CWJ


Su Butler
 

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring. 

 

Thanks,

Su Butler


Kathy Warner
 

That is the latest issue, according to the website.  Yikes.

Kathy Warner

On Jan 12, 2023, at 11:20 AM, Su Butler <Teach2Weave@...> wrote:

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring.  
 
Thanks,
Su Butler


Sandaidh
 

My issue dated June 2022 just arrived yesterday (11 January 2023).

Sandy
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From: Su Butler
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To: weavetech@groups.io
Subject: [weavetech] CWJ


HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition. Has anyone else received issues later than that date?? I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response. My membership is up to date, just no Journals. Would like to know how others are faring.



Thanks,

Su Butler




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Sue Anne Sullivan
 

The website lists these as the upcoming journal dates this year:

2023-4 Publication Schedule: 
June 2023
October 2023 
February 2024

On Jan 12, 2023, at 11:23 AM, Kathy Warner <kbwarner2@...> wrote:

That is the latest issue, according to the website.  Yikes.

Kathy Warner

On Jan 12, 2023, at 11:20 AM, Su Butler <Teach2Weave@...> wrote:

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring.  
 
Thanks,
Su Butler



Teresa Ruch
 

I heard a rumour that it was a paper supply issue. 
Teresa Ruch

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 12:05 PM Sue Anne Sullivan <sueannesullivan55@...> wrote:
The website lists these as the upcoming journal dates this year:

2023-4 Publication Schedule: 
June 2023
October 2023 
February 2024

On Jan 12, 2023, at 11:23 AM, Kathy Warner <kbwarner2@...> wrote:

That is the latest issue, according to the website.  Yikes.

Kathy Warner

On Jan 12, 2023, at 11:20 AM, Su Butler <Teach2Weave@...> wrote:

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring.  
 
Thanks,
Su Butler



Brenda Andrewson
 

I received the June 2022 issue today also. 

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From: weavetech@groups.io <weavetech@groups.io> on behalf of Sandaidh <sandaidh@...>
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2023 1:31:38 PM
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My issue dated June 2022 just arrived yesterday (11 January 2023).

Sandy
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From: Su Butler
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2023 2:20 PM
To: weavetech@groups.io
Subject: [weavetech] CWJ


HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized
the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received
issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but
have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no
Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring.



Thanks,

Su Butler

 


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Ruth MacGregor
 

Hi All,

 

This is your CWJ Editor here with a snapshot of the current situation. The June 2022 issue is (finally) out in the mail and will arrive in mailboxes soon (I'm happy to see that some have already received it!). The October 2022 and February 2023 issues, on the other hand, are still on my desk, waiting to be ready for print.

 

The delays of the past year have been a blend of things within my control and things completely beyond it. On my end, a series of family issues and illness that have caused slowdowns in getting issues finished and sent out for print. Beyond my reach, our printer has experienced ongoing supply-chain disruptions over the past year and a half (first it was paper, then mailing envelopes).

 

Ultimately though, the responsibility for any and all delays resides with the Editor, no matter what the cause – therefore, mea culpa. I say that humbly and sincerely.

 

Despite these unhappy circumstances, I can assure you of this: CW budgets for three issues of our Journal every year; and each year, every member will receive the three issues to which they are entitled. Even when an issue is published quite a bit later than the date printed on its cover, we don't (and will not) skip any issues. Our amazing Membership Chair makes sure that despite the fluid publication schedule, every member whose membership was current at the time of intended publication will receive a copy of that issue.

 

We are making progress, slowly. If you have friends who've taken on an editorial role, you can point to me as the embodiment of a cautionary tale. The message: it's much easier to stay on top of a schedule than it is to catch up, once you've fallen behind.

 

I offer my apologies to all members of CW, in hopes that 2023 will see our publications return to their proper places on the calendar.

 

Ruth MacGregor

Editor, Complex Weavers Journal


SANDRA HUTTON
 

Very nicely explained, Ruth.

Sandy Hutton



Sent from Samsung Galaxy smartphone.


-------- Original message --------
From: Ruth MacGregor <ruthmacg@...>
Date: 1/13/23 1:44 AM (GMT-07:00)
To: weavetech@groups.io
Subject: Re: [weavetech] CWJ

Hi All,

 

This is your CWJ Editor here with a snapshot of the current situation. The June 2022 issue is (finally) out in the mail and will arrive in mailboxes soon (I'm happy to see that some have already received it!). The October 2022 and February 2023 issues, on the other hand, are still on my desk, waiting to be ready for print.

