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Gerard Begay’s Poncho: Returning to the Roots of Navajo Weaving

By Mary Walker | August 25, 2015

Most of us think of the rug as the quintessential product of Navajo weaving but pieces like Gerard Begay’s poncho, woven for the just concluded Santa Fe Indian Market, go back to the times when Navajo weaving was woven mainly for use by Navajo people.  The rug as a floor-covering is a collaboration between traders…

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Jane Hyden’s Navajo Shoe Game Pictorial Rug

By Mary Walker | November 16, 2014

A Story of Night and Day: the Navajo Shoe Game Pictorial Rug Jane Hyden’s latest Pictorial rug celebrates the very first Navajo Shoe Game or Késhjéé.   This first game was played long, long ago.  At that time, the night animals and the day animals did not understand the importance of the cycles of the universe…

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New Mexico State Police Officer Murdered on Interstate 40 Near Tucumcari

Quay County, NM - On Friday, March 15, 2024, at around 5:00 a.m., New Mexico State Police Officer Justin Hare was dispatched to Interstate 40, near milepost 318, to assist a motorist in a white BMW who had a flat tire and was attempting to wave down other motorists.

When Officer Hare arrived, he parked behind the disabled vehicle. The suspect, later identified as Jaremy Alexander Smith (DOB: 10/14/90) exited his vehicle and approached Officer Hare's passenger side window. A short conversation ensued about repairing his tire when, without warning, Smith pulled out a firearm and shot Officer Hare.

Smith then walked to the driver's side and shot Officer Hare again. Smith then pushed Officer Hare into the passenger seat and drove away in Officer Hare's patrol unit. After calls from dispatch to Officer Hare went unanswered, an additional NMSP officer was dispatched to assist.

While the assisting officer responded to the area, Officer Hare's duress signal began to go off. The duress signal is an emergency function of the officer's handheld radio that the officer can activate, and it sends an emergency signal to dispatch.

As the assisting officer continued to the scene, he saw Officer Hare's patrol unit driving westbound at a high rate of speed along the frontage road of Interstate 40 near milepost 312. The officer took the next exit to get on the frontage road and attempted to catch up to Officer Hare's unit. When the officer caught up with the patrol unit, it had been crashed on the frontage road near milepost 304 on Interstate 40.

The assisting officer approached Officer Hare's patrol unit to find it empty. Smith apparently fled on foot and is still at large. Officer Hare was later located on the frontage road to Interstate 40 around milepost 312. He was transported via ambulance to an area hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. He was pronounced deceased at 7:21 a.m.

The New Mexico State Police is currently attempting to locate Jaremy Alexander Smith and bring him to justice for the murder of New Mexico State Police Officer Justin Hare.
Smith has an extensive criminal history in South Carolina to include:

• Taking Hostages and Rioting in Jail
• Burglary
• Breaking and Entering
• Armed Robbery
• Resisting Evading Police Officers
• Auto Theft
• Shooting at or from a Motor Vehicle
• Armed Robbery
• Person of Interest in Murder of South Carolina Paramedic Phenesia Machado-Fore.

New Mexico State Police asks that anyone with information contact the New Mexico State Police at (505) 425-6771. Smith should not be approached and is considered armed and dangerous.
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Video 3 in the Baa-ble hat knit along series just dropped at vimeo.com/920144377?share=copy.

Today, we’re starting color work. I had to do a quick conservation consultation this afternoon, so our next exciting installment will be tomorrow, 3/7.
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Video 3 in the Baa-ble hat knit along series just dropped at https://vimeo.com/920144377?share=copy.

Today, we’re starting color work.  I had to do a quick conservation consultation this afternoon, so our next exciting installment will be tomorrow, 3/7.

I just published the second video if you are participating in the Sheep Hat Knit Along. This deals with increasing the stitches and setting up the ladderback jacquard.

I purposely ran the video for all of the two rounds so that you can see the whole thing, including the flubbed stitches and retro-knitting. You'll also hear the famous freight trains of Gallup! It's bound to go viral, don't cha think? 😉

Find it at vimeo.com/919664159?share=copy
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I just published the second video if you are participating in the Sheep Hat Knit Along.  This deals with increasing the stitches and setting up the ladderback jacquard.

I purposely ran the video for all of the two rounds so that you can see the whole thing, including the flubbed stitches and retro-knitting.  Youll also hear the famous freight trains of Gallup!  Its bound to go viral, dont cha think?  😉 

Find it at    https://vimeo.com/919664159?share=copy
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