These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 24, Number 1 -- April, 2007

• Deb Greer's story of her latest spinning/dyeing experiment and photograph

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 23, Number 1 -- May, 2006

• Marilyn Greaves' photographs of the Navajo weaving display at the Sacramento Weavers and Spinners Open House in February
• Photograph of Sarah Egan's three-year project to build a large loom and competed her 5' x 7' Two Grey Hills tapestry
• Prorated Ashtl'o Guild dues schedule (as peviously printed in November 2005 newsletter)
• "CiNCH Notes" - June 2006

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 22, Number 3 -- November, 2005

• Read the CNCH Newsletter online, Volume XIV, Number 3 • October 2005 (external link )
• Historical account of "NATANA (NAVAJO CHIEF)", who was Leo Natani's paternal grandfather
• A "VISUAL JOKE" submitted by Leo and Sarah Natan
• Complete text of the "TREATY Between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and the NAVAJO TRIBE OF INDIANS, 1868, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States" - includes all Articles and signatories
• "Navajo Help Save Unique Sheep From Extinction" - a National Geographic News Special Series article from Pulse of the Planet including reference to TahNibaa Naataanii, Chair, Sheep Is Life
• New U.S. 2¢ postage stamps - Navajo silver and turquoise jewelry
• "Home grown and highly prized" - Pendleton Wool Indian Blankets
• Weaving photos submitted by Craig Watson (referenced in his email)
• Elkus Ranch map and directions
• Photos from Sarah Natani's Fall 2005 Workshop
• Marlon Natani and sketches

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 22, Number 2 -- June, 2005

• Read the current CNCH Virtual Newsletter (on this website)
• Vote "Yes" or "No" for the $5 mandatory fee
• Attend Ann Hedlund's Navajo Weaving Lecture, July 30, 2005
• Announce Hannelore Cole's Navajo Weaving workshop at Lambtown
• See photos from Sarah Natani Table Mesa Workshop, May, 2005 as submited by Becca Austin
• Visit Cate Loetscher's new store carrying Navajo Weaving tools
• See Marilyn Greaves' recent weavings
• Visit Craig's "Indiana Watson" Cortez images and recent travel photos

• Read about Leo and Sarah's presentation to the American Public Health Association meeting in Washington D.C. Only three Elders were invited, one each selected from these indigenous communities: Hawaii, Alaska, and American Indian.
  See a photograph of these respected Elders on Leo's website.
  http://www.NavajoValues.com/natani/helpingeldersmeds.htm
  
•  See dozens of photographs taken by Pat Oakley who was a participant in the Fall, 2004 Weaving Workshop with Sarah Natani.
  • http://homepage.mac.com/treesh/PhotoAlbum26.html
    http://homepage.mac.com/treesh/PhotoAlbum27.html
    
• See photographs of Leslie Mitchell's recent weaving. Leslie has written about her weaving experience in this issue of the Ashtl'o Newsletter (on this website)

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 21, Number 2 -- August 2004

• Mel Silva's photographs and story of his Navajo Style Tufted Rug
• See Craig Watson's display, "The Expert Collection" of new Navajo tapestries (external link)

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 21, Number 1 -- February 2004

• "The Loom Of Doom" a personal story by Sarah Egan
• Photos of Craig Watson's dyed wool
• "Heifer Helps Navajos Bolster Sheep Herd" World Ark Magazine, Winter 2003
  STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY DARCY KIEFEL

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 20, Number 3 -- November, 2003

• See photographs during Sarah Natani's 2003 Workshop at Table Mesa, New Mexico ( 200 K)
• See (merged) photograph of weavers at Marilyn Greaves home on November 8, 2003
  
• (THE FOLLOWING ARE EXTERNAL LINKS)
  
  • Examine the "Anne Blinks Textile Study Collection" maintained by the Santa Cruz Handweavers Guild
  • Read about Anne Blinks, our departed Ashtl'o Guild member and friend of Sarah Natani, in a 1993 article in Spin-Off magazine hosted at a (password protected) URL
  • See TahNiBaa's Code Talker rug at the Salt Lake City Olympic Village. (Her rug is behind the weaver in the photo,who happens to not be TahNibaa.)
  • See a long list of links with Navajo themes posted on the "Adopt-A-Native-Elder program" website.
    

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 20, Number 2 -- July, 2003

• Craig Watson's Lightingway story and photograph
• Photographs of Sacramento "Foothills Contingent" Open House display
• See photographs of Marilyn Greaves' three new weavings
• New Ashtl'o Guild flyer designed by Marilyn Greaves
• CNCH 2003 photographs
• Photograph of Lynn Speier's Glemorra loom for sale
• Jacquetta Nisbet's flyer for her WEAVING WORKSHOPS (12 kb pdf)
• Shari McKelvy's flyer for Morro Fleece Work (12 kb pdf)
• Full schedule of very interesting workshops and demonstrations at "Sheep Is Life" celebration
• See Email and photograph from Marni Marni J. Harang, Wassenaar, Netherlands

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 20, Number 1 -- March, 2003

• Craig Watson's photographs of four sheep fetishes and his High Noon booth
  Photograph of TahNibaa and excellent story of her life and work as written by the School of American Research
• Story written by The Navajo Times with photographs of TahNibaa and Roy Kady about their "Spin Off" monthly gathering
• Photograph of Dee Ann White's rotating loom to weave a vest 
• Jump to Leo Natani's Navajo Values website to see new information posted there:
  http://www.NavajoValues.com/natani.htm (External Link)
  

These are the Supplemental Web Pages of
Volume 19, Number 3 -- November, 2002

• "JASPER, a handsome Navajo-Churro ram", written by Dee Ann White
• Craig Watson's 2 days at The DyeWorks for cochineal dying with details and photos (with a hyperlink to Craig and Roy weaving on New Year's Eve)
• Photographs from the October, 2002 Table Mesa Workshop with Sarah Natani
  "Cherokee Wisdom"
• Navajo Traditions of the Navajo Nation

  • Navajo Nation FlagGreat Seal of the Navajo Nation
  • Navajo Beliefs
    • RainCornCradle Board
    • Traditional Wedding Basket

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