 

The delays of the past year have been a blend of things within my control and things completely beyond it. On my end, a series of family issues and illness that have caused slowdowns in getting issues finished and sent out for print. Beyond my reach, our printer has experienced ongoing supply-chain disruptions over the past year and a half (first it was paper, then mailing envelopes).

 

Ultimately though, the responsibility for any and all delays resides with the Editor, no matter what the cause – therefore, mea culpa. I say that humbly and sincerely.

 

Despite these unhappy circumstances, I can assure you of this: CW budgets for three issues of our Journal every year; and each year, every member will receive the three issues to which they are entitled. Even when an issue is published quite a bit later than the date printed on its cover, we don't (and will not) skip any issues. Our amazing Membership Chair makes sure that despite the fluid publication schedule, every member whose membership was current at the time of intended publication will receive a copy of that issue.

 

We are making progress, slowly. If you have friends who've taken on an editorial role, you can point to me as the embodiment of a cautionary tale. The message: it's much easier to stay on top of a schedule than it is to catch up, once you've fallen behind.

 

I offer my apologies to all members of CW, in hopes that 2023 will see our publications return to their proper places on the calendar.

 

Ruth MacGregor

Editor, Complex Weavers Journal


Lorelei Caracausa
 

Thank you Ruth for the update, it is nice to be kept in the loop so I don't start down that long, dark worry road.
BTW, my issue came yesterday, too.  Now to find time to read it.

On Fri, Jan 13, 2023, 2:44 AM Ruth MacGregor <ruthmacg@...> wrote:

Hi All,

 

This is your CWJ Editor here with a snapshot of the current situation. The June 2022 issue is (finally) out in the mail and will arrive in mailboxes soon (I'm happy to see that some have already received it!). The October 2022 and February 2023 issues, on the other hand, are still on my desk, waiting to be ready for print.

 

The delays of the past year have been a blend of things within my control and things completely beyond it. On my end, a series of family issues and illness that have caused slowdowns in getting issues finished and sent out for print. Beyond my reach, our printer has experienced ongoing supply-chain disruptions over the past year and a half (first it was paper, then mailing envelopes).

 

Ultimately though, the responsibility for any and all delays resides with the Editor, no matter what the cause – therefore, mea culpa. I say that humbly and sincerely.

 

Despite these unhappy circumstances, I can assure you of this: CW budgets for three issues of our Journal every year; and each year, every member will receive the three issues to which they are entitled. Even when an issue is published quite a bit later than the date printed on its cover, we don't (and will not) skip any issues. Our amazing Membership Chair makes sure that despite the fluid publication schedule, every member whose membership was current at the time of intended publication will receive a copy of that issue.

 

We are making progress, slowly. If you have friends who've taken on an editorial role, you can point to me as the embodiment of a cautionary tale. The message: it's much easier to stay on top of a schedule than it is to catch up, once you've fallen behind.

 

I offer my apologies to all members of CW, in hopes that 2023 will see our publications return to their proper places on the calendar.

 

Ruth MacGregor

Editor, Complex Weavers Journal


Sara von Tresckow
 

The June issue arrived and it lovely - keep up the nice work.

Sara von Tresckow, Fond du Lac, WI
sarav@...
Author of “When a Single Harness Simply Isn’t Enough”
http://www.woolgatherers.com Öxabäck Looms, Ashford products, yarns, books
and more - visit us in Fond du Lac or contact us about your weaving/spinning
needs


Patty C
 

Hi Ruth

The most important thing is that you and your family are safe and well!  It's been a couple of rough years in so many ways. 

I'm glad to hear that you are fine.  And, appreciate all the hard work that you put in to give us all the CWJ. Thank you!

The e-version is on the website for those who can access it while their print version makes it's way through the mail.

Take care, Thank you for all your work.

Patty


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On 01/13/23 04:44 AM, "Ruth MacGregor" <ruthmacg@...> wrote:

Hi All,

 

This is your CWJ Editor here with a snapshot of the current situation. The June 2022 issue is (finally) out in the mail and will arrive in mailboxes soon (I'm happy to see that some have already received it!). The October 2022 and February 2023 issues, on the other hand, are still on my desk, waiting to be ready for print.

 

The delays of the past year have been a blend of things within my control and things completely beyond it. On my end, a series of family issues and illness that have caused slowdowns in getting issues finished and sent out for print. Beyond my reach, our printer has experienced ongoing supply-chain disruptions over the past year and a half (first it was paper, then mailing envelopes).

