
After surviving polio as a six-year-old, Sandy Taylor took up spinning and weaving to get her fingers moving.
At nearly 80, her hands deftly rise and fall as she weaves white thread in the intricate art of lace making.

After surviving polio as a six-year-old, Sandy Taylor took up spinning and weaving to get her fingers moving.
At nearly 80, her hands deftly rise and fall as she weaves white thread in the intricate art of lace making.