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Santa fe Indian Market is a GO
Posted on: June 27, 2021 Posted by: Zefren-M Comments: 0

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Rainbow Fiber co-op Dye Off

Oct 17, 2021

Rainbow fiber is a non profit set up to try to find sustainable fair trade ways to support Navajo producers from their flocks to the final product. They needed help and myself along with a few others weavers spent the weekend dyeing the first colors. Photo credit:rainbow fiber co-op https://rainbowfibercoop.org/

New Filigree Earrings are coming soon

Oct 11, 2021

I was researching older earrings and this technique caught my eye. Watch as i try this technique for the frist time.  

Santa fe Indian Market is a GO

Jun 27, 2021

    Wedge weaving was a common technique for earlier cultures and historic basket makers. The normally horizontal stripes could be woven on a slight bias to created interesting patterns. Thiers is no clear evidence weather middle 19th century Navajo weavers learned the technique from a basket, or it’s makers or developed the technique completely independently. In all cases the weavers soon became experts in wedge weaving continually refining the…

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