We’ve known ReBecca for more than 10 years, and have come to appreciate her thoughtfulness and creativity as our friendship… Read More »27 – ReBecca Béguin: Shepherding as lifestyle and inspiration
I’ve been working quietly behind the scenes on a new design for a project bag for portable crafts, and couldn’t… Read More »26 Pauline Van Gulden: Collaboration is an essential part of sewing creativity
Sometimes, it takes a life-changing experience to realize what you really want to do with your life. That’s what happened to… Read More »25 The Knitting Nook, Portland Maine: This cozy neighborhood café is also a yarn shop.
Janet Zug of Zug Glass Studios has been blowing glass for over two decades. In the interview we discuss her… Read More »21: Janet Zug – Fun and functional handblown glass
Kristen Judkins grew up spinning and knitting, but didn’t have her own fiber farm until she won some angora goats… Read More »15: Kristen Judkins, Gilead Fiber Farm
Linda Doane is a national treasure in the shepherding world. After sampling some imported Shetland fleeces, she decided she had… Read More »13: Linda Doane, Shepherd of Shetlands
Ben DeFlorio is a self-trained photographer who grew up in central Vermont. Although he slid into a career as a… Read More »12: Ben DeFlorio, Photographer
Becca and Nathan have formed a strong partnership in their pottery business. It’s not just in their roles as married… Read More »9: Becca Webb of Two Potters – Tradition, beauty, and function
Jennifer Kortfelt is a professional weaver and knitter who loves to experiment with color. Her approach combines traditional textures with modern palettes to create fun, and sometimes surprising accessories. Join us for a conversation about inspiration, working with clients, and spur-of-the-moment sock machine purchases.
Read More »1: Jennifer Kortfelt: Weaving with color