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CNCHGuilds - CNCH

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2017 – Asilomar. 2014 Oakland – Branch out with Fibers. 2016 – Modesto. Member guilds of CNCH are handweaving and spinning guilds in communities throughout Northern California and Northern Nevada. These groups are the local organizations where our individual members meet and enjoy the benefits of guild participation and being a part of CNCH. Area 1 – South Bay Guilds. Black Sheep Handweavers Guild. Glenna Harris Weavers Guild. Santa Cruz Handweavers Guild. Area 2 – Central Valley Guilds. Woodside Village...

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Nurseknit: Fashion Amusements

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Musings of a Knitting Spinning Felting Dyeing Braiding Aficionado. Friday, May 04, 2007. Two websites have received my attention. The first one. Http:/ www.cbi.nl/marketinfo/cbi/ Fashion Forecasts - European. Has an insightful download area that apparently outlines what consumers will have available fin the future.You will have to register but I found it was worth it to download the pdfs- WOW. Addendum 1/08- now Yu have to pay big bucks so forget that one! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mass produce...

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blue lace fiesta: The Haul

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Sticks are for knitting, not for hitting piñatas. The weekend before last, my mom and I went to Stitches West. Since I no longer attend a regular knitting or spinning group, and haven't been to a Spindles and Flyers. Guild meeting recently, it was great to see so many people I hadn't seen for some time. Here are this year's purchases. Rios in Purple Mystery. Pashmina in Duchess, to make a cardigan ( Atelier. Non-yarn purchases included some fat quarters from A Verb for Keeping Warm. I'm off to swatch!

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Bay Area California Handweaving Guilds | Loom and Shuttle Guild

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Loom and Shuttle Guild. A San Francisco based weaving guild. Schools and Classes in Weaving and Fiber Arts. Bay Area California Handweaving Guilds. Bay Area California Handweaving Guilds. Conference of Northern California Handweavers www.cnch.org/guilds/. Diablo Weavers Guild Walnut Creek www.diabloweavers.org/. Golden Gate Weavers Berkeley email: valborgthomas@yahoo.com. Loom and Shuttle Guild San Francisco www.loomandshuttleguild.org. Spindles and Flyers El Cerrito www.spindlesandflyers.org/.

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Wooly Stuff: April 2007

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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving (in no particular order). Wednesday, April 25, 2007. I spent last weekend at CNCH. Learning how to weave knotted cut pile rugs with Sara Lamb. It was easily the most enjoyable workshop I've done in years. Asilomar was lovely, even though the weather didn't cooperate very well - it was rainy on and off throughout the weekend. I don't remember seeing any deer at the conference two years ago, but they were out in abundance. For inspiration, see Sara Lamb's web page.

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Wooly Stuff: February 2006

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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving (in no particular order). Tuesday, February 07, 2006. DIY Knitting Graph Paper. A few years back, I took a knitting class where you had to bring your own knitting graph paper. I searched high and low for it, and finally ended up getting it mail order from all the way across the country. But now, you can make your own. Asymmetric Graph Paper PDF Generator. Posted by Nancy at 8:14 PM. Wednesday, February 01, 2006. I've watched Monty Python's Flying Circus. San Francisco, CA.

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Wooly Stuff: March 2006

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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving (in no particular order). Monday, March 13, 2006. The Skeleton in the Garage. Once upon a time, I found a pattern in Vogue Knitting. It was in the Winter 1990/1991 issue. It was cute. It had little cable darts in just the right places to make your waist look like a waist. It had a nice collar, and it was knit in a comfy-looking tweedy wool blend yarn. I had only knit one other sweater before this one, but I was feeling relatively confident. Fast forward 12 years. My 9- and...

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Wooly Stuff: February 2007

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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving (in no particular order). Wednesday, February 07, 2007. Not my first warp. The loom's. I've been gloating about my Craigslist score to several friends, so now it's time to gloat about it to the entire internet (or at least to the few of you who may actually read this blog). Threw it in the back of the car. It fits, even with a kid in the back seat! It wasn't until we got home and I took a good look at it that I realized that it has never. Posted by Nancy at 1:21 PM. Cardwoven ...

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Wooly Stuff: November 2006

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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving (in no particular order). Thursday, November 09, 2006. Cardwoven Calligraphy Spells F-U-N! I've become something of a cardweaving maniac over the past few months. I took a class in basic cardweaving from Gudrun Polak. Last year, but all that C-clamp business just didn't appeal to me. I mean really, what if I'm in the middle something and the kids need to use the dining room table for something crazy like eating. So, at CNCH. I also picked up a copy of Linda Hendrickson's.