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Tapestry Weaving

This week on the Weave podcast, LaChaun speaks with Melvenea Hodges, a fiber artist based in South Bend, Indiana. Melvenea was born and raised in Benton Harbor, Michigan where she began learning about fiber arts through experimenting with hair braiding, beading, and weaving. Today she creates clothing and accessories using traditional techniques such as block printing, sewing, weaving, spinning, knitting, crocheting, and embroidery. Bind Us Together, Benton Harbor, Hodges, South Bend, Create Outfits, Yarn Shop, Spinning Wheel, Textile Artists, Traditional Techniques

Bind Us Together

Textile Artists

Traditional Techniques

This week on the Weave podcast, LaChaun speaks with Melvenea Hodges, a fiber artist based in South Bend, Indiana. Melvenea was born and raised in Benton Harbor, Michigan where she began learning about fiber arts through experimenting with hair braiding, beading, and weaving. Today she creates clothing and accessories using traditional techniques such as block printing, sewing, weaving, spinning, knitting, crocheting, and embroidery.

Weekly Wash render from Homesick NFT auction by Alexis Christodoulou 3d Cinema, Instagram Famous, Futuristic Art, 3d Artist, Fantasy Landscape, Landscape Art, Imagines, Moodboard, Graphic Design Illustration

Instagram Famous

Fantasy Landscape

Graphic Design Illustration

Weekly Wash render from Homesick NFT auction by Alexis Christodoulou

This week on the Weave podcast, Sarah speaks with Tommye Scanlin. Tommye is a well-known tapestry weaver, tapestry teacher, and the author of The Nature of Things: Essays of a Tapestry Weaver, as well as her newest book, Tapestry Design Basics and Beyond. In their conversation, Tommye talks about how she began teaching weaving, and what inspired her to write her latest book. Latest Books, New Books, Tapestry Loom, Elements And Principles, Design Basics, Tapestry Design, Her. Book

Elements And Principles

Tapestry Design

This week on the Weave podcast, Sarah speaks with Tommye Scanlin. Tommye is a well-known tapestry weaver, tapestry teacher, and the author of The Nature of Things: Essays of a Tapestry Weaver, as well as her newest book, Tapestry Design Basics and Beyond. In their conversation, Tommye talks about how she began teaching weaving, and what inspired her to write her latest book.

Rebecca is an artist, weaving instructor, and author or The Art of Tapestry Weaving. Listen to the latest episode of the Weave podcast to get to know Rebecca and learn more about her Introduction to Tapestry Weaving class. Wool Tapestry, Tapestry Weaving, Contemporary Tapestries, Peg Loom, Weaving Projects, Jet Plane, Looms

Tapestry Weaving

Contemporary Tapestries

Weaving Projects

Rebecca is an artist, weaving instructor, and author or The Art of Tapestry Weaving. Listen to the latest episode of the Weave podcast to get to know Rebecca and learn more about her Introduction to Tapestry Weaving class.

In this episode, LaChaun speaks with Lea Thomas. Born in Hawaii and based in Brooklyn, Lea Thomas is a multimedia artist with a focus on music and weaving. Her woven work is centered around hand-looming natural fibers that she dyes with botanical pigments. Her frequent use of indigo is symbolic of her Japanese heritage, honoring a lineage of kimono makers and textile artisans in her immediate ancestry.⁠⁠ Multimedia Artist, Lineage, Rhythms, Ancestry, Lea, Natural Fibers, Brooklyn, Musician

Multimedia Artist

In this episode, LaChaun speaks with Lea Thomas. Born in Hawaii and based in Brooklyn, Lea Thomas is a multimedia artist with a focus on music and weaving. Her woven work is centered around hand-looming natural fibers that she dyes with botanical pigments. Her frequent use of indigo is symbolic of her Japanese heritage, honoring a lineage of kimono makers and textile artisans in her immediate ancestry.⁠⁠

On this week's episode, LaChaun speaks with Christine Jablonski, designer of Twofold, our upcoming subscription box for rigid heddle weavers. Her theme for this project is double weave. Over the course of a year, she will take you step by step through this exciting technique to weave four projects of setts, textures, and widths not available with single-heddle weaving. Pick Up Sticks, Heddle Loom, Hem Stitch, Loom Patterns, Subscription Box, Weavers, Podcasts

Subscription Box

On this week's episode, LaChaun speaks with Christine Jablonski, designer of Twofold, our upcoming subscription box for rigid heddle weavers. Her theme for this project is double weave. Over the course of a year, she will take you step by step through this exciting technique to weave four projects of setts, textures, and widths not available with single-heddle weaving.

This week on Weave, LaChaun speaks with Maud Lerayer, the founder of Brooklyn-based textile company, Behind The Hill. Behind The Hill creates unique and contemporary home decor using a variety of heirloom cotton, grown in shades of pink, terra-cotta, green, beige, and white in Mexico and Guatemala. They are partnered with three communities of Indigenous people in Central America who still grow, spin, and weave this unique cotton, the same way it has been done for centuries. Green Blanket, I Want To Work, Textile Company, Contemporary Home Decor, Maud, Indigenous Peoples, Terra Cotta

Textile Company

Contemporary Home Decor

Indigenous Peoples

This week on Weave, LaChaun speaks with Maud Lerayer, the founder of Brooklyn-based textile company, Behind The Hill. Behind The Hill creates unique and contemporary home decor using a variety of heirloom cotton, grown in shades of pink, terra-cotta, green, beige, and white in Mexico and Guatemala. They are partnered with three communities of Indigenous people in Central America who still grow, spin, and weave this unique cotton, the same way it has been done for centuries.

