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The scarf Rebecca designed and is wearing is in the Winter 2025 Spin Off magazine. Does anyone else have this magazine and could help me? Should I assume that only the part marked "repeat" is for the body of the scarf, and the picks before and after that section provide the balance? I am adventurous, but a bit inexperienced at reading drafts. Thanks for any advice! The scarf is so beautiful, and I was delighted to find the draft.

Thank you for having this interview. This is my 2nd time to listen. I have had both of her books for years (she even autographed one of them!). Even though I have multi harness floor looms, I still love rigid heddle weaving. Grateful to her for all the inspiration!

Looking for a show featuring Tabitha

Do you have show with a weaver named Tabitha

Gosh, her orange piece made me think of the rocks in Utah, the blue the Teton's in winter

Being a Texan, I find the heat issue kind of funny. The Wichita KS location was amazing! The town offered so much in terms of art, culture, and shopping!

New Orleans please

Thank you for the update! I'm excited about all of these options. 😊

I lived in New Orleans 20 years- and there is only one fly in the ointment-tropical storms/hurricanes. But I love love love that city. The food is the BEST.

I like all three of these options! Can’t wait to hear the final verdict 😊

Curious if hga’s development department is reaching out to big fashion brands, including the environmentally insensitive ones to fund this conference. It seems like there’s so much money in the world of fashion that it shouldn’t be that hard to raise funds, especially from the big brands. Chasing Price seems like a zero sum game. The day is going to come pretty quickly where the numbers can’t be made to work, given that costs are not going down and income for artists and retired people is not going up. Thank you for all you do to make this happen!

I would like to see it in Des Moines, Iowa, please.

Thanks for the update. Please keep in mind that New Orleans in summer is a big risk as it will be hurricane season.

It is my vacation! Getting excited Wichita was amazingo

Thank you for the update.

Oh, I just lucked into this. How did I not know?

How beautiful and inspiring. Thank you!

Andrea is fantastic!

I'm not surprised that she had a job immediately upon graduation. I'm also glad that she knew to put the brakes on so she could examine her options. So much talent in this woman!

I first found Andrea's videos when she was in Scotland and really enjoyed her creativity, her adventures, and her great attitude. I've been watching all of her videos since

I love Andrea's enthusiasm and joy. I found her when she was in Scotland. I'm so glad she loved my home country. I just wish I was younger !

I have been a fan of Andrea since the beginning. Isn’t she amazing?

Thank you SO much for having me on the program!

I've watched Andrea's channel since the beginning and I'm so happy to hear she is taking a break for self-care!

❤ Andrea!

Andrea is a joy! I've watched all her videos and she definitely inspired me to become a weaver.

Thanks for the interview.

Thanks for the interview.

Hey Sydney! Thank you thank you so much for teaching me to weave. You will never know how it has impacted my life. I’m so glad to know you’re doing well.

Thanks for the interview.

Thanks for the interview

Thanks for the interview.

Thanks for the interview. Beautiful work.

Thanks for the interview. Wonderful story of the woman with grief who was transformed by the class.

What a gem of a find. Fun!

Thanks for the wonderful interview.

Thanks for the interview. Beautiful work.

Love the wisdom!!!😻

Thanks for the interview.

Thanks for the interview.

Such an interesting conversation. Thanks HGA and Sam.

Thanks for the interview. Beautiful work.

wonderful!

We made our own skirts when we were in school, because you could have more that way, and I made my senior prom dress in 1963. It was a pretty dress.

What a lot of work to put Coca-Cola on a kimono. Kind of a waste of talent.

Thanks for this video; very inspirational!

I stumbled over this by chance. I don't know anything about textiles and have no idea why the algorithm chose to show me this, but I am so grateful it did! What a treasure trove of ideas and wisdom. I feel very inspired now and am already in my mind going through my closet to find something I could mend.

I learned a lot about the Fibershed movement.

She talked about "mingei" (Japanese folk art movement in the 20s) started by Yanagi Sousetsu.