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Professional Weaver Podcast

En podcast av: Professional Weaver Society

Through our interviews and discussions with weavers, manufacturers, show promoters, and patrons of the fiber arts we hope to build depth, transparency, and connection within the weaving community. We will also be taking your weaving questions to ask the experts

Our American listeners can also listen to Professional Weaver Podcast at our American site

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51 : John Paul Morabito
Publicerades 2021-07-18

50 : Erin Riley on becoming a weaver, establishing her artistic voice, how she fits into the weaving community and more!
Publicerades 2021-07-11
49 : Tommye Scanlin on how she came to be a weaving teacher, what inspires her tapestries, and the process of writing her books.
Publicerades 2021-07-04
48 : Tien Chiu on her about her growth into weaving, enriching the weaving community, how mathematics and technology influence her work.
Publicerades 2021-06-13
47 : Sean Dougall & Andrew Paulson on growing and developing their design practice, the challenges of weaving with metal, what inspires them to keep exploring, and more.
Publicerades 2021-05-30
46 : Jenny Shulkin on how OoLaLoom came about, how social media is used to drive her business, and a little bit on the inner workings of baby wrap weaving.
Publicerades 2021-05-23
45 : Margaret Fischer (Part 2) on how her business evolved, production weaving, and about making a career to support what you want out of life.
Publicerades 2021-05-16
44 : Margaret Fischer on how her business evolved, production weaving, and about making a career to support what you want out of life.
Publicerades 2021-05-09
S2E13 : Daryl Lancaster (Part 2) on her beginnings as a weaver, how her career evolved over time, adapting her work to the digital market, and more
Publicerades 2021-04-18
S2E12 : Daryl Lancaster (Part 1) on her beginnings as a weaver, how her career evolved over time, adapting her work to the digital market, and more
Publicerades 2021-04-11
S2E11 : Janet Phillips on becoming a weaver, teaching woven design, the importance of sampling to understand structure, and more
Publicerades 2021-04-04
40 : Rachel Snack on finding weaving, starting Weaver House, her new podcast, and more!
Publicerades 2021-03-28
39 : Our Origin Story & Questions Answered! As told at the HGA's Careers in Textiles Symposium
Publicerades 2021-03-21
38 : Crystal Gregory on the different ways of learning and teaching weavings, how much there is still left to learn, and creating artwork using woven fabric
Publicerades 2021-03-14
37 : Peggy Osterkamp on Finding Weaving, the Joy of Play & Sampling, Making Woven Art, Teaching, & more
Publicerades 2021-03-07
36 : Anne Low on weaving on frame looms, studying and learning old techniques, and dividing time between art and utilitarian weaving.
Publicerades 2021-02-28
35 : Lucy MacDonald on her weaving education, starting her own studio, what goes into her complex designs, and more!
Publicerades 2021-02-21
34 : Comfortcloth in 2020
Publicerades 2021-02-14
33 : Bridgette Extraordinaire on learning to weave via apprenticeship, using 2020 time to design a new line, and more!
Publicerades 2021-01-31
32 : Margot Becker on weaving as an artist and craftsperson, creating with a transparent supply chain, and pricing
Publicerades 2021-01-24

57 Avsnitt

51 : John Paul Morabito

50 : Erin Riley on becoming a weaver, establishing her artistic voice, how she fits into the weaving community and more!

49 : Tommye Scanlin on how she came to be a weaving teacher, what inspires her tapestries, and the process of writing her books.

48 : Tien Chiu on her about her growth into weaving, enriching the weaving community, how mathematics and technology influence her work.

47 : Sean Dougall & Andrew Paulson on growing and developing their design practice, the challenges of weaving with metal, what inspires them to keep exploring, and more.

46 : Jenny Shulkin on how OoLaLoom came about, how social media is used to drive her business, and a little bit on the inner workings of baby wrap weaving.

45 : Margaret Fischer (Part 2) on how her business evolved, production weaving, and about making a career to support what you want out of life.

44 : Margaret Fischer on how her business evolved, production weaving, and about making a career to support what you want out of life.

S2E13 : Daryl Lancaster (Part 2) on her beginnings as a weaver, how her career evolved over time, adapting her work to the digital market, and more

S2E12 : Daryl Lancaster (Part 1) on her beginnings as a weaver, how her career evolved over time, adapting her work to the digital market, and more

S2E11 : Janet Phillips on becoming a weaver, teaching woven design, the importance of sampling to understand structure, and more

40 : Rachel Snack on finding weaving, starting Weaver House, her new podcast, and more!

39 : Our Origin Story & Questions Answered! As told at the HGA's Careers in Textiles Symposium

38 : Crystal Gregory on the different ways of learning and teaching weavings, how much there is still left to learn, and creating artwork using woven fabric

37 : Peggy Osterkamp on Finding Weaving, the Joy of Play & Sampling, Making Woven Art, Teaching, & more

36 : Anne Low on weaving on frame looms, studying and learning old techniques, and dividing time between art and utilitarian weaving.

35 : Lucy MacDonald on her weaving education, starting her own studio, what goes into her complex designs, and more!

34 : Comfortcloth in 2020

33 : Bridgette Extraordinaire on learning to weave via apprenticeship, using 2020 time to design a new line, and more!

32 : Margot Becker on weaving as an artist and craftsperson, creating with a transparent supply chain, and pricing