81. Craftygal Porch - An In-person Interview With Basketweaver Ellen Gniewek Craftygal brings you fresh content on a broad range of Crafting topics; encouraging selfexpression through essays and articles covering Craft instruction, http://www.craftygal.com/archives/301/porch301.htm

Basketweaving 101 Basketry Index Basketry Discussion Forum Basketweaving Supplies and Kits Book: Fahrenheit 451 , by Ray Bradbury Movie: To Kill A Mockingbird , by Harper Lee Music: Windham Hill Light Jazz Celtic Music Keep Your Weavers Wet! by Amie Ellen Gniewek first became interested in basketweaving when in 1988 she went to craft night at a Ben Franklin store and had to make a berry basket. "I didn’t do real well with it, but I bought enough materials and then I started making these little berry baskets," Ellen says as she sits at a long table in her home filled with intricate baskets showing, during my recent interview with her, that she’s left the little berry basket light years behind. A self-professed expert of round reed , Ellen is influenced by Native American art Japanese styles simple living literature basket patterns , and the works of Flo Hoppe John McGuire , and Jim Rutherford. Inspired to make baskets as part of her interest in

82. Ellen M. CRAFT Obituary Mrs. Ellen M. Craft, 37, wife of Guy Craft of Valley street, McDonald died at 540 o clock Monday morning, February 23, 1931, in the Canonsburg General http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/robrun36.htm

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83. Houghton - Person Page 213 Harriet Ellen Craft married George S. Alden. Harriet Ellen Craft was born on 6 August 1841 in Newton, Middlesex, MA, USA. She was the daughter of Nathan http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~houghtonfamily/p213.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); Houghton The Houghton/Haughton Surname Project Person Page 213 Main Page Master Index Surname Index Master Place Index ... Next Page Almus Cowdery (M) Almus Cowdery married Mariah Houghton in 3 December 1818 at Lunenburg, Worcester, MA, USA Child of Almus Cowdery and Mariah Houghton Mariah Cowdery b. 5 May 1822 Mariah Cowdery (F) b. 5 May 1822, #25985 Pop-up Pedigree Mariah Cowdery was born on 5 May 1822 in Shirley, Middlesex, MA, USA . She was the daughter of Almus Cowdery and Mariah Houghton Maude Cowdrey (F) b. 21 August 1865, #7047 Maude Cowdrey was born on 21 August 1865. She married Jason Howard Clapp , son of Jason Forbes Clapp and Elizabeth Malvina Houghton , in 14 October 1885. Children of Maude Cowdrey and Jason Howard Clapp Howard Houghton Clapp (living) Arthur Cowdrey Clapp (living) Elizabeth N. Cowdry (F) b. circa 1824, #13167 Elizabeth N. Cowdry was born circa 1824 age 25 at marriage in 1849. She and Nason S. Houghton declared their intentions of marriage on November 1849 Bolton, Worcester, MA, USA . Elizabeth N. Cowdry and Nason S.

84. Sugarloaf Craft Festivals - Local Artist A Sugarloaf Craft Show / Festival brings together professional artisans, Ellen Pearl gains inspiration from leisurely walks with her dog Plum (the “CEO” http://www.sugarloafcrafts.com/pr/spring_gaithersburg_pearl.html

APRIL 8, 9, 10, 2005 Gaithersburg, MD Mosaic Mementos Gaithersburg Table Designer Ellen Pearl FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Deann Verdier or Maxine Murray Pearl will be exhibiting at the 30th Annual Gaithersburg Sugarloaf Crafts Festival at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Gaithersburg, MD, on April 8, 9, and 10, 2005. Featuring 450 craft designers and fine artists, hours are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily adult admission is $7.00; children under 12 and parking are free. For more information, please contact: Deann Verdier or Maxine Murray at 800.210.9900 Table by Ellen Pearl Home Download Discount Coupons Artist Showcases Sugarloaf Club Newsletter ... About Sugarloaf

85. Ontario Crafts Council - Events The Ontario Crafts Council. Ellen Adams Ayton, Ontario. Craftperson s Statement Biography. Title Declining Stocks, 1999 http://www.craft.on.ca/events/artist.php?id=45

