Some seasons of life quietly pull you inward. You simplify, let go of what wasn’t really you, and come back to what matters most. That’s exactly what happened here. Thimble & Tansy kept calling me home — and I’m back.
March was a month for comfort—puzzles, books, homemade meals, and a bit of time in the garden. I finished two fun Ceaco puzzles (with some “help” from Chester), read several great series including Flashpoint and The Dark Road, and rediscovered the Gabriel Allon novels by Daniel Silva. While my Winter garden didn’t produce a single harvest, I’m clearing the beds and getting ready to replant. I also have a cozy recipe to share: Cowboy Meatloaf and Potato Casserole—perfect for when you need something hearty and homemade.
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When choosing a name for this space, I wanted something that spoke to my love of needle arts and gardening—two things that have been a part of my life for decades. Thimble & Tansy came together naturally, representing both of these passions and the beauty of a handmade life. The Thimble: A Symbol of Craft and Tradition … Read more