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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Common Threads is a podcast of the Hudson Valley Textile Project (HVTP) highlighting the many aspects of the regional textile economy in the Hudson Valley.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
42 episodes
since Oct. 14, 2019
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Carole Foster of Foster Sheep Farm relays the story of the origin of Claire's Corrie yarn.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Gail talks with Nikolett Corley, designer of the Reversible Scarf in the issue of Common Threads
Gail and Jennifer talk about her Gotland Sheep and other things
Gail talks with Lynn Mordas of Dashing Star Farms whose yarn, Aran 2-ply yarn, a 100 % wool blend of various sheep breeds, was chosen as an alternative yarn for the Winterwork Shawl
Gail talks with Megan Granger of Megs & Co whose yarn, Ghost Town DK was the yarn chosen for the Winterwork Shawl in the Issue of Common Threads.
Megsandco.com
IG - megsandco_yarn
Gail talks with Melissa about the shawl and her design philosphies.
The converstion continues with Catherine Clark of Brooklyn General and Corinne Tomlinson of The Woolly Thistle as creators of 2 of the alternative yarns for the Foliage Forager Sock pattern in the HVTP's premier issue of Common Threads.
This is the first of a 2 part podcast talking with the creators of the alternative yarns that were highligted in the premier issue of Common Threads for the Foliage Forager sock pattern, by Mary Anne Benedetto
Gail talks with Mary Anne Benedetto about her designs and the sock pattern for the Common Threads publication
The premier issue of Common Threads - the print version - hit the newstand in October 2023.
Gail talks with Hannah Thiessen Howard, the editor, about the vision, rewards and challenges
of a new, locally focused publication.
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