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2007/07/30

Life Cannot Get Back to Normal Now

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It feels like a lifetime ago I had this piece of cake at the Red Gallery in the morning before I left for Northland. I had a good time away...
2007/07/17

Georgina's Baby Blanket #2

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Yes, you heard me right; this is the second baby blanket. I'll post the details of the cost of inexperience, tomorrow if I can find the...
2007/07/12

Megg Hewlett Says...

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I love some of the words and thoughts that come out of Megg's mouth. One of the things we were talking about was our different approach...

Mindblowing Ideas

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The scarf belongs to Jay Farnsworth, created by Miranda Brown. From what I can tell, it was woven in twill, then dyed using shibori/tie-dye...
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2007/07/08

Megg Hewlett and Colors

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Last week, when I met with Megg Hewlett , we talked how a joint exhibit can have creative coherence, and discussed using similar colors. We...
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My Treasure

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I was given this wool scarf for Christmas in 1961. I can't remember by whom, but most likely it was Jane McCoid, the most beautiful, fa...
2007/07/07

My First Collapsed Weave

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True story. My first floor loom was built by a doctor for his wife in the 60's or the 70's or the 80's in Waikato; the couple b...

Edwin Sumun Photographs

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©Edwin Sumun. Photograph posted with permission. Eddie is a theater guy, an actor/producer?/director/teacher ?, as well as a semi-professio...
2007/07/04

I Want to be a Good Weaver (Area Exhibit Opening Part 4)

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It appears to me that in the past, the Best Use of Color award in the Area Exhibits have been awarded to colorful pieces, not necessarily o...
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2007/07/03

Arts Marketing Stapler

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I still admire the combination of beauty/quirkiness/interest and utility.