Choose your words carefully

Celebrate Women, Art and Words, Being Mindful, Living Joyfully, The Art of Creating JoyBeverly Ash GilbertFebruary 1, 2025Art and Words by Beverly Ash Gilbert, abstract artwork, abstract figurative, women supporting women, woman moon

Nuno felting using hydrangea colors

Learn how to nuno felt in my book: Artful Color in Nuno Felt and you too can wrap yourself in all the different color possibilities of this fabulous fiber art technique

Nuno Felt, Learn with me, Wearable Art, Using ColorBeverly Ash GilbertDecember 31, 2024celebrate color, color inspiration, dance with color, in my studio, learn with me, color palette, nino felt, fiber art, Nuno Felt jacket

From Selfie to Award-Winning Book

Artful Color in Nuno Felt has traveled to 5 continents, received 2 book awards and is helping people all over the world create gorgeous wearable art

Nuno Felt, Learn with me, Wearable Art, Mastering Color, Using ColorBeverly Ash GilbertNovember 25, 2024

Rhythm of Rain

When the sound of rain infiltrates your dreams

Living Joyfully, Original Paintings, Art and Words, The Art of Creating JoyBeverly Ash GilbertNovember 10, 2024Art and Words by Beverly Ash Gilbert, rain, dreaming

A few Autumn Poems

Racing the storm

Living Joyfully, The Art of Creating Joy, Colorful Products, Art and WordsBeverly Ash GilbertNovember 1, 2024Abstract sailboats, sailboat painting, blue painting, abstract artwork

How to make jewelry from old calendars

Upcycle your favorite calendars into colorful jewelry! It’s so darn easy and what a fabulous way to spend an afternoon with good friends

Being Creative, In my studio, Using Color, Colorful ProductsBeverly Ash GilbertOctober 8, 2024upcycle, making jewelry, fast and easy jewelry making, old calendars, how to make jewelry

Letting down your guard

Dancing under the moon

Celebrate Women, Art and Words, The Art of Creating Joy, Living JoyfullyBeverly Ash GilbertOctober 2, 2024women dancing, women supporting women, woman moon, dancing under the moon

Amending the Soil

When we moved in and began digging, we soon determined that the old, tired garden soil was not only sandy, but in many areas, hydro-phobic (wouldn’t absorb water). Enter in 72 yards of compost