Possible new weaver in Northern California

[NorCalPiper]

Hi all-
I took my mother-in-law to go shopping in this funky old mining town in Nor-Cal called Grass Valley last week. While we were there, we stopped by a shop that had a lot of woven stuff that looked fantastic and upon further inquiry, found out that the hubby / wife team that owned the shop have a proper weaving machine in the back and she "Says" that they can produce tartan as long as the have the proper counts. I'm going to give them a test run in the future, but if anyone wants to give them a shot in the mean while, I'm giving their info for any interested. Might be a good source, here you go-

Terri Nelson-Weaver
1-530-272-1000

[sydnie7]

If you think GV is old and funky now, should have seen it when I first did -- late 1960s, when my parents and aunt/uncle bought "retirement" property out on Greenhorn Road. That's before the freeway went through. . . when they did put the freeway through, my cousin picked up all sorts of wonderful debris from the excavation sites. (She was a cute blonde and could talk her way into anywhere. . .) She and her husband still live on half that property.

Good luck with the weaving trial, always nice to support the local talent!

[Tartan Tess]

We used to buy old mine cars and other "Antiques" for the yard out there.