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Journal - Spring 2013 　クリックポスト198円で発送します。 Spring 2013We have plenty to inspire you in our first issue of 2013. Learn about how stunning purple dyes can be produced from Murex shells in Qatar (photo left, by Inge Boesken Kanold) and how intricate and equally colourful tassels can be made to complement handwoven Swedish bands.  Our series on the Certificate of Achievement concludes with advice on presenting your work and an insight into the completing the Certificate in Natural Dyeing. Or learn how growing and dyeing with plants can be therapeutic. We also include detailed, practical guidance on how to sort and wash a fleece for the best results.  Members of the Stratford-upon-Avon Guild describe how they showcased tapestry weaving in the stunning setting of Compton Verney, Warwickshire, while weaver Sue Christian  was featured on BBC TV's 'Paul Martin's Handmade Revolution'. Our regular round up of news and reviews completes a packed Journal.ContentsCoA in weaving: A Candidate's view, Hildyard Mary, page 22 , Tantalising Tassels and Appealing Pompoms: Making Swedish woven bands swing, Foulkes Susan J., page 18 , Colour from the sea, Gillespie Frances, page 7 , My work with shellfish purple, Kanold Inge-Boesken, page 10 , Slow colour, community and well being, Wellesley-Smith Claire, page 27 , Succeeding with the Certificate of Achievement Part 3: Presentation and Assessment, Seddon Heather, page 22 , Sorting and washing a fleece, Renouf-Miller Janet, page 11 , Paul Martin's Handmade Revolution, Christian Sue, page 29 , Tapestry Weaving and working with the general public, Lobb Rosalind and Howells Ann, page 24 .