1.   Around the corner on Central Street is Brahms-Mount Textiles, a former granite-cutting shed where blankets are now woven on restored old looms.

2.   According to the legend retold here, Spider Woman taught the Navajos how to weave blankets so they could survive the cold winters.

3.   During the day, she weaves a blanket using those patterns as her design and chats with interested visitors.

4.   Even today, every Navajo blanket is woven with a pathway, so the spirit of the weaver will not be imprisoned by its beauty.

5.   He painted Kwakiutl fishing for salmon, Chilkat women weaving blankets, a Tsimshian family making oil from boiled fish, and the making of a Haida canoe.

6.   It is very bad luck to weave a blanket that is perfect.

7.   Navajo blankets were woven with swastikas.

8.   The blankets are still woven in Britain out of wool gathered from England, Scotland, Wales, New Zealand, and India.

9.   The mystical spider woman teaches her to weave blankets.