>While doing a search for anthropology on Google, I found a site called Anthropology.net. Since part of my training is in anthropology, I found this site highly interesting. This site has a lot of activity and has a well-organized link…
>While I was looking for articles on tapestry weaving, I came across this page at the Victoria and Albert Museum website. It has a brief explanation of how tapestry was made in medieval times. The link is below: V&A
>Frida Kahlo is my favorite artist. When I saw this video, I felt I had to share it.
>I learned yesterday that the tapestry class was cancelled. Apparently, people hadn’t signed up. The woman who is in charge of education said she wanted to offer the class in the fall. I said I’d be willing to teach it.…
>I heard about this through the freeform crochet email group that I am part of, and I found it fascinating. It is wonderful to know that a book could be printed in a matter of minutes. The first Espresso Book…
> I get New Scientist magazine and I saw this video about a kit for a machine that prints in 3D. I think it is very impressive, and I thought I’d post it.
> I get the Oxfam newsletter and I’ve been sending the petitions about the Ethiopian coffee farmers that Oxfam sends out. I think this is wonderful news!! It is good that the coffee farmers will be able to get…
> While I was looking at videos on YouTube, I came across this. I think it is incredibly beautiful, and felt I needed to post it. This is the Helix Nebula and it is very close to Earth at…
>While doing a search for tapestry news, I found a review of a book about a tapestry cooperative in a town in Ireland. The review is on a blog called Celtic Memory Yarns. It is a great review and the…