86. Southern Highland Craft Guild Educational Resources The Gallery at Guild Crafts Events at Parkway Craft Center Framed. Susan Ellen Jones , NC Fiber email Susan Ellen Jones. http://www.southernhighlandguild.org/susanjones/

Wood Clay Fiber Glass ... Kitchen Witch Fiber Artist My artwork is made of layers of hand-dyed silk, linen and cotton. Shibori techniques create surface pattern, while machine quilting and cutting through to underlying layers make complex textures. Raw edges reveal the integrity of woven cloth and imply that these pieces are torn from the larger body of textile arts. Patches and mending stitches speak of thrift and nurturing. Through my work, I explore the relationship of landscape and spirit. I use Shibori techniques that were developed in Japan to simulate patterns found in nature. By stitching and shaping the cloth before dyeing, the cloth takes on textures and patterns that reflect the mountain landscape in which I live. The process literally takes the cloth through similar changes of time and wind and weather that have shaped the earth around us. The process is chancy and surprising. Preparing the cloth is intensive, but Shibori always gives me more than I have planned for. A Message in Light I * Shibori Dyed and Discharged Silk * Surface is Pierced Revealing Layers * Machine and Hand Stitched and Quilted * Framed Susan Ellen Jones , NC Fiber email Susan Ellen Jones

87. Ellen Shankin, Information BIOGRAPHICAL Ellen Shankin August 22, 1952 NYC, New York EDUCATIONAL 19751977 New York Smithsonian Craft Show Honorable Mention Washington DC 1996 http://www.akardesign.com/art/ceramics/shankin/shankindetail.htm

HOME ELLEN SHANKIN I FLOYD, VA RESUME BIOGRAPHICAL: Ellen Shankin August 22, 1952 N.Y.C., New York EDUCATIONAL: 1975-1977: New York State School of Ceramics at Alfred : Alfred, New York B.F.A. with Honors 1974: Rhode Island School of Design : Providence, Rhode Island 1970-1972: Goddard College : Plainfield, Vermont RECENT EXHIBITIONS: 2002: Solo Exhibition: College of William and Mary. Williamsburg,Virginia 2002: "National Ceramics Invitational" Bruce Gallery of Edinboro University. Edinboro, Pa. 2002: "Stoneware for Daily Rituals" Red Star Studio: NCECA Conference. Kansas City, Mo. 2002: "For the Table" Santa Fe Clay. Santa Fe, New Mexico 2001: "Historical Influences on Contemporary Ceramics" Guilford College.Greensboro, N. C. 2001: "Wayne Higby: Reunion" Helen Drutt Gallery. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2001: "25 Select 25" Lill Street Gallery. Chicago. Illinois

88. William Craft/Running A Thousand Miles For Freedom The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery. William Craft Husband and wife William and Ellen Craft’s break from slavery in 1848 was perhaps the http://www.lsu.edu/lsupress/Books/fal-win-98/craft

Advanced Search Published 1999. 136 pages, 6 x 9 5 halftones ISBN 0-8071-2320-X (p), $15.95Tr Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery William Craft With a Foreword and Biographical Essay by Richard J. M. Blackett Richard J. M. Blackett is the Andrew Jackson Professor of History at Vanderbilt University and the author of several books about nineteenth-century history, including Divided Hearts: Britain and the American Civil War. Top Home Contact Us Join Our E-Mail List ... Louisiana State University home page

89. Enrichment Programs Marcia Estabrook of Characters Educational Theatre presents 3 performances of Ellen Craft. Ellen Craft tells of her childhood as a slave in Georgia and her http://www.marblehead.com/schools/middleschool/enrichment.htm

