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That’s my Clay. He won 2nd place at the Seacoast Gallery in Market Common. And apparently a halo?

This telescoping back scratcher is superb for retrieving thing from underneath the couch, etc. it is also a long arm for reaching those things that fell on the floor too far away from the chair I am sitting in.

I recently finished this Gansey inspired shawl, that I made up as I went along. It’s cotton yarn, 🧶 subtle and I like it very much.

This is one half of the display at the 320 Gallery at 320 Broadway in Myrtle Beach. They carry my soap all the time now EXCEPT, just now when the Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Guild curated show is up. I will be back there in April.

Another well deserved honor for my husband Clay Johnson. I’m just a little proud. You can see the rest at Clayjohnsonfineart.com

Please join us for a fantastic display of our wonderful Artists and Craftsmen works!

My favorite Spring tree is the Redbud and here is the one in our backyard. What a pleasure.

Mamoucha Soaps is proud to show here.

Right now I am hooked on knitting these little sweaters such fun and quick to reach delight.

I finally finished the yellow shawl sorta based on the “Florin” pattern. I say sorta b/c i didn’t follow the pattern properly. It was long and convoluted verbiage and I kept getting impatient. It turned out nicely anyway. There’s a pink marker there on the left side where I still need to deal with a split thread.