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Thank you for posting this, My nana Maria and papa David are so talented 💜 I love y’all

Proper skillful made it look easy which it definitely isn't

Thank you so much for this video! I play it whenever I need to hear the smile in his voice. If you have any more footage of Baba mi (my father), I would love to see it! Peace and blessings, Tokunbo Adeniyi

Having a couple of these timber framed looms, and some other old equipment, I enjoyed this video a lot. I definitely need to upgrade my warping board to one like this gal's at 5:58. Looks like she is warping with at many as 14 warp threads at a time by hand, without using a paddle.

This is wonderful. I weave too, and have been thinking of doing some rag rugs. Thanks for showing what you do.

OMG I live in Villonia right next to Brownstown IN, thats awesome wonder if she is still making rag rugs.

Impressive work!

What an inspiration she is to me as I weave rags

Love the video but the music is to loud

Very nice of you to share part of your history of making rugs and your family included in it. Thank you very much.

I remember Schoolman's Grocery in Bippus and we drove by his lakehouse to get to ours on Irish Lake!

Jon, I met and worked with Harold in the summer of 1992 at the Indiana Transportation Museum. Is Harold still with us?

Thank you, John - beautiful !

any update about your rugs? im also a rug weaver and i want to learn more.

I love these rugs and stop in to the shop every time I go through Paint Rock, about 3 times a year.This is a wonderful presentation.

Steve's the man! legend where I'm from... Steve Durham has your respect! r.I.p. to dean

Harold, Thanks for being my friend & roomy while I was working In Indianapolis in the 70s. Rulison "Arch" Archer III , still kicking in Florida.

I have had the honor of hearing these talented guys jam on several occasions!

What a lovely lady!

Wow they look great.

How wonderful the old world is,they were not in a rat race,every thing was natural, you could be free of tress & make you'r own innervation, now the talents are gone, every thing is made in china,? from a heartless machine.Thank you for showing the wonder ful world of old day's.

Steve is still in the pekin area. Here is a link to his whitepages information. www.whitepages.com/name/Steven-B-Tankersley/Pekin-IN/770edh8

How would I go about getting ahold of Steve?

"Prepare for death and follow me" that is how I have seen the inscription end

Thank you for posting your wonderful video, Jon. I have shared it on the Indiana Cemetery Preservation Group on Facebook. I have ancestors who died in Posey County, Indiana that I am still trying to figure out where they were buried.

Very nice.

very nice video

This is probably your best piece Jon. The audio is perfect, as is the audio and the subject is very engaging.

I expected more. Just a lot of noise.

Thank you, Teri, for the opportunity to learn some new terms and explanations that will help me in my own work!

Very informative and interesting.

How awesome to have something from your family's history.

Thanks so much for your support and all that you do. I think everyone should record their presentations and make them available. It is so easy with ppt.

This is really excellent Jon. Thanks for sharing. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to see it in NOLA, and am grateful to see it here.

Beautiful rug and video production quality! I bet it would be wonderful to sit with Dee Nierman (Dutch heritage?) learn more about weaving rag rugs and listening to more of her stories...:)

I trust he is making sticks in Heaven now!

You know the messed up thing I didn't even know those trophies existed and I'm a member of the family. Then again I'm probably the only grand kid who didn't spend much time around the family.

You are sooo lucky !

STEVE, SORRY I COULDN'T BE THERE BUT MY MOM WAS SICK...BUT I DID HAVE YOU ON MY MIND.....CONGRADULATIONS ON BREAKING THE SPOON PLAYING RECORD......I LOVE YOU OLD FRIEND .....NOW I HAVE TOLD IT TO THE WORLD, YES I LOVE YOU........LARRY DALE (RAMSEY).....DO YOU WANT ME TO SAY IT AGAIN

STEVE SORRY I COULDNT BE THE BUT MOM WAS SICK.......BUT I HAD YOU ON MY MIND .......CONGRADULATIONS ON BREAKING THE SPOON PLAYING RECORD .......I LOVE YOU OLD FRIEND ......NOT I HAVE TOLD IT TO THE WORLD ,YES I LOVE YOU...........LARRY DALE (RAMSEY)

The quilts are so beautiful. such talented women.

On a 5 star rating scale THIS video is a TEN!

@artloewen Really sorry to hear about John. Sounds like he had a really rewarding life though.

Good for you, love your video and your sticks!

Thanks for this video I miss Grand dad and his art

Nice video.

8 dollars in the 30 wonder what My 1917 sold for new I know it's worth a lot more than the 500 I paied for it the case is worth 300 easy after having the custom interrior without the 1917 coin collection display and the 4 tunning forks and vintage fingernail clipers gunna redo it frome black to a wine red like the wood near the neak

Stag horn or smooth sumac is very different from poison sumac. hes most likely using staghorn or smooth sumac.

Cool..

what accent?