Thread Cult: Episode #2 Grow Your Own Natural Dyes

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Dec 16, 2012

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We all want to grow our own these days. Christine, of daughterfish.com, chats with Isa Rodrigues, from the Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn, about growing your own natural dye garden.

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Dec 16, 2012

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Thread Cult: Episode #2 Grow Your Own Natural Dyes: We all want to grow our own these days. Christine, of daughterfish.com, chats with Isa Rodrigues, from the Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn, about growing your own natural dye garden. by Thread Cult
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Thread Cult, Episode #6: Susan Khalje Dreams of Couture: Christine chats with renowned couture sewing expert Susan Khalje about sewing women’s dreams (wedding dresses!), fabric shopping in Paris, and a new series of online couture classes she’ll soon launch. by Thread Cult
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Thread Cult, Episode #5: Fashion and Technology: Since the industrial revolution, fashion has been inextricably linked with technology. From the invention of the sewing machine to the zipper to high-performance fabrics, technology has continually changed the way we make and wear clothing. This... by Thread Cult
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#12: Reuse, Recycle, Refashion!: This episode, Christine catches up with Kate Sekules, founder of Refashioner, a new website that acts as a curated consignment shop for pre-loved couture and designer fashions. The women chat about what it means to invest in a beautiful wardrobe,... by Thread Cult
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#7: She's Crafty! Inside the Renegade Craft Fair: Small crafts have become big business, with the likes of West Elm and Anthropologie trolling booths at the Renegade Craft Fair for the next big thing. This episode, Christine speaks with Sarah Spies, director of vendor relations for Renegade, about... by Thread Cult
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#13: Fashioning a Sewing Career with The Williamsburg Seamster: Have you ever daydreamed of ditching your 9 to 5, stretching your creative muscles, and sewing fulltime? Nayantara Banerjee—a.k.a. The Williamsburg Seamster—did just that six years ago when she started her own concierge tailoring service... by Thread Cult
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Thread Cult Episode #3: Sewing for Your Sweetie: In this season of gift giving, Christine teams up with Oona, of Oonaballoona.com, to try and answer an elusive question: Why is it so hard to sew for your significant other? They tour Mood Fabrics in Midtown for a lesson in mens'... by Thread Cult
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#10: The Art of Fit with Kenneth D. King: Making perfect-fitting clothes is one of the toughest sewing skills to master. In this episode, couture designer and sewing expert Kenneth D. King gives his tips on achieving perfect fit, as well as details on his new Threads DVD... by Thread Cult
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#9 Lotta Jansdotter's Scandinavian Style: Textile designer Lotta Jansdotter is the epitome of Scandinavian cool, even when she's designing in her Brooklyn studio. Christine catches up with Lotta on what's inspiring her now and her newest projects, including lines of fabric, rugs, and melamine... by Thread Cult
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#16: Going Local with the Western Carolina Sewing Company: Producing clothing and other sewn goods locally and sustainaly is no easy task, particularly in our global age. Yet there are still dreamers and doers out there actually making things on their own turf—and their own terms. This episode,... by Thread Cult
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#26 Kollabora! An Interview with Nora Abousteit: Nora Abousteit helped found BurdaStyle.com and then founded Kollabora.com, a beautiful and fashion-forward site that lets sewers, knitters, and other makers share their work and sell their patterns. This episode, Christine and Nora discuss building an... by Thread Cult
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#21: Silk! Sewing Tips from Katrina Walker: There's no fabric more luxurious to wear, or tricky to sew, than silk. This episode, Christine gets the scoop on working with this delicate fabric from silk expert and Threads magazine contributor Katrina Walker. by Thread Cult
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#15: Weaving Special! The Oriole Mill: If you love beautiful fabrics, don't miss this episode! Christine takes Thread Cult on the road to interview Bethanne Knudson, co-founder of The Oriole Mill in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The mill specializes in Jacquard woven textiles made... by Thread Cult
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Colette Patterns! Interview with Sarai Mitnick: The sewing industry has seen a boom in independent pattern companies over the past few years, and Colette Patterns has been at the forefront of this indie movement. This episode, Christine chats with Sarai Mitnick, founder and designer of Colette... by Thread Cult
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#29 Claire Shaeffer, Haute Couture Revealed: For someone who sews, the workrooms of haute couture houses are probably just as (if not more!) interesting than what we ultimately see on the runways. Claire Shaeffer has spent her career studying the construction techniques for haute... by Thread Cult
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Thread Cult: Episode #2 Grow Your Own Natural Dyes

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