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| Scharine, Ryukyu Heritage Textiles, is showing off her latest commission. She is wearing one of her lovely woven shawls. |
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| She has a Japanese ancestry and is learning the ways of the old world. This piece is to be used with a chess set--light silk fabric. |
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| Our hostess for the day, Tracy owns Lone Star Loom Room/Nordic Studio and has recently returned from a two year stint in Singapore. She welcomed us to her new home. Everyone had to see her studio space and view what's on the loom! |
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| Computer driven Megado loom by Louet |
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| Towels at their finest! |
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| Her movable loom bench by Walter Turpening is not only function but a work of art. |
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| And on the loom in her bedroom--wonderful hand painted warp. |
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| Two members, Karen and Gerry, admire the work. |
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| These wooden weight hangers sure look prettier than water bottles! |
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| Okay, enough of that stuff--let's head to the gifts to open! Our group knows each other so well we went to paper bags years ago to hide the identify of the giver. Every gift is a winner and no stealing allowed!! |
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