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Bryana Bibbs, a Chicago-based textile artist, painter, and art educator who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Fiber and Material Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the founder of the “We Were Never Alone Project", a weaving workshop for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Bridgeport Art Center, Bibb, Chicago Artists, Art Matters, Bachelor Of Fine Arts, Art Institute Of Chicago, Domestic Violence, Emphasis

Bridgeport Art Center

Chicago Artists

Bachelor Of Fine Arts

Art Institute Of Chicago

Domestic Violence

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Bryana Bibbs, a Chicago-based textile artist, painter, and art educator who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Fiber and Material Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the founder of the “We Were Never Alone Project", a weaving workshop for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Bryana Bibbs, a Chicago-based textile artist, painter, and art educator who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Fiber and Material Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the founder of the “We Were Never Alone Project", a weaving workshop for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Bryana Bibbs, a Chicago-based textile artist, painter, and art educator who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Fiber and Material Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the founder of the “We Were Never Alone Project", a weaving workshop for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Carolina Jimenez, a Mexican-American textile artist and designer living in Brooklyn, New York. In Carolina’s weaving practice she makes monuments as memory signifiers, and vessels into which the past is poured, molded or reshaped (woven, unraveled, or stretched). These monuments reference the body - her body and ours - they speak to the magnificence of our daily lived experience and the monumentality of the mundane. Saori Weaving, Designer Living, Mexican American, Monuments, Textile Design, Things To Think About

Designer Living

Mexican American

Things To Think About

In this week’s episode, LaChaun speaks with Carolina Jimenez, a Mexican-American textile artist and designer living in Brooklyn, New York. In Carolina’s weaving practice she makes monuments as memory signifiers, and vessels into which the past is poured, molded or reshaped (woven, unraveled, or stretched). These monuments reference the body - her body and ours - they speak to the magnificence of our daily lived experience and the monumentality of the mundane.

This week on the Weave podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Amy DuFault. Amy works as the Sustainability and Communications Director for Botanical Colors as well as the Communications Lead for TS Designs. Amy also co-runs the Southeastern New England Fibershed, which aims to create a dialogue with farmers about climate change in order to create a regional supply chain that supports Massachusetts and Rhode Island textile businesses. Cotton Project, Textile Business, Sustainable Textiles, About Climate Change, Southeastern, Supply Chain, Dialogue, Rhode Island

Textile Business

Sustainable Textiles

About Climate Change

This week on the Weave podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Amy DuFault. Amy works as the Sustainability and Communications Director for Botanical Colors as well as the Communications Lead for TS Designs. Amy also co-runs the Southeastern New England Fibershed, which aims to create a dialogue with farmers about climate change in order to create a regional supply chain that supports Massachusetts and Rhode Island textile businesses.

Creative Thinking

Maggie Putnam is a one-woman creative office that crafts refined brand systems for conscious, intentional brands. In this episode, we talk to Maggie about what it was like to develop Gist Yarn's new look.

Every day, we have the pleasure and honor of hearing from weavers all over the world. Sometimes it's a quick question about a pattern, sometimes you're sharing your decades-long weaving journeys, and sometimes, especially this year, you tell us how weaving has helped bring you through painful times in your life. Our team is often moved and inspired by the letters we receive, and in this episode we wanted to share a few of them with our wider community. Weaving Yarn, Spinning, Hearing, Honor

Every day, we have the pleasure and honor of hearing from weavers all over the world. Sometimes it's a quick question about a pattern, sometimes you're sharing your decades-long weaving journeys, and sometimes, especially this year, you tell us how weaving has helped bring you through painful times in your life. Our team is often moved and inspired by the letters we receive, and in this episode we wanted to share a few of them with our wider community.

In this week’s episode LaChaun is speaking with Lydia Wendt, the Founder and Design Director of the California Cloth Foundry. Rigid Heddle Weaving, Foundry, Speaking, Pattern Design

Rigid Heddle Weaving

In this week’s episode LaChaun is speaking with Lydia Wendt, the Founder and Design Director of the California Cloth Foundry.

In this week’s episode LaChaun is speaking with Lydia Wendt, the Founder and Design Director of the California Cloth Foundry.

In this week’s episode LaChaun is speaking with Lydia Wendt, the Founder and Design Director of the California Cloth Foundry.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Weekly Podcast, Grad School, Ted Talks, Social Justice

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Natural Dyes, Founder, Sustainability, Weave, Sarah

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Episode

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Eco Printing

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Concordia University, Jose

Concordia University

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice. Indigo Plant, Community Gardening, Marine Blue, Dyeing Process, Instructional Video

Community Gardening

Instructional Video

In this episode of the Weave Podcast, LaChaun is speaking with Sarah Gotowka the founder and director of Luna Fiber Studio, A textile studio specializing in weaving and natural dyes, rooted in sustainability and social justice.

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim. Denim Projects, Bfa, Kendall

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

Gist Yarn

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

Gist Yarn

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

Gist Yarn

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

On this week's episode, I’m speaking with Kendall Schauder. Kendall received her BFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She’s worked on a number of interesting fiber-based projects where she deconstructs and re-interprets the fiber making practice. I’m excited to speak with her about her “How to Grow Denim Project” where she works with salvaged raw cotton and indigo in order to document the steps required to create a 40-yard bolt of denim.

Gist Yarn