MUGS, 
MUGS,
AND MORE MUGS!! Oh My ......
AND MORE MUGS!! Oh My ......
Lisa, Feats of Clay
2012 Holiday Sale Calendar
Save the dates!!
We'll be participating in Artist Open Studio of Northeast Connecticut this year.
Saturday, November 25
Sunday, November 26
Saturday, December 1
Sunday, December 2
10 am to 5 pm
The Gallery
Silkworm Gallery at the Little Red Barn
341 Hanks Hill Road, Storrs, CT
Travel south on rt. 195 about 1 mile past the UCONN campus to East Road (across from the Mansfield fire station). Turn left on East Rd and go about 3/4 mile. The gallery is the little red barn where East Road makes a sharp left and becomes Hanks Hill Road.
Blog Archive
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2010
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November
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- What Our Customers Are Saying
- Barbara Katz's Mummy Cats
- No More Ducking or Bumping Your Head
- A Necklace of Many Colors from Stringing Them Along
- View from the Castle
- Free Spirits Fibers Unique Pillows
- Oh My
- Early Fall Sunrise from Red Oak Hill Studio
- Amazon Creek Studio & Free Spirits Fibers
- Rooftops of Cesky Krumlove
- Ethereal Milkweed From Red Oak Hill Studio
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November
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Labels
- Photography
- Art Gallery
- pottery
- Feats of Clay
- Red Oak Studio
- Amazon Creek Studio
- Free Spirit Fibers
- Jewelry
- Stringing Them Along
- knitting
- CT
- Photography and Art Show
- Sewing
- Silkworm Gallery
- black and white macro photography
- gallery
- 2010
- Antique african beaded bracelets
- Butchart Gardens
- Cesky Krumlove
- Common Milkweed
- Connecticut Gallery
- Decorative Pillows
- Early Fall Sunrise
- Floral photography
- Good Gourds
- Gourds
- Handknit items
- Holiday Shopping
- Lake Parlin Artisans
- Leather handbags
- Leatherwork
- Macro photography
- New Mexico
- Peacock
- Plants
- Prague
- Storrs
- Taos
- Vancouver Island
- Whimsical greeting cards
- Wood
- birds
- fall show
- guest artist
- oregon
- spring
- stamping
About Me
- All of us at the little red barn
- We are a group of friends with "day jobs" and creative ambitions. Eileen is a photographer, Lisa is a potter, and Lynn is beader. We participated in a couple of open studio weekends by converting Eileen's house into a shop, then decided to fix up Lynn's barn for a gallery. Currently we are open two weekends a year, in the fall. We generally invite guest artists to join us, so we have something different.
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