After a 4-5 year lapse from FiberNet, and several weeks of lurking, I am bac= k. This week I heard from Amy Clarke, editor of "Spin-Off", that the deadline for completely blue skeins has been extended to March 19. See page 7 of the Winter 2000 "Spin-Off" for details. The last few years, I have been spending more time on n=E5lbinding than spinning. Nancy Bush and I will have an article in the May/June issue of "Piecework". Nancy has written about the history of n=E5lbinding, and I have written directions to make a M=F6bius scarf. If you want to take a n=E5lbind= ing workshop, there will be several opportunities. I will be teaching at MAFA, June 22-24, and at SOAR, Sep. 16-23. Also, I don't know his schedule, but I would guess that Larry Schmitt will be teaching teaching workshops in the Midwest. An amusing find: yesterday, I was checking my fiber stash to see if I could find any blue fiber that I had forgotten about. I came accross a box with the return address Ron Parker, Sammen Sheep Farm, full of Lincoln top. It is still in good condition -- but not blue. Rudy Amann Brunswick, Maine [EMAIL PROTECTED] To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
