Long Thread Media Interview

I was interviewed on the Long Thread Media Podcast You can listen to it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or where you listen to podcasts. Link to it on the Handwoven website
handwovenmagazine.com/long-th...
I really enjoyed talking to Anne and sharing my journey and love of weaving with her.
Here’s a synopsis from the show page:
“When Amy D. McKnight talks about breaking the rules in weaving, she's not just talking about freestyle weaving or combining clasped weft with a pattern. She means hitching a warping board to her rigid-heddle loom, or letting weaving be an evening's entertainment in the vein of paint-and-sip, or throwing open educational videos from her weaving course for anyone to watch.
“Amy's message is about setting aside whatever you thought was possible-or impossible-with your tools. She weaves not only doubleweave but point twill on a rigid-heddle loom, prefers a hybrid method of direct and indirect warping for long but efficient warps, and uses weaving software (usually a tool for 4+ shaft weaving) to plan her projects.
“It's not just pushing a simple loom to do more complex weaving, it's also bringing a love of weaving to completely new audiences. She created a plan for the Common Threads Loom, a versatile pin loom/potholder loom/diagonal-weaving loom that anyone can make with simple office supplies, and she offers it as a free download on her site. Having created a rich weaving course that she offered for subscribers, she decided that keeping the information behind a paywall wasn't for her-and recently posted it to watch freely at KZbin.
“Amy D. McKnight calls herself a motivational, inspirational weaver, and you will, too.”
handwovenmagazine.com/long-th...

[@reaseAable]

Enjoyed

[@shurlanelsonmcmanus5697]

is she not doing videos any more? I just found her and loved her video on warping the loom.

[@tammihackley4349]

You are an inspiration to me. I’m going to for it and try weaving with 3 heddles on my rigid heddle a twill alpaca blanket

[@ninaninuccia2857]

Mi dispiace ma non so l'inglese ma fa dei lavori meravigliosi.