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- Teri made a light gray crocheted scarf, which she jazzed up by adding some multi-colored Noro yarn to the end sections
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- Teresa took a thrift store jacket and turned it into a designer item by using blackwork embroidery and beads to embellish it.
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- Nancy made a beautiful, richly colored silk scarf with the Saori technique, to set off a solid colored dress.
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- Mary took one of her jackets and created a one-of-a-kind piece by adding embroidery, heirloom tatted lace and horn buttons to jazz up its appearance.
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- Lynne created some cloth using various blues and purples with the Saori technique, but she had not quite decided what its final form would be.
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- Linda wove cotton fabric and made an apron to wear with her costume for weaving at the Bryant House Museum.
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- Kathy has been working on a slow cloth scarf and shared her design concepts and the yarn she dyed for the project.
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- Kate created some delightful knitted flower accessories to attach to her hat.
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- Jackie used some of her Habu yarns to weave some narrow striped fabric and made a top to wear with her black outfit.
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- Diane shared her brightly colored crocheted scarf with large pom-pom ends.
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- Betty used Anita Luvera for cords and beaded circles to transform her vest.
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