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Today someone aske me about "the Falkirk tartan".

Today I stumbled on an classic Swedish translation of Shakespeare: in Love's Labour's Lost, act V

"Överbindning" is the Swedish word for tying the shafts to the pulleys/horses/rollers at the top

I just found http://www.weavinglibrary.com/ - a site

Those of you who are interested in shibori have surely seen the definitive book on the subject of

Those of you who are interested in shibori have surely seen the definitive book on the subject of

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

A Potters Council tour is forming and will include Teneganan Village where the double ikat origin

Not to hijack Deb's thread

OK, this is probably stretching the stated goals a little bit but I think it is noteworthy.

OK, this is probably stretching the stated goals a little bit but I think it is noteworthy.

OK, this is probably stretching the stated goals a little bit but I think it is noteworthy.

I ran across a reference to the "Pig Cage" or "Bamboo Cage" loom while doing some research on bro

I ran across a reference to the "Pig Cage" or "Bamboo Cage" loom while doing some research on bro

I ran across a reference to the "Pig Cage" or "Bamboo Cage" loom while doing some research on bro

I understand these to be the same thing generally speaking, but is there a more indepth differenc