[Ansteorra-Textiles] LPT

[Carolle Ternus]

Thanks for the great word fame, but I just wanted to make a small correction
that I did not spin the cotton, though I did weave and sew the pants.

I liked Groa's spinning display and the illumination displays.  I also liked
the wood cut prints.  Katherine Rose Oliver's gingerbread was yummy.
There's more, but it's hard to remember, and I didn't bring a camera to take
pictures.  Darnit.

Radegund


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From: <nweders at mail.utexas.edu>
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Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 11:35 AM
Subject: [Ansteorra-Textiles] LPT


> Wow, what a wonderful turnout for textile people this past weekend.  I'm
> curious... I didn't get to see everyone's work in textiles, though I saw
> others.  How did everyone like it?  Things you liked, didn't like.  Did
> everyone feel like they got good feedback?
>
> Groa did a really nice exhibit of her spinning and dying which was nice.
I
> saw lots of you spinning which was nice..... Radegunde had a pair of
> Egyptian pants that she spun, wove and made (and I believe she was
> wearing).  What were things you saw you liked, didn't like wanted to see
> more of?
>
> Regards,
>
> Clare
>
> Nancy Wederstrandt
> School of Biological Sciences
> Instructional Services
> 232-6437
> nweders at mail.utexas.edu
>
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