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2007/01/31

Day 3: Special Weavers' Hour (Followed by Afternoon Tea)

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I recant (again!). Lloyd was a perfect gentleman (the way I knew him to be) and we worked out a way for him to sand the spackle and paint t...
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2007/01/30

Obviously, You're New at This

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In the last two days, two people have commented thus. I'm not taking offense, because I am new at this, but I want to know what gives. ...
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Day 2: Attempted Robbery, Ashford Spinning Wheel, and Sand Paper

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*** Warning: Unweaverly Language and Many Exclamation Marks!! *** Pay attention; this was all in one day. I forgot how wild and dangerous...
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Shawl Seven, "Deep"

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It's a too early in the day and I don't have good light, but this is the first photo of the last piece. The warp was in a variegat...
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Day 1: Beach Day

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It was a glorious Beach Day (at least until 3 in the afternoon) and the last day of a three-day weekend. Nelsonians don't go to see art ...
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2007/01/29

Funny Feeling / The Purpose of an Exhibit(ion)

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I just finished the last piece. It needs to be fringed in the gallery tomorrow, and washed and pressed at home, but on Tuesday it can be hu...
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2007/01/28

Exhibit(ion) Eve

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It's been an interesting journey. And it's not over yet; in fact, I can't believe my reLAXed attitude about finishing the last ...
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The Almost-World Premier of a Tiny Weaving Exhibit(ion) Part 3

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"Rabbit Island"; the grass, the sand, the water, I see it. Your mother got you started on weaving. That's a nice little loom....
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The Almost-World Premier of a Tiny Weaving Exhibit(ion) Part 2

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"Wave"; this one is blue on one side and green on the other. "Bubble" "Gentle" Oh, what a bright room. I thin...

The Almost-World Premier of a Tiny Weaving Exhibit(ion) Part 1

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This must be the place. Mind the steps. Oh I think I've seen that picture before... "Wind Print" "Deep" - I wonder...
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