Shibui & Daughters

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Saturday Afternoon and a flight of beer

Kolby Fehlberg-BurnsComment

Yesterday, "A" and her boyfriend, Ernie, included me in their trip to The Maui Brewing Company. We went on a tour of the brewery and then were treated to a flight of beers. Maui Brewing Company is working on becoming 100% off the grid with their solar panels on the roof, they source their cans from Oahu and are such big supporters of Maui.

They did a special edition beer that supports the sharks research efforts which "E" is a team member of.

We had a great afternoon. After the tour we enjoyed our beers on the lanai.
 

Why is it called a "flight of beers" you ask?  A flight means a grouping of similar objects like a flight of stairs or a flight of geese. Now you know.

Thanks for listening.
Shibui

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hot, Hot, hot!

Kolby Fehlberg-BurnsComment

In our garden, little Hawaiian chili peppers growing bigger every day.  They say that the 'Hawaiian'  is as hot as the average habañero values, or ~200,00 Scoville Heat Units.

They should be ready soon for you, Burns.

Thanks for listening.
Shibui


 

Little Birds

Kolby Fehlberg-BurnsComment

I sprained my wrist in November and wasn't able to do much in the way of working pliers, wire and little beads. So I took advantage of that and started making little birds.
 

Little Birds Cropped.jpg

I had purchased this pattern awhile ago because i just liked the little guys. The pattern is from Ann Wood and you too can get the pattern here.

She also makes these wonderful owls.

So I have been making a bunch of these little birds and giving them away to family and friends. I haven't stopped making them even though my wrist has healed!  Just a few more!

 

Thanks for listening,
Shibui


 


Hip-Bohemia Bracelets

Kolby Fehlberg-BurnsComment
Bracelet #106

Bracelet #106

Fun bracelet made up from many little bracelets.  Made so you can put on in one full step with a magnetic clasp rather than tying each one on at a time. These are fun to make using just little bits of this and that.

How about taking a class in how to make these?  I will be teaching at Benicia Beads the first weekend in October.  Give Carol at Benicia Beads a call or stop in to sign up:
126 East E St
Benicia, CA 94510
(707) 747-9094

 if you would like to take this class.  
 

Thanks for listening,
Shibui