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Molly Thompson

Makers Gotta Make

January 2021 My mother told me that from the time I was a very little girl I was always making…
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RESPONDING TO COVID 19 – I continue to print and fill orders safely from my home studio. I have added Face Masks to my product line. They are available in my SHOP.

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How hip is your Dad? Father’s Day is June 20. Ge

How hip is your Dad? Father’s Day is June 20. Get him an apron for the grill, kitchen or garden.30 different designs.Order at prettyflours.com#fathersday #fathersdaygifts #dad #apron

Oh my, it’s me in the summer issue of Edible Mai

Oh my, it’s me in the summer issue of Edible Maine magazine! Thanks so much guys.@ediblemaine @cailielwell @nicole_wolf_photography @christine.rudalevige @franklinprinting @lemontblockcollective @prettyflours #prettyflours

Its porch coffee season in Maine. We have interest

Its porch coffee season in Maine. We have interesting seasons in my adopted, beloved state. There’s winter, our longest season, where many of us walk around asking ourselves “Just why do I live here?” And summer, which starts quite late but never fails to give us the answer to the aforementioned question. And then there’s porch coffee season. This one comes twice a year, sandwiched between winter and summer (when it is also commonly referred to as construction season or mud season) and then again between summer and winter (referred to as oh damn, batten down the hatches, winter is coming season). Porch coffee season is short in duration, but my very favorite time of year..#maine #madeinmaine #mainemaker #porchlife

Oh, did I mention that I’m a grandmother now? Th

Oh, did I mention that I’m a grandmother now? This is Oona Clare, nine weeks old, chatting with her mommy. You’ll want to turn on the sound and listen to her sing.

Welcome to my newly renovated studio. Thanks to @t

Welcome to my newly renovated studio. Thanks to @timbermcmahon, @evelyn.fieldroy (and my buff and muscular husband of course) my studio is now a glorious place to create in.#prettyflours #rosemont_artists #mainemakers #happyplace #studio

Meet Ece, supplier of the beautiful, organic, Turk

Meet Ece, supplier of the beautiful, organic, Turkish, flour sack cotton products that I print on. I have been working with Ece for the past 18 months, communicating frequently between Maine and Virginia, but only online and by phone. Last weekend, we met in person for the very first time and it felt like a homecoming. Together, we have weathered a pandemic, sharing from a distance, our fears about its effects on our businesses, our livelihoods, our relationships. In the midst of it all, a few weeks ago Ece got married and I became a grandmother. We are partners and friends and I am so grateful to have her at my side.@roches_home #floursacktowels #floursack #prettyflours

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