After a very busy two weeks, I am about to head south once again to the Campbell Folk School. I have had the pleasure of Norman Kennedy's company this week as a house guest, and tomorrow we will start our drive to the Folk School where we will be teaching a weaving class on 18th Century Household Textiles. It will be a lot of work and a lot of fun - many old friends are enrolled and I will get to meet two of Norman's friends from California who I have heard so much about. I'm looking forward to it.
I should come home with some nice new woven samples and a whole lot of photos to share with you!
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis StevensonMy review
This is the current CraftLit book, and I realized once I started listening that I read this in high school, and that it was probably the first 19th c. English literature I read. I was trying to think what it would be like to read this book as contemporary literature, without already having the iconic theme of Jekyll & Hyde firmly placed. Think of all the cartoons you saw as a kid...those blackbirds?
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1 comment:
What a terrific restoration!
I can't quite believe you used a trapeze with a Structo loom, but then again, why not!
Good to see you back to blogging - now, I need to do the same.
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