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    Morris: Hi Bill. I will reply to you in an email. Thank you for your comment. Morris

    Bill Longcore: I am a beginning student of Navajo weaving. I have built a small table loom (24 by 36) and need tools to start. Can you [...]

    Morris: Yes, Navajo Weaving Comb is still available. I dont know the age of it, but it definitely is vintage. Vintage Navajo weaving combs [...]

    Deborah: I'm wondering if the Vintage Navajo Weaving Comb #2 is still available. If yes, do you know about how old it is?

    Morris: I'm so pleased you love it! Thank you!!!

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Handweavers’ Guild of America Convergence 2010 in Albquerque, NM

July 27th, 2010

I want to thank all of you who participated in Convergence 2010 in Albuquerque.  It was the first time I attended a Convergence conference.  What a wonderful time I had!! 

I taught the Navajo Weaving Bootcamp Class along with Rose Dedman, Jennie Slick and Mary Walker.  We had about 53 students in a huge space we called “the echo room”!  Actually, once we got started it was not a problem to be in that room.  I want to thank Rose, Jennie, Mary and Pat for helping me in with the first ever class I taught.  I also want to thank my students for being patient and having a sense of humor.  I enjoyed meeting all of you and look forward to doing it again next year. 

-Morris