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CNCHnet Journal: The Midspring Issue
CNCH 2025 at Asilomar!
Laverne Waddington: Backstrap Weaver to the World
Samantha Iacobello – Stick and Strand Basketry
Fiber Arts Heritage Fund
Mutton: The Wooly Dog of the First Nation
Mystery Garment
Welcome to the Midwinter Edition of the CNCHnet Journal
Two Takes on Basketry in France, Summer 2023, by Barbara Shapiro As first published in BABM Twinings
Enduring Fiber Roots Conference Grant Recipients
Enduring Fiber Roots Conference Updates
Unspun Stories of Silk
EMBRACE THE WARMTH OF PEACH FUZZ
Fabric: The Hidden History of the Material World, by Victoria Finlay
Dyeing for Blue
CNCHnet Journal: The Mid-Autumn Issue
Interview with A Montana Living Treasure: Joanne Hall
Homage to Laura Carpender
CNCH 2023 San Luis Obispo Report
Book Review: Golden Fleece by Esther Rutter
Tapestry by Campfire
The Vikings: A Wool Legacy
Thrums
CNCHnet Journal: The Mid-Summer Issue 2023
In Memoriam: Merrie Hewitt
In Memoriam: Maryly Wallof, Longtime Member of Motherlode Weavers and Spinners
North Coast Road Trip: Pacific Textile Arts
Mari Yamaguchi: Japanese Bast Textile Collection
Inspired by Skye. Woven by pedal power.
Book Arts: Turkish Map Fold
Thrums
CNCHnet Journal: The Mid-Spring Issue 2023
2023 Scholarship Winners
Interview: Sarah C. Swett, Weaver, Artist, Teller of Stories
Tailored from Hand Woven by Joan Near
Hidden Silk Weavers of Lyon
Warp Weighted Looms
Thrums — Gleanings From the Fiber World
An Ongoing Series on Embellishments
CNCHnet Journal: The Midwinter Issue 2023
Learn by Doing Conference – August 3-6, 2023
The Woman Who Embroiders Nature: A Conversation with Amanda Cobbett
Book Review: The Valkyries’ Loom
Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My! And a Groundhog or Two
The Seaweed Sheep of Ronaldsay
St Brigid’s Cross
CNCHnet Journal: The Mid-Autumn Issue 2022
CNCH 2023 WILL TAP YOUR CREATIVITY WITH A VARIETY OF DYEING AND SPINNING CLASSES
CNCH to offer 16 diverse classes taught by experts in their fields
CNCH2023 Line Up of INSTRUCTORS AND WORKSHOPS
Cal Poly SLO – Learn by Doing
Interview: Elizabeth Bayer, Annandale Art and Textile Center
The Poison Book Project
The Color Purple
The Huguenots
CNCHnet: The Midsummer Issue 2022
CNCH 2023 – San Luis Obispo
Spring: Creative Resilience Report, May 19-22, 2022
25th Convergence, Knoxville, International Fiber Arts Conference
Meridian Jacobs Shearing Day
Interview: Maren Beck of Above the Fray Hill Tribe Arts
Living By The Wind
Book Review: The Book of Boro by Susan Briscoe
CNCHnet The Mid-Spring Issue 2022
Interview With the Queen of Embellishments: Anita Luvera Mayer
Artisans of Ukraine: One Sheep = One Blanket
CNCH2022, SPRING: CREATIVE RESILIENCE
And The Trees Clothed Us
Spinning Through Time: From Domesday Village to Company Town
Get Your Travel On
Thrums: Bits and Bobs
CNCHnet: The Midwinter Issue 2022
Hemp Tales by Stephenie Gaustad
Small Artisan Mills: Valley Oak Wool & Fiber Mill
The Hunt of the Unicorn
Wait No Longer – Pantone’s Color of the Year 2022
The Smiley-Faced Sheep of Beatrix Potter
Book Review: The Fabric of Civilization
Zooming the Web: Resources
CNCHnet: The Late Autumn Issue 2021
Gleanings: Bits and Bobs Collected From Here and There
Back in the Saddle Again!
Mills Across The Pond: Quarry Bank at Styal
The Stories We Wear
The Mill Girls
The Art of Thatch
Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em
CNCHnet The Midsummer Issue 2021
A Conversation with Deborah Robson
Making Clothing with Handwoven Fabric
2021 Pantone Challenge Winner
Trolling the Smithsonian Institute (An Ode to the Past, Handsewing, and Repairs)
Show Towels
Pockets, Pockets, Pockets
CNCHnet – Midspring 2021
Great Basin Basketmakers
Hangtown Fiber Guild
Makkin Belts
Tapestry Weavers West
The Woad Trip
Together Through Makkin
CNCHnet Winter 2021
A Challenge: Color as Inspiration
Coptic Taquete
Stinky Vest
How Silk Helped Us Win World War II
Make A Book Tutorial
Mood Board: Texture and Color
CNCHnet Fall 2020
An Open letter of guilds of Area 3
Bay Area Basket Makers
The Silk Road
Meandering in Place
WARP: Weaving Arts Resource Page
Silverado Handweavers and Spinners Guild
Marjorie Russell Clothing and Textile Research Center
Summer 2020
Keeping Inspired in the Time of Covid, Part 2
Obituary: Sandra Rude, Textile Artist, Teacher, Cellist
Remembering Sandra Rude
Guild Histories: Del Oro Spinners and Weavers Guild
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Pin Loom Tail
Home Textile Tool Museum, Orwell, PA
Teasels
Spring 2020
Inspiration in Isolation
I’m Likin’ Lichens
On the Rope Walk
Botanical co-Printing on Paper
Swiss Valais Black-Nose Sheep
Field to Fiber: Chico Flax
Winter 2018
A Shepherd’s Journey into Teaching
Backyard Alchemy
Report from Sonoma State
Art and Craft in Action
Behind the scenes at HGA-Reno
Rug Hooking – An American Fiber Folk Art– An introduction
Attention Program Chairpersons
Endnote 11/18
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Woven Together: Experience & Expression Postcard invitation
post-card invitation from Loom and Shuttle Guild for January13-February 12, 2017 exhibit.
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