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2006/05/25

To Bead or Not To Bead

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Yes, I have noticed beads have been in vogue this century; in fact probably for over a decade now. And I understand neither you nor I are in...
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2006/05/24

Working Alone, Living in This World

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For the first seven years of my life, I was an only child; for the first ten years of school, I went to a Catholic school in Tokyo about an...
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2006/05/17

Content and Confident

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Today, quite unplanned, I booked a small gallery for an exhibit next February. It will be my first. The gravity of this action may yet com...
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2006/05/15

The Warp and Weft of Weavers

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This is the way I see it. The warp is time, and the weft, distance. There have been many, many weavers over the centuries, in probably every...
2006/05/13

Why Do I Love to Weave?

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My physiotherapist Aramoana asked me why I love to weave. I had never thought about this, but I heard myself tell her, "I get an adrena...
2006/05/10

Back in the Game

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In mid-March, after six weeks of pain, I was told I had tendonitis, and to avoid activities which put stress on my right wrist and lower arm...
2006/05/01

Secret Lives of Weavers

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Weavers share a loving, secret, almost guilty relationship with our stash. Just thinking about it fills us with love, happiness, excitement...
2006/04/30

This Too Shall Pass

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Red Art Gallery on Bridge Street is one of my favorite places in Nelson. It’s a NZ art gallery cum picture framer cum Oriental antiques deal...