This post contains affiliate links. Today I’m pleased to feature an interview with Renate Kirkpatrick, the fiber artist, teacher, and author living in the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, as my 100th blog post! I first discovered Renate’s work through the Tunisian Crochet group on Ravelry. The moderators posted the names of several Tunisian crochet … Read more
This post contains affiliate links. I’m excited to be joined today by Gwen Blakley Kinsler, founder of the Crochet Guild of America, as part of my ongoing series about teaching needlecrafts. I met Gwen (online, of course) in the Crochet Instructors Lounge group on Ravelry. In addition to being a nationally known crochet teacher, Gwen … Read more
I recently discovered the work of LUKE Haynes through this post in Katharine Watson‘s blog, The Printing Press. I contacted LUKE after reading Katharine’s post and checking out his website, and he graciously agreed to an interview. For those of you who aren’t already familiar with LUKE’s work, he is an architect turned quilter. LUKE’s … Read more
This post contains affiliate links. This must be my lucky week! Just four days ago, I posted an interview with Ellen Gormley. Today, I’m excited to post an interview with Margaret Hubert. If you have been crocheting or knitting for any length of time, you have probably come in contact with one of Margaret’s books … Read more
This post contains affiliate links. I’m thrilled to post an interview with designer and author Ellen Gormley. I love crocheting afghans (in fact, at one point, I made nothing else for about 3 years straight!) and recently heard about her new book, Go Crochet! Afghan Design Workbook, on the Getting Loopy podcast. I then read … Read more