Phoenix Rising Creative Design

11/04/2026

Meet the newest addition to Phoenix Rising Creates: a narrow tray made from reclaimed w**e barrel staves. Rustic, useful, and proof that good things deserve a second pour.

Just in time for the Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival this weekend! Come see what happens when creativity meets a little upcycling magic.

Now, the important question: What would YOU use it for? Serving snacks, displaying treasures, or finally corralling all those little things that never seem to have a home?

Take a look: https://www.phoenixrisingcreates.com/product-page/w**e-barrel-stave-narrow-tray

Explore more handmade creations: https://bit.ly/4vTxAuz

Bring a little w**e-country charm to your home with this unique tray crafted from a rustic w**e barrel stave. Natural wood grain, warm tones, and gently rounded edges give it a distinctive, timeworn character that adds rustic appeal wherever you use it. Perfect for serving cheeses, crackers, cured m...

10/30/2026

Meet the new w**e barrel stave wall sconce from Phoenix Rising Creates!

Made from reclaimed w**e barrel wood, it gives your favorite bottle a second life as rustic wall décor. Add flowers for a little extra personality—or keep it w**e-country simple.

Now the important question: Flowers, w**e bottle, or both?

See the new piece here: https://www.phoenixrisingcreates.com/product-page/w**ebarrelstavewallsconce

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Add a touch of rustic charm to your home with this handcrafted w**e bottle wall sconce. Featuring reclaimed wood with rich, weathered tones and a copper-colored metal bottle holder, this unique piece blends farmhouse character with an industrial-inspired accent. Perfect for a kitchen, dining room, w...

10/26/2026

I’ve been busy in the studio making new things, and this one might be a new favorite!

I turned a w**e barrel stave into a Horizontal Propagation Board with five glass tubes for rooting plant cuttings. I love giving old materials a second life, especially when they get to help something new grow.

I’m making these just in time for the Recycle Santa Fe art festival, November 6–8!

Take a peek at the new creation:
https://www.phoenixrisingcreates.com/product-page/horizontal-propagation-board

And if you’re coming to Recycle Santa Fe, I’d love for you to stop by and say hi!

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10/22/2026

Join me at Santa Fe this Friday, October 23, from 12–4 PM to learn to piece and quilt a classic Nine Patch!

Come sew with me. Let’s make something!

Sign up here: https://hacersantafe.com/products/learn-to-quilt-piece-and-quilt-a-nine-patch?start=2026-10-01T00:00&select=2026-10-23T12:00

Have you always wanted to quilt, but didn't know where to start? This class is for you! Students will be guided through piecing, quilting, and binding a four-patch quilt block. Level: Advanced Beginner (You can sew a straight line on a machine.) Pre-requisite: Intro to Sewing or familiarity with sew...

10/20/2026

Six lovely ladies joined us at the studio for a full day of making things, sharing laughs, and letting their creativity run wild.

Morning: rope bowls. Afternoon: fabric painting. And Curt handled lunch, so nobody had to ask, “When are we eating?” Win-win.

Your next girls’ day out could look a little different. Bring your favorite people, try something new, and leave with something you made yourself.

Ready to plan your creative getaway? Book your studio experience: https://www.phoenixrisingcreates.com/book-online

10/14/2026

Post detailsI’m happy to share that I’ve teamed up with , a fiber and fabric shop, to teach classes in October and December!

I’ll be sharing some creative know-how, learning alongside fellow makers, and probably encouraging a few new craft obsessions. Because apparently, we don't have enough projects waiting for us at home. 😉

Santa Fe friends, what craft have you always wanted to learn—or what’s the next thing you want to make?

Find the classes and details here: https://hacersantafe.com/pages/classes

Join Hacer’s knitting, crocheting, quilting, sewing and felting classes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, our workshops and community meet-ups provide inspiration and skill-building. Explore our class schedule today!

10/06/2026

Seven quilts went in. Two came home with ribbons.

The Northern New Mexico Quilt Guild’s biennial show brought together more than 200 quilts at the Santa Fe Convention Center, and I was honored to have seven of mine included.

Two received recognition from a professional, certified NACQJ judge:

Sandhill Cranes — Red Ribbon, Art Quilt Pictorial/Whimsical
Origami Flowers — Yellow Ribbon, Alternative Technique

I’m especially pleased about Sandhill Cranes. Art quilting is my chosen genre, and this piece is the first in an original series I’ll be working on this winter.

So now I have two ribbons, a little validation, and a whole lot of work ahead of me.

Which would you choose: the cranes or the origami flowers?

See more of my work by clicking the link in my bio.

10/01/2026

A little trip down memory lane before I pack for Northern New Mexico Quilt Guild Quilt Fiesta Oct 2-3.

I’m heading to Quilt Fiesta in Santa Fe, and I thought I’d share a few pieces from my past work.

Some are old favorites. Some remind me how much my work has evolved. And, of course, there are always a few pieces that make me think, “Yep, I’d still make that one.”

I’ll be bringing some of my work to Quilt Fiesta, so if you’re attending, come find me and say hello!

Which of these would you want hanging in your home?

Get the Quilt Fiesta details - https://www.phoenixrisingcreates.com/events

09/23/2026

Quilters, I have a question: How many quilts are too many quilts?

I’m pretty sure the answer is not a number I’m willing to admit.

I’ll be at Northern New Mexico Quilt Guild Fiesta in Santa Fe on October 2–3, surrounded by beautiful quilts, creative people and plenty of inspiration. And yes, I’ll have Phoenix Rising Creates with me.

If you love quilting, handmade art and finding something you absolutely did not need but suddenly cannot live without, come see me!

Save the date and come say hello. I’d love to see you there.

Get the details: https://bit.ly/4vTxAuz

What’s your weakness at a quilt show—the fabric, the tools, the quilts… or all of the above?