Great Women Building a Gracious World
Volume 1, Issue 3
November/December 2006
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Great Women Building a Gracious World Volume 1, Issue 3 November/December 2006
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Fiber means fun, by Elizabeth Blake
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November/December Contributing Writers Sandra Bennett, Wendy Bernard, Pam Blasko, Cathy Clark, Kathy Fellows, Marni Harang, Joy Jannotti, Renee Lyons, Caryll McConnell, Shirley McNulty, Jane Plaughter, Margaret F. Rankin, Bobbie Ripperger, Joanne Seiff, Barbara Sheehey, Leslie Shelor, Teresa Simons, Sister Eugenia, Lynda Sorenson
Fiber Femmes is published bi-monthly on-line by:
Fiber Femmes 12206 Squirrel Spur Road Meadows of Dan, Virginia 24120 Email: fiberfem@fiberfemmes.com Submissions: submissions@fiberfemmes.com Advertising: advertising@fiberfemmes.com
Editor: Sandra Bennett Publisher: Leslie Shelor
While every precaution has been taken to ensure accuracy of material published, Fiber Femmes cannot be held responsible for opinions or facts provided by authors, advertisers or agencies. Authors retain ownership of their material and reproduction without their written consent is prohibited. Agencies, advertisers and other contributors will indemnify and hold the editors harmless for any loss or expense resulting from claims or suits based upon content of any advertisement, defamation, libel, right of privacy, plagiarism and/or copyright infringement. The views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of the editors.
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Fiber Femmes Favorite Web Site
Review by Leslie Shelor
Each issue we hope to review a special fiber related blog or web site that has captured our attention. All fiber sites are eligible and one will be chosen at random for review. (Hint: a link to Fiber Femmes will make it MUCH easier to find you!)
Damselfly's Delight
Louisa of Vancouver, British Columbia, maintains a beautiful blog at Damselfly's Delight. The first entry I read was about a wonderful and very special birthday doll she created. The entry before was about a beautiful sweater she had finished, complete with statistics and notes!
Louisa also includes book reviews, beautiful photos of her lovely area, some instructional entries on knitting, thoughts about different crafts, grandparenting entries, and more. She lists her occupation as Fiber and Bead Artist/Instructor, and I get the feeling that I would enjoy her classes. She writes in her profile, "As the damselflies flit around the water and the plants, I flit from one textile technique to another. Then when I've absorbed it, I share what I've learned with anyone who's interested. I even dream in fibres and beads!"
Every entry is lively and has a special theme, written by an observant and creative author. I enjoyed my visits to Damselfly's Delight; you have to love someone who enjoys Nightmare Before Christmas!
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