 

Ultimately though, the responsibility for any and all delays resides with the Editor, no matter what the cause – therefore, mea culpa. I say that humbly and sincerely.

 

Despite these unhappy circumstances, I can assure you of this: CW budgets for three issues of our Journal every year; and each year, every member will receive the three issues to which they are entitled. Even when an issue is published quite a bit later than the date printed on its cover, we don't (and will not) skip any issues. Our amazing Membership Chair makes sure that despite the fluid publication schedule, every member whose membership was current at the time of intended publication will receive a copy of that issue.

 

We are making progress, slowly. If you have friends who've taken on an editorial role, you can point to me as the embodiment of a cautionary tale. The message: it's much easier to stay on top of a schedule than it is to catch up, once you've fallen behind.

 

I offer my apologies to all members of CW, in hopes that 2023 will see our publications return to their proper places on the calendar.

 

Ruth MacGregor

Editor, Complex Weavers Journal


Elaine Plaisance
 

Patty, I second your comments.  Ruth has done a stupendous job with publishing the Complex Weavers  Journal.  It is now a gorgeous, peer reviewed journal.

 

Elaine Plaisance

 

From: weavetech@groups.io <weavetech@groups.io> On Behalf Of Patty C
Sent: Friday, January 13, 2023 10:10 AM
To: weavetech@groups.io
Subject: Re: [weavetech] CWJ

 

Hi Ruth

 

The most important thing is that you and your family are safe and well!  It's been a couple of rough years in so many ways. 

 

I'm glad to hear that you are fine.  And, appreciate all the hard work that you put in to give us all the CWJ. Thank you!

 

The e-version is on the website for those who can access it while their print version makes it's way through the mail.

 

Take care, Thank you for all your work.

 

Patty

 

 

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Jean Hosford
 

I agree, the Journal is gorgeous, well laid out and edited....but, I didn't realize we peer-reviewed the articles?  Who's doing that?


Elaine Plaisance
 

I think I’m the person who called it peer reviewed. That is such a technical term and I think I was incorrect in using it but the articles are certainly previewed before they are printed.

Elaine 




On Jan 16, 2023, at 6:15 AM, Jean Hosford <jeanhosford@...> wrote:


I agree, the Journal is gorgeous, well laid out and edited....but, I didn't realize we peer-reviewed the articles?  Who's doing that?


spor_ter
 

February 2022 was the last journal I received also.  It is the last journal available for download on the website as well.

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 12:21 PM Su Butler <Teach2Weave@...> wrote:

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring. 

 

Thanks,

Su Butler


Brenda Stultz
 

I received the June journal In yesterday’s mail.

Brenda

On Wed, Jan 18, 2023 at 10:38 AM spor_ter <suzport48@...> wrote:
February 2022 was the last journal I received also.  It is the last journal available for download on the website as well.

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 12:21 PM Su Butler <Teach2Weave@...> wrote:

HI All…I was researching using my Complex Weavers Journals when I realized the last one I received was the Feb 2022 edition.  Has anyone else received issues later than that date??   I have written to CW Journal editor, but have not yet received a response.  My membership is up to date, just no Journals.  Would like to know how others are faring. 

 

Thanks,

Su Butler


Deb Mc
 

Just a note on the CW journal and current packaging. It is truly nice! I can see when my membership expires on the label and the packaging protects the journal yet shows it off. Kudos to everyone paying attention to the details of delivery. Never forget it is volunteers pulling this gift together and making it available to us. Deb McClintock (biased as a former CW membership chair)


Lynn Smetko
 

In addition, that clear packaging is recyclable. We are using it in the US and overseas. For some reason the postage jumps sky high when sent to Canada in those clear envelopes, so those are sent in paper envelopes. 


Patty C
 

My CWJ arrived yesterday and I'm way out here in Atlantic Canada! Yes in a paper envelope.

Thank you to Ruth, Lynn and to all who contribute to getting out our excellent journal.

Patty







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From: Lynn Smetko <lynn.smetko@...>
Date: 2023-01-20 13:49 (GMT-04:00)
To: weavetech@groups.io
Subject: Re: [weavetech] CWJ

In addition, that clear packaging is recyclable. We are using it in the US and overseas. For some reason the postage jumps sky high when sent to Canada in those clear envelopes, so those are sent in paper envelopes.