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Hickory Nuts
by Penny Nelson
My husband, Ron, is adamant about his exercise. We walks the roads around our property every day picking up trash as he goes. If you live out her...
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My Serger
by Penny Nelson
I love my serger. Peggy talked me into buying it years ago when we realized we really were in the business of weaving kitchen towels. If you have...
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Natural Colored Cotton Towels
by Penny Nelson
This is my most recent run of kitchen towels. I used white organic cotton yarn along with four naturally occurring colors of cotton - dark green, ...
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Arthur Allen Loom For Sale - SOLD!
by Penny Nelson
I received a note recently about a used loom for sale. Michelle and her family are moving overseas and she wants her Arthur Allen loom to go to so...
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Prickly Problems
by Penny Nelson
I'm only thinking of a single prickly problem right now. Yes, it's sand burrs.
If these sharp nasty bits were a tasty topping for a salad or wond...
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Changing Group Dynamics
by Penny Nelson
There has always been a very specific pecking order among my llamas. I guess all herd animals have a pecking order. Who gets to eat first? Who i...
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Texas Heroes Day
by Penny Nelson
Saturday was the celebration of Texas Heroes Day at Monument Hill State Park in LaGrange, TX. I usually try to talk about the demonstrations we do...
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A Beautiful Week
by Penny Nelson
This week has been lovely. It's still September so it's still hot but much more manageable with normal temps rather than higher than normal. Tod...
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September... bummer...
by Penny Nelson
Usually I love September. We never start to really cool down until at least October but I remember the September of my childhood up north with the...
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How long does it take to weave a ________________?
by Penny Nelson
If I had a dime for every person who asked how long it takes to weave something we could all go out to dinner. And probably have drinks and des...
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Changing Direction
by Penny Nelson
Peggy and I started Sky Loom Weavers 12 and a half years ago. Back then we thought we could conquer the world, or at least the fiber world. We st...
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Mowing
by Penny Nelson
My husband, Ron, picked up the mower this morning. It has been in the shop for three weeks and I am thrilled it has finally come home. It went in...
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