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A yurt of sticks and mud
2011 has been a year of yurts, w/two opportunities to try out this simple design of sticks and mud — a more permanent adaptation of the traditional, portable, Mongolian design. One was for a friend and neighbor. The other was …
Video: clean & hot: how to light a fire in your oven
How you prep and lay a fire makes a big difference to how things work — or not — in your oven (and other stoves). It’s really pretty simple: dry fuel, small sticks (plenty of surface area), plenty of space …
Tribal Genealogical Patterns: A Universal Language?
’the folk has thus preserved, without understanding, the remains of old traditions that go back sometimes to the indeterminably distant past, to which we can only refer as “prehistoric”…’ Had the …
Links
- www.intabas.com/kikodenzer.html (also click on “Maya’s homepage”)
- http://www.pegasusartgallery.com/artist.php?id=20111207_56&sub=1&artist=kd&name=Kiko%20Denzer&info=0
- www.cobcottage.com
- New Village Press, Publisher of Works of Heart, building Village through the Arts, with Heather Beal, Kiko Denzer, Alicia Hokanson, Annie Lanzilotte, Clare Marcus, Pamel Michael, Kate Yee, Eds Lynne Elizabeth &
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Solstice, 2010: bring in the mud! (into the house, that is)
This time of year I don’t usually get too muddy, but I brought some mud into my office last month so I could have a better and more efficient source of heat — finally! This little “heater hat” effectively turned …
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The Best of Making Things by Ann Wiseman
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