So yesterday, I got an email from a lady in the Netherlands all excited to find another sprang-fan. She included the link to her website which totally awesome. She has both Dutch and English versions of her site, for the most part.
Den Blauwen Swaen: http://www.denblauwenswaen.nl/engels.htm

Under the menu item for Techniques, she has great pictures for her sprang, nalbinding, and wool dying. (FYI: The pictures are the links to more information.) She does 800-1000 Frisian reenactment, as well as working for the Drents Museum in Assen, and takes some neat photos too. She seems like someone who would be fun to hang out with, but I'll just have to oooh and ahhh at her works from afar. Some of the patterns in sprang that Blue has done are amazing, and now I am really really inspired to try a pair of sprang mittens.

I've also added another sprang page to my site with information on the Sheep and Wool Festival: http://genvieve.net/sca/sprang3.html
It's nothing new from what I posted here on Sunday, but up on my site, which I need to remember not to neglect. It serves as a single location for compiling my works, to remind me of where I've come and what I've done, and also to remind me that I still have so much farther to go.