The CraftSanity Podcast

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CraftSanity #16 5.08.06 Leah Kramer May 08, 2006

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Leah Kramer, the woman who launched Craftster in 2003 and has watched its member base grow to more than 60,000 crafty people around the globe, shares her story.

CraftSanity #15 5.02.06 Drew Emborsky May 02, 2006

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Drew Emborsky is a shy man who loves to crochet. He loves it so much that he crochets from morning till night, six days a week working very hard to build his reputation as a pattern designer. On this episode of CraftSanity, Drew will share the story of how he landed in Houston, Texas and began to make a name for himself as The Crochet Dude.

CraftSanity #14 4.22.06 Diane Gilleland Apr 22, 2006

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If you’ve ever considered launching your own podcast or you want to know more about what goes on behind the scenes, you’re in luck. This week CraftyPod producer Diane Gilleland, a.k.a. Sister Diane, and I chat about what goes into creating a crafty podcast.

CraftSanity Episode 13 4.18.06 Greg Der Ananian Apr 18, 2006

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Greg Der Ananian is the 30-year-old proud founder of Bazaar Bizarre, a punk rock craft fair that features crafty venders with talent and attitude. Greg is also the author of “Bazaar Bizarre Not Your Granny’s Craft Book” featuring projects ideas from Greg and several of his crafty friends.

CraftSanity Episode 12 4.10.06 Melanie Testa Apr 10, 2006

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Textile designer and fiber artist Melanie Testa is going to inspire us with the story of how she crafted her way out of a bad situation. Today she’s an up and coming artist living in Norwalk, Conn. Her freezer paper resist project is featured in the spring issue of Quilting Arts magazine. After the show please visit CraftSanity.com where you’ll find Melanie’s project instructions for the Wonder Under foil surface design technique she talks about during the show.

CraftSanity Episode 11 4.03.06 Leigh Radford Apr 03, 2006

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Leigh Radford didn’t set out to be a knitwear designer. She's been knitting since age 13, but it wasn't until a layoff from a graphic design job that she found her bliss and realized she could make a living off of her knitting by coupling the crafty skills she had learned as a child with her professional design experience. Instead of pounding the pavement in search of another 9-to-5 gig, she got a part-time job at a yarn shop and soon discovered her fabulous talent for creative pattern design. Now, at age 45, Leigh lives in Portland, Oregon, where she happily creates wonderful knitting patterns and enjoys success as a knitting book author.

CraftSanity Episode 10 3.27.06 AKrylik and PolyCotN of Knitta Mar 27, 2006

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AKrylik and PolyCotN are the founders of Knitta, a 10-member crew of yarn and needle-toting graffiti artists who are tagging the streets of Houston, Texas with vibrant knitted art.

CraftSanity Episode 9 3.20.06 Denyse Schmidt Mar 20, 2006

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Denyse Schmidt, of Bridgeport, Conn., learned to sew as a child, but she didn’t set out to revolutionize the world of quilting. That just the way it worked out.

CraftSanity Episode 8 3.13.06 Claire Garland Mar 13, 2006

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Thanks to Claire Garland we all can knit a super cute alternative to the mass produced, virtually unattainable stereotype of the female form. It’s time to meet a hip new crew of spectacular “Knitted Babes.”

CraftSanity Episode 7 3.07.06 Kathy Cano Murillo aka the Crafty Chic Mar 06, 2006

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This week we’re going to sample Kathy Cano Murillo’s glittery world. She’s the Crafty Chica and she’s crafting everywhere these days. This 41-year-old working mother writes a nationally syndicated craft column for The Arizona Republic, designs and sells latino artwork from her home studio, and just came out with a new book called “Crafty Chica’s Art de la Soul, Glittery Ideas to Liven Up Your Life.”

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