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Sites
covering a variety of crafts and craft activities.
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Woven
Time
Woven
Time Studio creates arts and craft items using
polymer clay as the main material ingredient.
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Blacksheep
Handweavers Guild
The Black Sheep Hand Weavers Guild
is an HGA-affiliated guild located in the San Francisco
Bay area. The purpose of the Guild is to promote the
exchange of ideas and knowledge in the textile arts,
and to encourage efforts and activities in all fields
of textiles.
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Textile
Links
Articles
and links covering spinning, weaving, quilting, felting,
knitting, sewing, dyeing, and the whole world
of textiles. This is a very comprehensive collection
of links.
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Educational
Weaving Site
This unnamed
site on the University of Arizona Computer Science
has a huge on-line digital archive of documents
on weaving and related topics.
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Claims
to be "The Largest Cyber Meeting Place
for Rug Weavers in the World" We'll
take their word on that! About 850 subscribers
to their online bulletin board, "RugTalk"
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Internet
Weaving Studio
This site provides
design tools and patterns for handweavers.
The tools can be used over the internet. In
the case of card weaving, you can also install
and run the software locally on your computer.
To use the tools over the internet, your computer
needs to have a Java enabled browser and needs
to support Javascript.
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FiberScene
FiberScene
is an artist resource and fine art gallery.
They specialize in San Francisco Bay Area Fiber
Art with a goal toward education, exhibition
and sales. They offer the highest quality artwork
by professional artists with well-established
reputations. Theyalso promote up and coming
artists and recent MFA graduates from Bay Area
Fiber Programs.
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Yarn
Barn
The YARN
BARN has been in business since 1971, furnishing
supplies for knitting, weaving, spinning, and
other textile crafts. All of their staff are
knitters, weavers, or spinners, so they can
answer your questions and give good advice.
Their Catalogs (there are different ones) offer
you lots of options.
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