I've been working on the finger-control chapter of my upcoming rigid heddle weaving book, due to Interweave mid August. If I don't post much between now and then, you now know why. I've haven't escaped to the garden (though I'd love to) or gone on an extended bike ride (miss those rides). I'm home weaving (do love it, though not the pending deadline), writing, taking photos.

Anyway, I was lamenting to a friend about all of the great weaving books that are now out-of-print. She mentioned a bit of good news: The photo illustrations for Mary Black's New Key to Weaving can be found on-line through the Canadian archives. Here's the link. http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/virtual/black/Results.asp?Search=cs The REALLY good news is that these photos are in color and better than the original printed book copy.