livingston with her silk painting. As we are part of the Gagetown Fibre Gathering only at the other end of Front Street I will be demonstrating yarn making.

You know those 90 percent finished projects that you need to put on the final touches. This is one of those for me. To fit size medium, the yarn a blend of cotton/viscose/nylon.