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Throwing back Thursday - late (2004 Video)

This video was made in 2004 when I had just begun decorating with "Celtic Knots". I was still using my old Pacifica wheel  back then and using larger loop tools.  Each decoration is unique and reflects years of practice and my present mood and what music may be playing in the studio or my head. 

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