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Craig, thanks for your kind words. It has all evolved slowly and
naturally. When I first started teaching, many students asked me where to
get supplies. One student was using an old a set of tablets with Mary
Atwater's name on them. I presume she herself must have arranged to have
them made, and I thought, "What a good idea!" So I did some research and
found a place locally that would make them for me.
I wanted a shuttle of a certain size and thickness, and my husband said he
could probably make one, and that was the beginning of the rosewood
shuttles (as well as other beautiful ones he has made for me in ebony and
snakewood). He discovered that he liked woodworking. Soon we started
designing and making other helpful tools. A few years ago, my friend Lynn
Adams helped me learn html and create my web site, and Janis has been a
great source of help and advice. I just got a digital camera, so am
working to get photos of everything to put on the web... another slow
process!
I always enjoy the discussions and ideas on this list about tools and
equipment.
Linda
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Linda Hendrickson, Portland, Oregon USA
Tablet Weaving & Ply Split Braiding Workshops, Books, & Supplies
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web site: www.lindahendrickson.com
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