Weaving in Beauty

Housekeeping Notes

30th September 2008

Housekeeping Notes

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When I revamped the Weaving in Beauty website earlier this year, I set it up so that only site members could comment on the articles and pages.  Although we receive 1500+ visits per month there aren’t that many comments, so I’ve eliminated the need to register and anyone can post a comment subject to moderation.  I do have to manage some spam comments, but there are packages that identify this cyber flotsam pretty effectively.  Unfortunately, some spammers try to get around this by registering as members on the site, so I am eliminating the registration and member login links immediately since you don’t need these to access any part of the site.  If you’d like to post an article, you will need to be registered and I’ll do that on an individual basis if you contact me and discuss the content you’d like to add.

Most people who have registered did that because they wanted to know when the site is updated. The fast answer is that I try to write a post each day, but sometimes life gets in the way. If you’d like to know for sure when I’ve published something new or made a change, there are two ways to do that. You can register to receive an email notice of changes or you can subscribe to our RSS feed.

If you’ve already registered, you’ll automatically receive the email notices, and you can cancel those at any time.

Since you had to read through all of this administrivia, the least I can do is give you a nice picture to make up for it!  Here’s a detail of an 1880′s blanket that was brought in for appraisal at the Southwest Traders Rendezvous last weekend.  Rumor has it that will be in the upcoming Friends of Hubbell Auction this Saturday.  Stay tuned….

Mary Walker

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  1. 1 On September 30th, 2008, Joan said:

    Hi Mary,
    I just wanted to let you know that I love your website! Thank you very much for all of your efforts! I find your information and articles very inspirational. I weave in the Navajo way myself and your website helps me feel connected to the weaving community. Thanks again. Joan

  2. 2 On May 15th, 2009, Gloria Galasso said:

    I love your web-site. I was taught to weave in the Navajo style by Mrs. Sarah Natani. Now I weave mostly on my Hispanic Walking Loom, but I still love my Navajo loom.

    Is there a way that we can cross-link? I’d love to be able to share your posts with my readers, and yours might find some of my posts interesting as well.

    Sincerely,

    Gloria

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    kathleen higham: I'd like to join with you when it starts again!

    Mary Walker: The Munsell color system was developed to provide a precise numeric description of color based on hue, value or lightness and color purity (referred to by Munsell as chroma). This precision is helpful in mixing dyes to achieve the desired results. There is a Munsell study group on Weavolution.com, but I was too busy teaching right now to join. I hope there will be enough people interested to do another group later this year. If you haven't already joined Weavolution, I'd encourage you to do it. The current study group is called the Munsell+dye study group.

    Emmy: I'm curious now. What is a Munsell group? Thanks Emmy

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