At the Driggs Holiday Market, 77-year-old Nanci Garling demonstrates the art of spinning wool, working her pedal-footed wheel amid displays of leather-bound books, candles and crafted knives.
Source: tetonvalleynews.net News
How Tetonia spinner Nanci Garling is keeping a dying craft alive
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