Tag: weaving within reach

Episode 213 | Hunter Hammersen

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Today’s guest is Hunter Hammersen, a kindred spirit in geekery, knitting, collecting, and obsessive research. Also, we giggle a lot. Hunter is a prolific publisher and designer living in Maine.

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I’ll be back in 2 weeks chatting with Kim Werker, writer, editor, maker, once and future podcaster, and my long-lost sister separated at birth.

 

Episode 205 | Anne Weil – Weaving Within Reach

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In this episode we talk to Anne Weil about her new book, Weaving Within Reach, her use of natural materials, and making weaving as approachable as possible. Then I chat with Angela Tong about types of looms and what you can make with them.

Interview Notes:

    • Basic Structure of Weaving
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Thanks for listening! See you in two weeks when I talk to Cheryl Kolander and Sara Lamb about silk.

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