When I visited Nancy Ellison on her farm I bought eggs. Some were green and blue, from the Americana chickens. The eggs from the Norwegian
In Case You Ever Thought That Lila Nelson Was Repressed
While visiting Lila Nelson this week, she showed me the tapestry on her loom. Relatively small, only the top half was visible, revealing abstract shapes
Weaving a Rya Was Endless, But Satisfying
A favorite question of any nonweaver when looking at a piece I’ve woven, is “How long did that take you?” The endless rya project began
I’m a Weaver, But Have So Much to Learn about Sheep
I grew up on a farm in northwestern Minnesota. Other than dogs and cats there were no farm animals,
They Have Names!
We met for our monthly Scandinavian Weavers Study Group recently. It was fun and rewarding, with wide-ranging show and tell discussions as we discussed our
I Wish This Learning Experience Hadn’t Taken Quite So Long!
Why do deadlines always sneak up, despite best-laid plans to have projects done WAY ahead of time? That happened when I sent a piece to

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