Loch Nest Farm Tapestries

Reduce, reuse, repair, repurpose.

Keeping it weird is easier for some of us than others.

Homegrown pride!

Homegrown pride!

They say the best fertilizer is the farmer's footprint. It seems the birds, ruminants, horses, and dogs have been helping!

Homegrown pride!

A quick reminder and brief checklist to remind farmers, workers, and guests that their hands, shoes, and tools can carry pathogens.

Layers of illusory sheer lace seem to be attached to this sophisticated printed design.

About a week's worth of fabulous Goth outfits: leather, fishnet, plaid, and graphic tees.

Vintage and Victorian school awards -- some originals, some re-created from out-of-copyright graphics, all chosen for that antique-ephemera charm.

Bright orange costume-party dresses from a variety of eras!

Southern pagans: We exist, occasionally!

For styling a midsummer grimoire or divining what the watermelon seeds have to say.

For the colorful culinary palate.

Richly colored jewels describe a vivid rainbow.

Geese are the best, have I mentioned?

Every year, every season.

Come in! Come in! This design repurposes out-of-copyright vintage graphics to create a scene that combines community-minded action with wide-open spaces.

Original designs are collaged and layered together to create a retro impression.

Patterns and motifs have a bolder and brighter take on classic fall/winter tones, while the chalkboard script below expresses the happiness of chosen family. All the colors in the illustrations match the tones in the original photos, taken on a sunny day in a pick-your-own apple orchard.

A hippopotamus for Christmas, or anytime, really.

Eat local all year round! These ice cream scoops are "flavored" with springtime strawberries; summer figs; autumn peanuts and berries; and winter citrus. All the photos are originals taken while we were making jams and spreads; the produce was either home-grown or very locally sourced.

A trio of Regency-era neoclassical gowns and a pair of original cameos form a softly-hued, compelling arrangement.

Plantings should be useful.

An original illustration of a young dryad.

She only wears shoes on two of her feet.

An in-progress painting of a heart-topped Bi Pride flag.

Green photo letters spell out a cheeky double entrendre for the glasshouse farmers among us.

Black, white, and red patterns with a floral flair.

Turkey, pie, and cranberry sauce in a can.

All-original art of watermelon-flavored desserts.

Blending colors and a classic icon of counterculture are a groovy approach to pride.

A dark and a light tiger shrimp demonstrate perfect balance within a circular pool of cocktail sauce.

Patterns and motifs in a bolder and brighter take on classic fall/winter tones. All the colors in the illustrations match the tones in the original photos, taken on a sunny day in a pick-your-own apple orchard.

Faux-accented with the illusion of gold nautical buttons and a stitched heraldic patch, this striking non sequitur came from an interview in a documentary about the re-burial of the Romanov remains.

A cute, minimalist modern icon gives a playful take on traditional turmeric.