weaving classes and alphabets
June 12, 2012
I’ve been teaching beginning weaving classes in my studio for 3 years – since I retired
before that I taught weaving to the handicapped for 12 years – in American sign language
summer class is about to start, please contact me if you are interested
language and the means to communicate is important to me
some time ago I started collecting alphabet stamps, the 3 on the top left were the first
Velma sent me this wonderful boxed set 
while in Japan I found this set of hiragana – do you know how much time it has taken to identify each one when they are backwards and possibly upside down or sideways??
and today I came across these old lead printer’s letters, the whole alphabet
I think they can now be classed as a collection!
a packrat? who me?
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Oh and alphabets and letters also float my boat, I hadn’t thought about a collection of them though… off to make room.
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I am nearly caught up and wishing fervently that I could make it across country to take lessons… there is so much going on right now that I will just have to start saving for later.
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your website is soo good. i wish i could write like you someday. thanks for the good post.http://www.mangueiraplastica.com
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Reminds me of the Post Office printing set I had as a child, I wonder what happened to it!
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Lis – I had a set, too.think the memory is what started me collecting.
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nice, jean. a good collection.
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Yes, that’s a collection, and a nice one at that!
When I was a kid, I had plans to print a newspaper for my family using my alphabet stamp set. After the first paragraph of the lead article I gave it up. I still have the alphabet set. Now I wonder where it is? Perhaps under this pile, or that…hmmm…
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Alice – maybe now you could just weave the alphabet?
Neki – I seem to have missed “so” but have one unidentified block – it’s been quite a challenge.
Ali – wish you could come
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they are all wonderful, but the hiragana one is a great find!!
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Ah, I wish I lived near you–I’d sign up for your class in a heartbeat!
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