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Albert Chase’s Pictorial Masterpiece for Little Singer School

By Mary Walker | March 16, 2020

Albert Chase’s Pictorial Masterpiece for Little Singer School Albert Chase stopped by the store recently to pick up some yarns and weaving equipment.  He had shown pictures of his magnificent Diné Bikeyah (Navajo homeland) pictorial on Facebook, but you really have to see this piece in person to fully appreciate what Albert has done.

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A Brick and Mortar Store: Weaving in Beauty’s New Chapter

By Mary Walker | September 4, 2017

Weaving in Beauty has found a brick and mortar home at 233 W. Coal Ave in Gallup, New Mexico.  We are next door to Bill Malone Trading, across the street from City Electric Shoes (and leather shop) and one block south of Richardson’s Trading.  We are in the heart of the Gallup Business Improvement District and the Gallup MainStreet Arts and Cultural District.

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Weaving in Beauty is dedicated to expanding the appreciation and knowledge of the textiles of the Na

Good Thursday from our backyard flowers! We have amaranth, California poppies, a little grapevine intrusion, some sunflowers, horseweed ( prized by migratory birds), coneflower, coreopsis, and globe mallow. Thanks to Josie, who is on the storefront on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday for keeping our garden patch watered and weeded. That's why we call them Josie's Posies! ... See MoreSee Less

Good Thursday from our backyard flowers!  We have amaranth, California poppies, a little grapevine intrusion, some sunflowers, horseweed ( prized by migratory birds), coneflower, coreopsis, and globe mallow.  Thanks to Josie, who is on the storefront on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday for keeping our garden patch watered and weeded.  Thats why we call them Josies Posies!

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