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Long Thread Media
The Long Thread Podcast
The artists and artisans of the fiber world come to you in The Long Thread Podcast. Each episode features interviews with your favorite spinners, weavers, needleworkers, and fiber artists from across the globe. Get the inspiration, practical advice, and personal stories of experts as we follow the long thread.
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4.7 stars from 213 ratings
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“I learn so much each time I listen to Long Thread podcast.
Dyes from mushrooms, spinning cordage from all kinds of fibers, animal fibers including alpaca and guanaco, plus so many different weaving traditions.
Such a joy to listen each time.
Thank you, Anne Merrow!”
JLBG via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/08/24
Fabulous!
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“I love this podcast!! I find myself waiting for each episode and get very excited when a new one is released. This podcast covers so many different subjects within fiber arts and is well thought out. I also like how the interviewer is very conscious of cultures and how different cultures/people...”Read full review »
CPMinni via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/24
Love this podcast
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“I have found many exciting textile artists, all types, by listening to this pod. I appreciate how in depth the interviews are and the overall spirit is inspirational. I usually pick up a neglected project during or after an episode and get busy while I listen. I hope this keeps going.”
eg portland via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/27/24
Recent Episodes
Lilly Marsh creates blankets, shawls, and other cloth, almost exclusively from local wool. Working closely with farmers and the nearby Battenkill Fiber Mill, she gets to know not only her neighbors but the fibers they grow: the surprisingly lovely wool from East Friesian sheep raised to produce...
Published 05/04/24
Published 05/04/24
The call of complexity draws some weavers to more shafts, more structures, more hand-manipulated techniques. For Annie MacHale, refining the techniques and celebrating the artistry of very simple bands has been a lifelong fascination. Starting when she first picked up a shuttle and inkle loom in...
Published 04/20/24
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