Re: New Member

[Judy Chapman]

Hi Ford, I don't know of any shops that supply tabletweavers but I bet someone from the Toronto Guild of Weavers does. Here is the link: http://members.tripod.com/spinnersandweavers-ivil/ . There are lots of links at this sight to suppliers outside of the city.   You might want to visit the Museum for Textiles while in Toronto: http://textilemuseum.ca/home.html . You may be able to purchase Peter Collingwood's "Techniques of Tablet Weaving" in the shop. I asked them to get it but haven't checked to see if they did. Here is their email address:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   There are lots of places north, east and west of Toronto but not IN Toronto. Good Luck.   Judy Chapman  (who grew up in Toronto but haven't lived there for over 30 yrs ago.) ----- Original Message ----- From: Ford Elms To: tabletweaving@crafter.org Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:11 AM Subject: New Member Hi, my name is Ford Elms and I'm in St. John's Newfoundland. I started tablet weaving about a year ago and, being a born procrastinator, am only now subscribing to this list. I've only done a few projects so far, most of which has been double face, lettering and such like.   My first post comes with a question. I'm going to Toronto in a week or so, and I was wondering if any list members are in the Toronto area and would know where I would be able to get tablet weaving supplies, books and things mainly. Thanks in advance.   I'm looking forward to membership on this list, so I can learn more of the fine points. Ford __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com