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BEV HAUENSTEIN
Mount Vernon, OH
Using the natural method of eco printing, Saline Craft Show welcomes this first-timer, BEV HAUENSTEIN, the owner of TAKE JOY. Starting her work with textiles as a 4-H member, she has continued throughout life as she enters a semi-retirement phase. Under the tutelage of Raeschell Noonen of Nimby Fiber Art of Mount Vernon, OH, and Nicola Brown of Clasheen of Ireland, Bev became intrigued and experimented with all of the various leaves and flowers in my neighborhood. This art directly applies plants to textiles to alter color, apply color and create interesting designs. Everything used is natural…such as flowers, leaves, bark, and roots. Using habotai silk, silk noil, wool, cotton, and linen to make scarves, wraps, table runners, wall hangings, pillows, aprons, and bags. Find Bev in Booth 9.
Moderate rain, with a high of 53 and low of 34 degrees. Mist during the morning, sunny during the afternoon, overcast for the evening,
When this was built, was this the only location possible? It seems like it is in the worst geographical location in the cityÂ
The WWTP dates to at least 1963 and perhaps even older. It's probably best to take yourself back to this date to imagine what was around the plant when it was built.  Not sure why you think it's the worst place. I'm not an expert but seems to be that water flows downhill and the plant should be located near the ri
Next to your house Sam, or further down river outside of city proposed years ago, or to YCUA. After the plants biggest patch job is done the surrounding area will still smell like feces.Â