Great minds think alike (Melissa and Kirsten!). You all probably receive the Weaving Today e-newsletter but I thought I’d share it here as well: Who Says Weavers Can’t Buy Local? What’s in your “fibershed?” As appealing as a little building…
This just came in to my e-mail. For those of you who are interested in weaving for yardage, I thought it might be of interest. Enjoy! http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/20175/the-work-of-weaver-teresa-kennard/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=eletter&utm_content=20111011-weaver-teresa-kennard&utm_campaign=threads
Please consider giving one or more beautiful spinners fleece sheep a home. They are from Lydia Grew’s original flock, her son Joe sold them on and now that owner is liquidating (- her entire 100+ acre farm in Topsfield!). SO,…
Our guest speaker this month is Roben Campbell. Roben will be doing a presentation on Shaker Textiles. If any member has anything Shaker, please bring to meeting for Show and Share. The business meeting will include – a discussion about…
I do believe I have a young weaver in the making. Our grandson, Luca, loves playing in Grammy’s fiber studio!
The NH Humanities Council is offering a free lecture next Tuesday night, 9/20, at 7 PM in the Plaistow Library. It’s titled “The great Sheep Boom and Its Enduring Legacy on the NH Landscape”. It’s an excellent lecture, given by…
This farmer loves his sheep!