I'm back in Seattle full of images and stories from my trip to Santa Fe, and at the same time I have so much to do in the studio.


Rather than decide in which direction to go, I will attempt to move forward and backward at the same time. As I weave forward, I will relate back to events of the trip. I believe this trip, although not a teaching trip, will prove to be life-changing and was certainly full of self-discovery.
2 comments:
The looms look beautiful, such lovely color.
Welcome back! I, too, would put the warp(s) on because I really do not like an empty loom either. I look forward to watching you weave and learning about your Santa Fe trip. I had forgotten Santa Fe. We went there on vacation a few years ago, and I could move to Taos in a flash.
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