THE JAPANESE PHILOSOPHY OF NAIKAN suggests that we not only acknowledge the debts owed to people who have helped us, but also to the objects that serve us.
An edition of Transforming Fabric
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Transforming Fabric
Thirty Creative Ways to Paint, Dye and Pattern Cloth
by Carolyn A. Dahl
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Transforming Fabric: Thirty Creative Ways to Paint, Dye and Pattern Cloth
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Transforming fabric: color on fabric and life
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