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2007/09/18

Series "Pacific"

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A feminine interpretation of Tapa. I wanted the design to blend into the fabric, so I washed this vigorously. The bold, clear design, wh...
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No Way , Not Now...

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We leave for Wellington on Thursday, and because I've been spending time making up this portfolio/catalogue thing to give to the galleri...
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2007/09/16

My First Megg Hewlett Bag

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A while back, she liked two of the scarves I had at home so I gave them to her. At that time she promised I could have a bag of hers, but I...

The Travelling Spring Roll

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Finally, today, the pieces for Wellington were packed and... delivered to the WOW Museum. Sculptor Grant Palliser , Sculptor Tim Wraight ,...
2007/09/15

Output Years/Input Years

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I've been feeling tired, drained, and even a bit harassed by the people who are trying to help me progress my career. I thought I was ...
2007/09/13

Randy、Meg and Megg

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You must by now I am totally, unshakably and unconditionally in love with Randy Darwall and his cloth. So I admit I am unable to look at his...
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2007/09/08

Tapa-Inspired

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I've been dying to post photos of my new Pacific Tapa cloth-inspired shawls, but as hard as I try, I cannot get any good photos after th...

Modesty & Pride

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This is a difficult issue for me. In New Zealand, "working away quietly" is a great virtue; those people who do what they do, and ...
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2007/09/07

We Apologize, but No Textile, Please.

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Many galleries in New Zealand don't want textiles in their beautiful spaces. At least not handwoven textiles. I've been recommended...
2007/09/03

Fruits and Vegetables

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"The Four Seasons" was probably the first feature movie Alan Alda made; I remember it was much anticipated in 1981. It is about t...