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Prisha: Thanks for the post. Off the top of my hat I would say Kent State in OHIO, but there are definitely more. I would suggest you get in touch with member Michelle Pajak-Reynolds, she went the textile/jewelry route and can definitely point you in the right direction :-)
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Permalink Reply by Prisha Brown on -
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Prisha Brown on
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Thanks Jaya, I will check it out ;-)
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Permalink Reply by Nanz Aalund on -
I have no recommendations for you as far as schools go but... have you seen the cover of the JULY issue of Lapidary Journal. It is a very interesting fiber and jewelry combination. Best of luck, Nanz
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Cool! Thanks for mentioning this Nanz!
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Permalink Reply by Prisha Brown on
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I really appreciate your suggestion, thanks!
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