See “Favorite TV Show” and add Pinot Grigio. Or a gin and tonic. Also, Washington Post crossword puzzles. And I used to shoot pool.
What are your favorite crafts and what's your craft space like?
Edible art.
What do you craft along to?
I’m usually in the kitchen, so the sound of my kid asking for things and the hum of Sesame Street from the other room.
What was the first project you ever made?
Those potholder loops on the loom for Christmas gifts. Most of my crafting is kitchen-bound now, but as a kid, I tried any and every craft I could find.
What are your favorite items to make?
Making sweets that look like other things, like cookies decorated as washing machines.
Which other craft blogs do you love to read?
Is there anything else you'd like to add?
I published my book, “Cookie Sensations,” on the art of cookie decorating back in 2007. I’m working on another big project now, but I’ll have to wait just a wee bit longer to share those details.
Crafts
Knits
Crochets
Sews
Makes Clothes
Cooks
Draws
Paints
Scrapbooks
Embroiders
Others
Well, “bake” more than cook. And I dabble in most of the other crafts, but not exceedingly well. Usually for an end purpose, like fixing up my house or for gifts.
What's your favorite...
TV Show
Impossible. I love TV. I have favorite shows by decade. But for the sake of the space here, I’ll say 30 Rock, Gilmore Girls, Lost and Eastenders. Plus any dancing reality shows.
Band
Pre-Kid: Fugazi, Sebadoh, Radiohead… Post-Kid: Laurie Berkner and anything with the ABCs on the songlist.
City
London
Movie
The Wizard of Oz. No, When Harry Met Sally. Maybe The Breakfast Club. I also love Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (a classic). Way too hard to decide this one.
Book
His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman
Color
Blue. Always has been, always will be.
Food
Macaroni and cheese, but I’m very particular about my macaroni and cheese. I have a pretty discerning palate for this one food.
Knits
Cooks
