Kudzu Mama

Kudzu Mama Lighting and artwork made from kudzu vines

Did you know Kudzu was used for cloth thousands of years ago and is still being made today in Japan? šŸ§µ Next Sunday, Marc...
02/27/2025

Did you know Kudzu was used for cloth thousands of years ago and is still being made today in Japan? šŸ§µ Next Sunday, March 9th at 1 PM, letā€™s explore the hidden talents of this often misunderstood plant. Weā€™ll uncover its many uses, from root to flower, and talk about the ancient art of extracting its incredible fiber, known as kuzu-fu. Ready to be surprised? Join me! 2nd photo shows kudzu vine lampshades, kuzu-fu earrings attached to kudzu leaf paper cards, kudzu blossom jelly

Focusing on the simple beauty of the fog this morning and thinking of womanā€™s work and what that means now. Do your best...
11/08/2024

Focusing on the simple beauty of the fog this morning and thinking of womanā€™s work and what that means now. Do your best today loved ones.

Yesterday I lived on a bliss cloud on the mountain. Being able to look across the yard from my booth and see my weaving...
11/03/2024

Yesterday I lived on a bliss cloud on the mountain. Being able to look across the yard from my booth and see my weaving or spinning away on the porch. It was such a special day and we get to do it again today! Roundtop Folk Festival 12-4 in the Historic Park ! Crafts for kids, vendors, music and food trucks on what is looking to be a beautiful day!

Roundtop Folk Festival at starts today from10-4 and tomorrow from 12-4. Lots of creative handwork and 19th century demo...
11/02/2024

Roundtop Folk Festival at starts today from10-4 and tomorrow from 12-4. Lots of creative handwork and 19th century demonstrations will be showcased! My sweet will be spinning wool on one of our spinning wheels too! My mama heart is happyā¤ļø Itā€™s a beautiful foggy fall morning up here today. More photos to come! Come see us!

Halloween flashbacks with my Lil Chicken and my Little Batman (and his sidekick Doll) And then there are the baby pum...
10/31/2024

Halloween flashbacks with my Lil Chicken and my Little Batman (and his sidekick Doll) And then there are the baby pumpkin shoes that are now officially 22 years oldšŸ§” Happy Halloween yā€™all!

The Lions mane returns as a nice round bum.
10/19/2024

The Lions mane returns as a nice round bum.

Holiday Post Heads-up! I finally have my schedule straight and have been getting inquiries as to whether I will be doin...
10/14/2024

Holiday Post Heads-up! I finally have my schedule straight and have been getting inquiries as to whether I will be doing any decorating this year. Because of time restraints, I will be available here in the Shoals, Huntsville and Fayetteville,TN areas this year. I am currently taking orders for wreaths and garland. I am limited to 15 mailbox orders this year.
Prices are-
$85- single mailbox topper
$150- double saddle mailbo
$95-simple decorated mixed greenery wreath
$200- heavily decorated mixed greenery wreath
$10/ ft - decorated mixed greenery garland

Bows included.
$25 deposit to my Venmo@bethblairphillips or CashApp -$kudzumama will secure your order. I plan on delivering/installing the week of and directly after Thanksgiving.

Iā€™m spending this beautiful morning harvesting kudzu by the Tennessee River and stockpiling material for future paper an...
10/13/2024

Iā€™m spending this beautiful morning harvesting kudzu by the Tennessee River and stockpiling material for future paper and fiber and sculptures. Thank you for letting me harvest from your grounds. Itā€™s such a special space.

Turnip carving results from our Makers on the Mountain Turnip carving demo today. We thought they turned at way creepie...
10/12/2024

Turnip carving results from our Makers on the Mountain Turnip carving demo today. We thought they turned at way creepier than pumpkinsā€¦ evil spirits donā€™t have a chance at Burritt on the Mountain

Weā€™re carving turnips today . The first traditional ā€™jack-o-lanternsā€™. A tradition brought to the south by Irish immigr...
10/12/2024

Weā€™re carving turnips today . The first traditional ā€™jack-o-lanternsā€™. A tradition brought to the south by Irish immigrants who original carved faces in turnips to ward off ā€˜evil spiritsā€™ during the Celtic festival of Samhain. They switched to pumpkins because turnips were not as readily available and discovered that they were actually much easier to carve than turnips.

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