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Directly from the Weaver: Selling Rugs on Ebay

2nd August 2008

Directly from the Weaver: Selling Rugs on Ebay

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Emily Malone at Spider Rock with her Burntwater Transitional

Emily Malone and her family, also known as the Spider Rock Girls, are on the forefront of weavers looking for new outlets to sell their work and have their own web site as well as an Ebay account.  Emily’s just finished this Transitional Burntwater rug and it’s on Ebay this weekend.  She’s also entered it in the Inter-tribal Ceremonial.   She’s certainly got a killer background for her marketing pictures!  Yes, she’s standing on the rim of Canyon de Chelly and that’s Spder Rock in the background.  I just wish she wouldn’t stand so close to the edge!

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