Weaver, writer, and all-around curious person

18: Weaving Electronics

Produced by Syne Mitchell on September 20, 2007
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This episode, we explore the synthesis of handweaving and electronics. We’ll review an automated pirn winder designed by John Stegmuller, talk with Laura MacCary, an innovative weaver who weaves electronic components that interact with the viewer. Finally, I’ll describe an unexpected lesson learned from weaving on a computer-controlled loom.

Detail of Connection, a collaboration of Laura and Lawrence MacCaryResources (mentioned during the show)

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Weaving Electronics

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