Marblehead Veterans Middle School 217 Pleasant Street, Marblehead, MA 01945 Phone: 781-639-3120; Fax: 781-639-3130 Home Marblehead Public Schools departments Faculty and Staff Foreign Language Guidance Library/Media Center ... Custodial Requests about mvms Calendar Clubs and Activities Daily Bulletin Directions to Our School ... Questions or Comments? collaborations Friends of the MPS TeamUp, Inc. MVMS Enrichment Programs, 2004-2005 (2005-2006 Information will be available shortly) The following is a list of programs sponsored by MVMS Parents Council/Enrichment for the 2004-2005 school year. We depend on donations from parents, as well as a number of grants, to provide these programs. If you would like to support enrichment programs at MVMS, donations of any amount are greatly appreciated! 8th grade Marcia Estabrook of Characters Educational Theatre presents 3 performances of Ellen Craft. Ellen Craft tells of her childhood as a slave in Georgia and her dramatic escape to the North with her husband in 1848. She describes a year spent in Boston before fleeing to Europe, and their eventual return to the U.S. to establish a school in Georgia after the Civil War. This program is presented under the auspices of Young Audiences of Massachusetts, and is funded by the MVMS Parents Council.

90. William And Ellen Craft - Author - Muzi Library - Muzi.com Muzi.com Muzi (English) Muzi Library Author William and Ellen Craft. Classic Literature Running A Thousand Miles For Freedom (Novel) Archive* http://library.muzi.com/au/english/101167.shtml

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91. Black British Heritage Group - Before Windrush Ellen and William Craft Antislavery and the Civil War in America. Ellen 1826-1890 and William ?c.1825-1900 Craft, who lived in Cambridge Road (now http://www.black-heritage.com/heritage_detail.asp?page_ID=9&part=2

92. Interview With Ellen Bryant Voigt By Monica Mankin Ellen Bryant Voigt Any poetry? Well, I guess in high school there were classes that led me to Also, you have to articulate useful principles of Craft. http://www.uidaho.edu/fugue/voigt.htm

Interview with Ellen Bryant Voigt by Monica Mankin “I do fervently believe that poetry is greater than any of us who try to make it.” Ellen Bryant Voigt was born in 1943. She grew up on a Virginia farm, and by the age of four was a serious student of piano. She earned degrees from Converse College and the University of Iowa . Voigt went on to pioneer the first low-residency writing program at Goddard College . She then helped move the program to Warren Wilson, where she has taught for over thirty years. She has published six books of poetry, including Claiming Kin Forces of Plenty Two Trees Kyrie The Lotus Flowers , and Shadow of Heaven , as well as a collection of essays about poetry entitled The Flexible Lyric . Her most recent book of poems, Shadow of Heaven , was a National Book Award finalist, and Kyrie was a National Book Critic's Circle Award finalist. Voigt has been granted fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund. In 2002, she was awarded the Merrill Fellowship from the Academy of American Poets and the O.B. Hardison Prize from the Folger Shakespeare Library. She recently concluded a term as Vermont state poet. Voigt, who will serve as judge for

93. BBC SPORT | Special Events | MacArthur In The Mondial | Audio Diary Ellen s Craft lies second but she is frustrated by a depression that has restricted progress. real 14k. Slack winds hinder progress http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/in_depth/2001/macarthur_in_the_mondial/au

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Special Events: MacArthur in the Mondial: Audio Diary Sport Front Page ... Funny Old Game Around The UK: N Ireland Scotland Wales SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDA Text Only ... Help EDITIONS Change to World Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 17:36 GMT 18:36 UK Ellen reflects on success Ellen reflects on her dramatic victory in the Challenge Mondial and reveals her future plans. real Leaders within grasp Ellen is in good spirits as the Foncia Kingfisher makes up significant ground to trail the Mondial's leaders by 12 miles. real Waiting on the wind Ellen experiences problems with the weather which hamper her progress. Currently she is working from sea breezes and hopes things will change by Wednesday. real Closing the gap The Foncia-Kingfisher is set to move up a position but it appears that the race will not finish on Monday as expected. real Depression makes race roulette Ellen's craft lies second but she is frustrated by a depression that has restricted progress. real Slack winds hinder progress Ellen is still in contention but the change in wind conditions has meant that Bayer is within sight.

