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Episode 106: Locally Sourced Hand Weaving with Stephanie Pinerio of Shed Textile Company
Shed Textile Company focuses on the art of hand weaving and local fibers in New York State. The fibers used in her pieces are hand-sourced locally from farmers, spinners, shearers, dyers, makers, tradesmen, and the countless regional fiber festivals that dot the countryside every year.
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Episode 104: Therapeutically Weaving In The Round with Ashton Zager
Ashton is a fiber artist based out of her home in Asheville, North Carolina. She’s a self taught weaver, known for her beautiful circular weavings and woven jewelry pieces.
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Episode 102: Tapestry Weaving in Quebec with Thoma Ewen
Thoma is a tapestry weaver in Quebec, Canada whose work focuses on a lifelong love of the natural environment. She is also the founder of Moon Rain, a center for tapestry weaving and teaching, and a place for creative retreat and renewal.
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Episode 101: Weaving through Lupus and MS with Lynn Battle in Birmingham Alabama
Lynn Battle is an incredibly talented self-taught weaver who began weaving to help offset her symptoms after being diagnosed with Lupus and MS.
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Episode 100: Designing Weaving and Knitting Patterns with Angela Tong
Angela Tong is a designer of knitting & weaving patterns, a pottery maker and a Mirrix Looms brand ambassador.
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Episode 98: Navajo Rug Weaving Restoration with Penelope Starr in Tucson Arizona
Penelope repairs damaged Navajo rugs by reweaving them in order to restore their original pattern. Navajo rugs are textiles produced by the second most populous of all native indigenous groups in the United States, the Navajo people.
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Episode 97: Weaving in South Philadelphia with Melonie Cavallaro Wallace of Fibre Studio
Melonie Cavallaro Wallace is a fine artist and weaver. Melonie studied Fine Art and Art History in Italy where she discovered her passion for classic oil painting, world culture and combining global textures, form, and color.
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Episode 89: Weaving And Foraging For Natural Dye in Detroit with Kayla Powers
Kayla Powers is the creator of Salt Textile Studios. Kayla crafts one-of-a-kind, handwoven textiles for home and lifestyle with the belief that goods can be both beautiful and ethical. Her textiles are woven with local fiber, dyed with natural materials and are made to last. Kayla works on the East side of Detroit, Michigan and draws inspiration from the people and the history of the city.
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Episode 88: Reconnecting with Weaving Through Identity with Mariela Motilla
Mariela Motilla is a Mexican born artist who studied at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she found herself circling back to her ancestral roots of textile making in Oaxaca Mexico where she now lives and works.
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Episode 86: Handspun Homegrown Naturally Colored Cotton with Yuka Bullard
Yuka is a Japan born cotton grower, spinner & weaver of naturally colored brown and green cotton currently living in the Southern United States.
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Episode 85: Community Based Rigid Heddle Weaving with Amy McKnight
Amy is a North Carolina based fiber artist and weaver, and she and I first talked for episode 55 of the podcast. Amy talks about her most recent project traveling around her county to teach weaving and create a public community art project about the threads that bind her community together.
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Episode 83: Weaving the Sea with GIST Yarn Ambassador Katte Geneta
Katte is an artist and weaver who lives and works in New York City. As a Filipino-American, an islander, the sea is an important part of her identity, and the ocean, islands, and land are common threads repeated throughout her work.
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