Pom Pom Quarterly: Issue 46 hydroline Lynda Teller Pete will expose

Lynda Teller Pete will expose you to a deeper appreciation of Navajo tapestry traditions that have been used by the Navajo people for generations

Stephanie’s work continues to be guided by the idea that fabrics made by human hands are imbued with something more than just technical excellence

Weights are placed discreetly and conveniently at the bottom of the beater and can be removed for the weaving of fabric

and crafting projects

and stockinette stitches

Pom Pom Quarterly: Issue 46 hydroline Lynda Teller Pete will exposeIssue 46 Guest Editor: Candice English of The Farmer's Daughter Fibers Collaborating with creatives we admire is one of the great joys of making Pom Pom. Candice English of The Farmers Daughter Fibers has been an inspiration to us for a long time, both as a dyer and as an advocate for Indigenous women. We are thrilled to welcome Candice as Guest Editor for this issue. Candice has brought a fresh perspective to these pages, along with her distinctive