Sponsored by TWIST - Tablet Weavers International Studies & Techniques I agree that no one can have too many boards, C-clamps, and cards...and for persons with small hands may I recommend the following: At Wal-Mart, or the equivelant, buy the medium weight plastic "No tresspassing/for sale" signs and a single hole punch. This weight can be cut with a quilters cutting wheel and/or scissors. I make 2.5 inch cards, rounding the corners, making a template and punching holes, or just eye-balling it. Started out using handmade cards from playing cards, and this is a step up. Also, use a splash of different colored nail polish at the corners for i.d. For those of you in the Midwest.... MidWest weaver's conference will be held at the Edwardsville campus of Southern IL Univ, sponsored by the St. Louis Guild...on June 14-16, with a pre-conference. . Both Linda Hendrickson and Marilyn Holtzer will have TW classes, and an informal session is planned for Friday evening dinner hour. Hope to see old friends there. Webside is http://home.fuse.net/weavers/ although I think there is also access thru Southern ILL's edu web page. Just can't put my fingers on that, right now. We started a TW group approximately 3 yrs. ago through interested people at the Champaign- Urbana Guild, now covering the area from Rockville, IN to Springfield, IL north and south, so some people are driving 3 +/- hours. We've outgrown home meetings, but because of that, now only meet twice a year with a planned project. We have about 25 names on the list with attendance at 12-15, and constant conversations when we meet. Such fun! Too many fingers in too many pies, and none of them edible. How well! Margaret -- Margaret Speer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send private reply to Margaret Speer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----------------------------------------------------------- To stop receiving tabletweaving (not tabletweaving-digest), send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: unsubscribe tabletweaving. To stop receiving tabletweaving-digest, see the end of a digest.
