Friends, this may be a bit out of your wheelhouse and I realize that a CB loom may be too basic to ask this group, but I’m trying to assist someone in Canada with her loom - via long distance emails.

Shuttles, Spindles and Skeins is worth the short drive to Boulder Also the Museum of History and Science (used to be Natural History) in Denver always has fabulous exhibits. May still be Italian Ren.

Thanks, Marg. Yes I’m aware of the downloads. I have both hardbound books myself from many years ago and they mean so much more to me than printer copies! :+). And - I already have a buyer. He respond

I have an almost new RUG WEAVING TECHNIQUES, Beyond the Basics, Peter Collingwood, 1992 Perfect shape I am selling this on behalf of my local weavers guild. We have an annual sale of donated items, an

Texsolv cord available thru most weaving vendors

Holly, I can admit that I was the crazy American laying on my back snapping photos upwards thru the industrial weaving looms at Pringle Mills. There are several mills and outlets throughout the countr

If anyone can give me information on this issue: I work on all makes of looms all of the time and have encountered Bergmans, which are a favorite in this part of the country because they were made in

Maybe Green Tree Ranch. They made Country Side (I believe) Looms in Colorado. Closed now but Debra Chandler, originally Debbie Redding, is the daugher of the makers. She would be able to confirm for y

Darlene, I totally agree with your critique. I can’t think of a company that has ever given me better service. So many updates on Windows and it seemed as tho every one kicked out my FW, but Bob has a

And you shouldn’t even respond by email saying ‘put me on a do not call list’. When you do, you’re responding with an ‘active’ email. Now they know that you’re real and may find other ways to approach

Here is one of your websites From a happily retired USFS forester who started my career as a fire fighter 😊 Liz M https://mobile.twitter.com/r5_fire_news?ref_src=twsrc%5Eappleios%7Ctwcamp%5Esafari%7Ct

I think it's a really healthy thing to always learn, whether it's weaving or computer technology, and if it benefits the group overall then yes and thanks for your efforts. Liz Moncrief

Oh dear. Can someone take this down please. Sorry. I was trying to send to a fellow weaver who isn't on this site.

Ive been on Weavetech for many years. It's open to more advanced weavers. They really bristle at beginners questions. Sign up! At least once a week there is a relevant discussion. And hey, don't we lo

yes Pauline. it is available in Weavers Issue 26. It was reprinted with permission and I found it on the internet but don't remember where or how....but to avoid getting myself into trouble, I'll send

Inga, here is a suggestion, tho it may be a bit too loose for what you have in mind. We started a Mentor/Mentee group in one of my local guilds. One or two people need to administer it, line up pairs