94. ::MetroPulse Online:: by Ellen Mallernee. A yearand-a-half ago, 26-year-old Jonny Miller lived in “You have to practice your Craft,” says Dwyer, who teaches an acting class http://www.metropulse.com/articles/2005/15_30/gamut.shtml

Vol 15, Issue 36 Web metropulse.com Music Eye on the Scene Platters Movie Guru ... Classifieds How to Get Famous Tips from talent scouts and locals who've made it big by Ellen Mallernee A year-and-a-half ago, 26-year-old Jonny Miller lived in Lenoir City and worked for a construction company that builds Kentucky Fried Chickens and hospitals. Now he lives 2,200 miles away in Los Angeles, makes movies with Jessica Simpson, runs in the same circles as Paris Hilton and is, as he says, having the time of his life. After years of shirking suggestions that he ought to model, Miller enrolled in classes at Barbizon in Knoxville, to alleviate his timidity more than anything else, he says. Tickled pink with his ocean-colored eyes, curling brown hair, and preposterous abs, Barbizon agents flew Miller to New York City for an International Modeling and Talent Association (IMTA) convention. Soon thereafter, he signed with an agent, and moved to California with his shiny new confidence. CSI: Las Vegas (he had five lines and made $8,000), Young and the Restless and Arrested Development Dukes of Hazzard Bottoms Up with Paris Hilton and a Gavin Owens film

95. Short Stories Uncut - With the stinging rain bearing down on the tiny Craft, Ellen had to act fast to prevent the tragedy that lay before her. Tag Story http://www.eastoftheweb.com/uncut/node?from=105

96. Thousand Islands Chapter - Classic & Antique Boat Society Jackal , 20 1954 ChrisCraft - Ellen John Devic Smyrna , 18 1955 Chris-Craft - Don Doebler Miss Ashley , 17 1942 Chris-Craft - Ashley Lawlee http://www.1000islandsboatclub.com/Winners2001.asp

Antique Boats for Sale ACBS National Chapter Info 2005 Renaissance Cup ... 2005 Boat Show Poster 2001 Vintage Boat Show Winners RUNABOUT: "Derby Daze", 17' 1947 Chris-Craft - Michael Gagliardi "Messenger", 28' 1929 Gar Wood - Trey Vars UTILITY: "Little Whitely", 19' 1958 Lyman - Erich Wuster "Trade Winds", 26' 1951 Hutchinson - Don Doebler CRUISER: "Friendship", 30' 1950 Chris-Craft - Howard Williams LAUNCH: "Harm", 23' 1937 Cupernall - Ann Potter OUTBOARD BOAT: Mason of Nova Scotia, 16' 1960 - Les Fisher OUTBOARD MOTOR: "Pixie Dust", 15' 1965 Cliffe Craft - Chris Dembs NON-POWER CRAFT: 17', 1920 Dowsett - Mike Krzyzanowski HUTCHINSON: "Kro-Flite III", 1940 Hutchinson - Betsy Estabrook "Christine", 1946 Hutchinson - Mark Armstrong GAR WOOD: "Arrowhead", 22' 1930 Gar Wood - Wendy Fisher "Ripples", 22'1935 Gar Wood - David Taylor "Zipalong", 18' 1936 Gar Wood - Bob Tague RACE BOAT: "Flyer", 13' 2001 E-Class - Frank Combs CHRIS-CRAFT: "Smyrna", 18' 1955 Chris-Craft - Don Doebler "Miss Ashley", 17' 1942 Chris-Craft - Ashley Lawlee CANADIAN-BUILT: "Lady Luck", 22' 1954 Shepherd - Terry Luck

97. Ellen Morey's Crafts In this section you can find pictures of many of the crafts I have made and some stories about my crafts. To get things started, here are a few stories http://www.morey.org/emorey/craftcontent.html

