Faye Fuller, first woman to summit Mount Rainier, posing in her climbing costume (1890) The mountains are calling and I must go. ~John Mui...

At the Experience Music Project, a music museum in Seattle, there is currently a fabulous exhibit for those of you who love vintage glass b...

These are my pieces for this week's challenge of Hello Dolly, on Mixed Media Monday .  We watch A LOT of old movies and I knew I wanted...

This is a creation for the Wednesday Stamper challenge blog, where the theme this week is "women" in honor of Women's Histor...

Before... A new series of all vintage collections.  Each package of inspiration complete with antique post card, vintage trims, beads, pea...

I have a lot of glass cabochons. I store some of them in these wonderful vintage jars. Not only are these jars beautiful and practical, t...

I just got these vintage white star cabochons in my supplies shop . Now, they remind me very much of some hair pins in a scene in Sherloc...

So you're going to be Grace Kelly for Halloween. Well you must look the part. We suggest to you these simple, elegant designs. Perfect...

I'm sure that being a mother is the most challenging and most rewarding and most wonderful thing to be in the world. I think the only t...

This is Faye Fuller, the woman to climb Mount Rainier (14,441 feet). She made the climb in 1890 when she was 20 years old. This photo comes...

Last week we went to Alki Beach to see the place where the first white settlers landed in Seattle, intending to establish their community. I...

I've been reading a lot of Seattle and Pacific Northwest history recently, and one thing I am really struck by is how prominently women ...

The bluest skies you've ever seen are in Seattle. And the hills the greenest green, in Seattle. Like a beautiful child growing up free a...