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NCBA Convention 2005:
The Best Weaving and The Best Weavers

Congratulations to Judy Wobbleton and Lyn Siler for coordinating an exciting, eventful, and smooth-running convention. These charter members still know how to get things done! We are fortunate that Judy and Lyn, who surely have done their share of volunteering since NCBA's inception, chose to observe the organization's twentieth year by remembering NCBA's past and looking to its future. Thanks, Lyn and Judy.
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Bonnie Kuhr examines the 20-year History of NCBA, which she compiled	Cynthia Brockett, Eva Green, Madeline Mason and Marion Goldston forgot that this is a BASKETRY convention. They are playing Spades while waiting for the next class.	Dianne Strickland shows Eric Taylor how to attach the handles on his Cottage Basket.
Betty Byrd (r.) found that holding your mouth just right makes all the difference in ribbed basket construction. She passed the secret along to Dolores Von Rosen	Ginger McGhee finishes up another of Gail Hutchinson's beautiful creations.	Donna Shupe (front) has a lot of beading ahead of her in this Susan Coyle class
Kay Harriger Before: This is your brain, all perky and ready to weave	Kay Harriger After. This is your brain on baskets!	Katie Lake works in wire in Linda Sura's class.
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NCBA Convention 2005: The Best Weaving and The Best Weavers

NCBA Convention 2005:
The Best Weaving and The Best Weavers