Sunday, April 25, 2010
Dish Towel Exchange
Rules for the 2010/2011 Dish Towel Exchange
Kitchen towels must be handwoven.
Fiber: cotton, linen, cottolin, ramie or hemp
Size: MINIMUM 18” BY 25” finished (and they could be as large as 22” by 30”). Be sure to allow for shrinkage!
Finishing: hemmed or hemstitched, washed and pressed
Paperwork: Attach your name and pattern drawdown, including the source of pattern if not original, to each towel, type of yarn used.
Quantity: Six towels.
Deadline for signing up: May 1st, 2010 – Please contact Liana O’Bannon (w.spin.t@hotmail.com)
Deadline for towel delivery to the Liana O’Bannon – April meeting, 2011
Towel exchange May meeting, 2012. If you want your towels mailed to you, you must pay the postage.
You do not have to belong to T.H.A.T. Guild to participate. Feel free to invite friends to join in the fun.
weaving, katazome, kimono
Dish towel exchange,
T.H.A.T. Guild
Friday, April 16, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Trails - Packing
We are in high gear with our packing. Leave first thing in the morning. CNCH is a fun conference as we know tons of people there. We will be staying at the Extended Stay, our home away from home.
weaving, katazome, kimono
CNCH,
RedFish DyeWorks,
spinning,
weaving
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Life
I am without a computer! I feel like my right hand is tied behind my back and I'm running is circles. I use a laptop and right in the middle of a nasty letter to at&t, my screen went blank! The battery is over 5 years old so I ordered a new one, hoping that is the problem. Having to use a work computer is annoying, it has a mouse, I haven't used a mouse in years. We leave for Santa Clara Wednesday, if the battery is not here by Tuesday, I'm heading for the Apple Store.
We will be at CNCH this coming weekend, then from there we go to Phoenix for IWC. Two weaving conferences in a row. I'm excited.
We will be at CNCH this coming weekend, then from there we go to Phoenix for IWC. Two weaving conferences in a row. I'm excited.
weaving, katazome, kimono
CNCH,
IWC,
RedFish DyeWorks,
spinning,
weaving
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