[craftcollective] Knots: What Every Gatherer Should Know

[Erica Ritter]

Yay!  See you there.
Hey, I was wondering:
Does Freeskool have a "tuition exchange" policy with other educational
organizations?
 (That is, do you think they'd cross-post announcements for free classes
like Cascadia Wild's Monday night series?)
How do I ask "them" about it?  Is there an email posting list for Freeskool,
or is it strictly posters-around-town?

Looking forward to seeing you Monday night.

Yours,
Erica

On 10/18/07, sabrina gogol <sabrina.portland at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thats so awesome! Count me in.
>
> On 10/18/07, Val Stricklin <stricklin4337 at comcast.net> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Erica,   I'm sad that I'll miss Ernie's knots.  I didn't retain the
> > excellent lesson I got about the trucker's hitch, when I borrowed your fruit
> > ladder  (I'm definitely one who must learn through repetition.)  My Monday
> > night kids' book illustration class conflicts, but there are only 4 more
> > weeks, so I otta be able to get in on the basketry night Nov 26th.
> >   Are you gonna make moccasins with us on Sunday?
> > Love Val
> >
> >
> >
> >  On Oct 18, 2007, at 4:51 AM, Erica Ritter wrote:
> >
> >  Knotting ... netting ... knitting...
> >
> > If you're not on the ancestralways list, you might want to know:
> > Ernie is teaching knotwork at Cascadia Wild on Monday night.  Very
> > useful skills for all kinds of crafts.  You might be particularly interested
> > in decorative knots that make good buttons, or "frogs," for closing garments
> > and bags.  If you want to ask him about details, he's at
> > eawisner at gmail.com.
> >
> > Practical Knots for Impractical Situations
> > Monday, October 22nd
> > 7-9 pm
> > Cascadia Wild!
> > 3945 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
> > 503-235-9533
> > www.cascadiawild.org
> >
> > Coming sooner than you think:
> > BYO Basketry workshop
> > the Monday after Thanksgiving -- that's November 26th, 7-9pm, at
> > Cascadia Wild.
> > I'll bring harakeke techniques from New Zealand (a great way to use that
> > spiky decorative plant that's been popping up all over Portland in recent
> > years.)  Another basketmaker's bringing ivy baskets; another, cordage.
> > What would you like to bring?
> > If you don't care for baskets, you're welcome to bring another textile
> > project and treat it as a craft night.  Bring a finished basket for us to
> > reverse-engineer.  Or bring some creative, raw material to play with:
> > flexible twigs, vines, twine, yarn, paper, etc.
> > Take-home instructions will be provided for novices, with basic how-to's
> > of coiled, twined, and woven basketry.
> >
> > Yours,
> > Erica Ritter
> >
> > --
> > eritter at gmail.com
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