Great Spirit Arts

Great Spirit Arts A variety of usable textile art, created for you and full of heart... now featuring shed/barn/mantle/mailbox quilt blocks also! Bags for any occasion and use.

Fine quilted creations for every taste and pocketbook! Heirloom quality quilts and throws. Holiday and everyday table runners and pillows. One of a kind garments for children of any age. Aprons, art smocks, and handmade Christmas stockings. CUSTOM WORK WELCOMED

Contact me today to start something wonderful! You deserve it!

Wouldn't a ready to paint quilt block make a fun and unique gift!? I can make that happen for you!
10/17/2024

Wouldn't a ready to paint quilt block make a fun and unique gift!? I can make that happen for you!

Start an order with me today for pickup at the Kiwanis Club of Brooklyn Craft show next weekend!This will be a great eve...
10/14/2024

Start an order with me today for pickup at the Kiwanis Club of Brooklyn Craft show next weekend!

This will be a great event for holiday gift shopping too.

Barn quilts are all the rage (wink wink) and I've got you covered!

09/04/2024
04/21/2024

Another photo from the beginnings of downtown Adrian (ca. 1860). This is looking at the south side of East Maumee. (About where Sass Gifts is now). Buck was a hardware store, Cole's Clothing Hall and then L.R. Damon, a millinery shop. Notice that Buck's is still a wood structure surrounded by brick buildings.
*For Civil War buffs, the Jackson Greys (Grays)were a Jackson Mich. group (90 men) that became Company B of the 1st Michigan Infantry. They fought in the 1st major battle and lost at Bull Run. This 'parade' likely took place before Bull Run and was probably intended to spur support for the Union cause, plus encourage men to volunteer. It's also possible the Jackson group took part in the Camp Williams training at Adrian College in the summer of '61.

09/21/2023

Darkness is just one of many resources which Acadia National Park and our neighboring communities seek to protect. The park has benefitted from various research studies, night sky quality assessments, and grant funds to replace many lighting fixtures to keep Acadia’s skies as free from light pollution as possible.

Humans and almost all other species on Earth need predictable and uninterrupted dark periods to keep a healthy circadian rhythm and to keep population numbers strong. Bats, birds, and bobcats are just a few of the animals of Acadia which depend on unpolluted night skies. Moths, insects, and other pollinators are also very dependent on darkness.

So as darkness falls earlier, we hope you’ll turn off your exterior lights, take a break from the screen you’re looking at right now, and use all your senses to appreciate the sights and sounds of autumn nights.

During the week of Sept 10-16, the park is offering a series of free public programs celebrating its night skies. Learn more at https://www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/stargazing.htm

(Photo by Ashley L. Conti, Friends of Acadia)

09/07/2023

Appleumpkin Bake Sale, October 14th and 15th! Mark your calendar now! Need bakers and your sweet tooth! Looking to beat last years donations!

Let me know if you need ideas. We sure know this world could use all the kindness it can get!
02/17/2023

Let me know if you need ideas. We sure know this world could use all the kindness it can get!

Hello friends! I apologize for not posting product updates lately, but I am available for custom orders.  I have a coupl...
12/07/2022

Hello friends! I apologize for not posting product updates lately, but I am available for custom orders. I have a couple of spots left for Christmas delivery if you contact me this week.

Quality custom fiber art, quality made and full of heart. Crazy quilt, hand embroidered stocking with fur cuffs, table runners, indoor and outdoor barn quilts, quilted (wine) bottle carriers, unique pencil/toiletry bags....great handmade gifts!

Thank you for supporting small business!

07/22/2022

The Michigan Community Service Commission is offering funds for Michigan organizations hosting volunteer projects on or around Sept. 11. Honoring this moment in our nation’s history by serving in your community helps transform 9/11 into a day of unity, empathy, and service. Any organizations interested, please visit the link below to apply.
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Apply here ➡️ http://ow.ly/ltU450JTWEX

Art comes in many forms. Which is your favorite?
07/15/2022

Art comes in many forms. Which is your favorite?

07/05/2022

So cool!

I won't have a stand at the market this year, so that I may focus on my family and my craftsmanship. While I'll miss the...
06/28/2022

I won't have a stand at the market this year, so that I may focus on my family and my craftsmanship.

While I'll miss the smiling faces and friendly conversation, no market booth = more time to work on your custom orders!

Now taking orders for fall and winter delivery. Fabric quilts and "barn" quilts ❤️

Me too!
06/25/2022

Me too!

New Post Update! Please see my comment in thread!

Post Update!
This is the work of Kathy Badrak

https://newspress.com/serenity-stones/

I have got to learn this...Rock Wrapping!

Found on Pinterest. There are lots of tutorial links but individual, depending on type of wrap.

(This was found on Pinterest-pls dm for credit if it is your creation)

06/13/2022

How fun! I did countless little napkin drawings with my daddy growing up where we would trade adding to an original image, usually a truck or boat. Such fond memories there!!!

06/10/2022
06/09/2022

🌈Try using an already at-home color palette with crayons, chalk, or paint, and see what you can find in nature. 🥰

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