Showing posts with label ANWG Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANWG Conference. Show all posts
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Trails - Selling
There were several garments in the competition that were woven with RedFish Yarn. This Scarf won the Complex Weaver Award.
Some of the classes for this Conference started Friday, the main Conference started today and some are next week. Very strange. There were a lot of shoppers out today. The banquet and Keynote Speaker were tonight from 6 to 9, so all the vendors decided to leave at 7. We walked the Riverwalk to Downtown to have dinner. Spokane is a very beautiful city with parks and lots of art along the river.
I especially like this Metal Sculpture.
The Spokane River goes right through the middle of downtown Spokane and there are 2 waterfalls. One is natural and one is man made, it's a serious river. At this time of the year it is very swollen with melt off and moving very fast. The amount of water is unbelievable.
weaving, katazome, kimono
ANWG Conference,
RedFish DyeWorks,
silk,
Spokane
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Trails - Selling
Things you don't notice when you pull into your motel dead tired and just want to sleep.
The Hell's Angel's Spokane Headquarters are across the street.
Next to them is the Crisis Center for Women and Children.
On the other side is a small park for children.
Our Motel has an Espresso Shop called Busty's Bikini Espresso where the girls running it wear bikinis.
Evidently the bikers help keep the husbands away from the Crisis Center and keep the park safe for the kids.
The bikini girls are very friendly and cute. They are making a mint from the guys in trucks.
The area is very quite and the beds are good. A fun neighborhood.
We set up today and started selling tonight. Nine to nine are the hours we are working at this Conference. Forgot to take the camera, no pictures tonight.
weaving, katazome, kimono
ANWG Conference,
RedFish DyeWorks,
Spokane,
weaving
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Trails - Camping
Left Butte and stopped at the Grant-Kohrs National Monument for a stamp. This is one of the oldest cattle ranches in the west. Kohrs ran cattle over 10 million acres of land. We thought the ranch would be about cattle but the monument was about the cowboys who worked the ranch and how they lived.

Spent too much time here and had to hustle to get to Spokane before dark.
This is the Cook at his Chuck Wagon, he explained how the cowboys were fed when they were away from the ranch and gave us Cowboy Coffee. It was good! He also had a hat band that was hitched horse hair. He told us where the Montana State Prison shop was so we had to go look at the hitchings.
Made it with plenty of time, start work tomorrow, again.
weaving, katazome, kimono
ANWG Conference,
Montana,
RedFish DyeWorks,
weaving,
Wyoming
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