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Seminar CW 08 materials

For shirts, mugs, aprons, bags, buttons, magnets, or notebooks, all imprinted with the CW08 logo, the Eye of the Heddle, go to www.cafepress.com/cw2008
Proceeds go to help support Complex Weavers.

CW Greatest Hits

Price: $29.95 includes the book and a CD ROM
Shipping: $3. for US and $6. overseas

In honor of the 21st birthday of Complex Weavers, a book of members' favorite drafts was published in 2000. Drafts from 2 to ? shafts, drafts for drawlooms, kumihimo, tablet weaving, and passementerie.

This is a design book, not a project book. Suggested setts and materials are generally not included. Each draft includes threading or block profile, tie-up, treadling or peg plan [both if possible], and a drawdown if applicable. Suggested uses for the draft are included. The author of each design is included.

Contact Marjie Thompson at marjie@maine.rr.com for immediate delivery.

Visa, Master Card, Discover Card and Novus accepted as well as check or money order in US funds drawn on a US bank, payable to Complex Weavers.

Compilation of Newsletters

Complex Weavers Compilation 1 is a volume of articles from the first ten years of Complex Weavers Newsletters, from the very first one to January 1990, Issues 1 to 32 for only $20.70

Complex Weavers Compilation 2 covers articles from Issue 33 to 55, May 1990 through September 1997, for $24.95

Compilation 1 & 2, available as a set for $40.00

Shipping and handling for US and Canada included.

Contact Marjie Thompson at marjie@maine.rr.com for immediate delivery.

Visa, Master Card, Discover Card and Novus accepted as well as check or money order in US funds drawn on a US bank, payable to Complex Weavers.

CW Early Weaving Books on CD

This is your opportunity to have a weaving rare book library on your computer.

CW is making available CD-ROMs [Windows, Max, and Linux compatible] containing a number of early printed weaving books including Franz Donat's 9015 patterns, John Murphy's Treatise on the Art of Weaving, the 18th century pattern books of J M Frickinger and J M Kirschbaum, and many other difficult to obtain books. These may be downloaded from Ralph Griswold's web site but it is much easier to pop a CD into your computer and access them in that fashion. Ralph has kindly provided Complex Weavers with CD-ROMs of the materials. The proceeds above costs will go to help fund future CW publications. As of April 28, 2004, there are available the first five volumes in the series. For lists of the titles available on each of the five CD's, click here
or download this file: CW CD contents, Volumes 1,2,3, 4, & 5 Note: this file requires Acrobat Reader which may be downloaded from
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

The cost for each CD-ROM is $15 plus $1 postage for the US and Canada and $2 for overseas. Checks, payable to CW, are to be sent to Marjie Thompson. E-mail her for the address marjie@maine.rr.com

Visa, Master Card, Discover Card and Novus accepted as well as check or money order in US funds drawn on a US bank, payable to Complex Weavers.

Complex Weavers Pin

Get a Complex Weavers pin to wear on your lapel, on your hat, on a sash. This beautiful pin has a gold coloured base with white and light blue enamel and a tie-tack back. Get two pins and make a pair of earrings! Or get a whole bunch and make a necklace.
$7.50 each plus shipping $1 US and Canada, $2 overseas

Contact Marjie Thompson at marjie@maine.rr.com for immediate delivery.

Visa, Master Card, Discover Card and Novus accepted as well as check or money order in US funds drawn on a US bank, payable to Complex Weavers.

Drawloom Monograph

The Drawloom Monograph, also known as Drawlooms in America, is no longer sold by Complex Weavers. It is available through the Kirkman House, http://www.kirkmanhousemuseum.org/

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