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A study group is being planned!

Sarah Goslee, together with a friend, is proposing a new study group about archaeological textiles in the Complex Weaver's group. That does sound interesting - I've read a few of the newsletters from the Medieval Textiles group, but being no proper weaver myself, I never joined or participated. The new group will have a much broader focus, and I will definitely keep an eye on its development.

It's all still in the planning stages, but you can read more about it on her blog.
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Phiala (website) on Sonntag, 27. Juli 2014 12:58

Thank you for the signal boost!

Despite the name, Complex Weavers also provides a home for braiding, ply-splitting, tablet weaving, and so on. And you may surmise from the organizers that the Archaeological Textiles study group will be extremely omnivorous.

Thank you for the signal boost!

Despite the name, Complex Weavers also provides a home for braiding, ply-splitting, tablet weaving, and so on. And you may surmise from the organizers that the Archaeological Textiles study group will be extremely omnivorous. :)
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