In this section you can find pictures of many of the crafts I have made and some stories about my crafts. To get things started, here are a few stories about my history with crafts... I started out crocheting when I was a little girl. My mom taught me how when I was about 5 years old. I started out making blankets and doll clothes. Last year, my little sister Kayla found a blanket that I had started making but stopped about half way through. It was a pretty ugly looking thing. It looks like I was making it out of scrap yarn. I did a series of single crochets in one color and then, when I ran out of that color, I simply joined on the next. Kayla really wanted me to finish the blanket and give it to my daughter Karen but I decided to let Kayla experiment with it instead. A few years later, when I was about 7 years old, my mother taught me how to knit. She did not do a great job, however, as I have been told that I knit backwards. When I first heard this I figured that my mother must also knit backwards but it turns out that she knits correctly. I have tried to fix the problem but I fear it is too late. And, it gives my stitches an interesting and unique look (and it works) so I am going to stick with my technique. I did not really knit or crochet much during my teenage years but picked it up again in college when I made a sweater for my sister Shannon and two sweaters for my newest sister Kayla. After that my hobby really took off as I started making at least one new thing every three or four weeks. I made afghans, sweaters (mostly baby sweaters), stuffed animals and more.

98. Ellen Brown -- Sculptor And Papercutter Ellen Brown graduated from Philadelphia College of Art in 1942 a Crafts major with honors in Ceramics. In 1946 she studied sculpture at Alfred University in http://www.ao.com/ellenbrown/

Home Papercutting Designs Contact ... Other Information Ellen Brown Sculptor and Papercutter "Sea Witch" from a driftwood stump 918 Gardiner Road, Wiscasset, Maine 04578 Ellen Brown Ellen Brown graduated from Philadelphia College of Art in 1942 a Crafts major with honors in Ceramics. In 1946 she studied sculpture at Alfred University in New York. She has done further study of both sculpture and pottery over the years. She taught wood shop to boys aged 7 to 11 at the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood House in San Francisco. She taught pottery, sculpture and stage make-up for 35 years at Westtown School, where her husband was a mathematics teacher. The Browns retired to Maine in 1986 and now live in Wiscasset. Ellen is an artist member of the National League of American Pen Women. She has won awards in state and national shows of that organization. She is also a state-juried member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen in pottery, sculpture and papercutting. She has had best-in-show awards and the craftsmen's vote in several state shows sponsored by the Guild. Her work has been shown at the Kennedy Center, D.C., the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Delaware Museum of Fine Art, Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania, Chester County Art Association, Atlanta, Sacramento, and Boston, the Chocolate Church in Bath, the Maine Art Gallery in Wiscasset, Round Top Center for the Arts in Damariscotta, Augusta, Colby College Craft Show, and Camden Arts and Crafts Fair. She is a member of the American Papercutters Guild, Maine Craft Association and the United Maine Craftsmen.

99. Ellen Whisler's Website Ellen Whisler s Home Page. Who am I I ma senior in the School of Arts and Sciences here at The members of the Crafts House, as well as participating http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~ewhisler/

Ellen Whisler's Home Page Who am I: I'm a senior in the School of Arts and Sciences here at Tufts University What am I studying: I am majoring in history with a minor in Computer Science. My concentration in history is the and the connections among the different civilizations, especially medieval Europe. I have taken classes in medieval europe, the middle east, Japan, the American Civil War, and on writing of travelers to other places. In computer science I have taken classes in basic programming, web programming, software development, e-government and the use of the internet by local, state and federal government agencies, and programming theory. I have chosen not to do a full major in computer science, but rather to focus on more information science topics. Where do I live: Previous years I have lived in South Hall and Metcalf Hall. Currently I live in the Crafts House, which is one of the special interest houses that Tufts offers. The members of the Crafts House, as well as participating in a vegetarian/vegan food co-operative, run the Crafts Center located under Lewis Hall. The Center provides a place for

100. Ellen's Braided Rugs Ellen Moyer 104 South St Middletown Springs 05757 (802) 2352276 email Martha Fitch, Executive Director, Vermont Crafts Council http://www.vermontcrafts.com/members/EMoyer.html

Ellen's Braided Rugs Hand Braided Rugs, Mats Ellen Moyer 104 South St Middletown Springs 05757 email Martha Fitch, Executive Director, Vermont Crafts Council Search the entire Vermont Crafts Council Site Vermont Crafts Council PO Box 938 Montpelier VT 05601 vt1crafts@aol.com Site design by John Lehet Feedback Last modified: 4/26/05 This page was produced automatically from a database. Design and scripting by John Lehet Back to Vermont Crafts Home webmaster

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