HI Kathy T.,
I bought 3 or 4 balls of fiber from Jean at MD. and must agree it's
heavenly. That was my fist time seeing them, and yes, her husband does a
great job of "reelin them in". (G) He reeled me in by handing me a
wonderful scarf and I saw him give the cutest teddy bear to another lady.
I'd actually like to see them again, and am wondering if there's any
chance they will be at Rhinebeck? I could write them but thought someone
here might know. I didn't realize they were all the way in Indiana. I'd
like a chance at the color she used in that scarf, as she was out of it
at that moment.
A question for all you weavers out there. I don't weave but my dh staretd
to about 2 yrs ago. We bought a used Baby Wolf, and form the same lady
bought a horizontal warping mill. Since then we've found he really
doesn't care all that much for weaving and at least would like to sell
the warping mill. I measured it at 72" in diameter. I do see in the
catalogs they are not sold by that measurement. Can someone enlighten me
as to how to figure the correct measurement of warping capability so I
can advertise it properly? I thought when we bought it she said it was a
name brand but now can't find any markings on it at all. Any help? Like I
said, I'm not the weaver and my husband is finding that he really prefers
stained glass work.
Thanks much! Judy Benner (in beautiful sunny and cool Catasauqua, Pa.)
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