What’s hanging on the line:
Jennifer Dyes
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Jennifer,
I hope all is well with you!
I am in the Lodi Valley Quilt Guild. You presented to us several months ago. At that time, you mentioned that if anyone was interested in growing indigo to let you know. Well, we farm and have a lot of land, so I thought I would follow up with you to see if you still need someone to do this.
I realize it may be too late for this year, as I don’t know when the crop has to be planted and you probably already have a supply. But, let me know if this is something you may be interested in for next year.
Karen Bender
Thanks! I just emailed you.