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Community Supports Craft
Resident Artisan Elise Kyllo considers the role of the community in her often solitary craft in her latest blog post.
Time, and Harvest Time
New Blog Post: Time, and Harvest Time: Emily Derke offers some insights on time and materials in her rope-making experiments.
Becoming Intimate with the Characters of Wool
Elise Kyllo discusses craft during COVID and how wool is a version of resilience.
Wordslöjd & Jargoncraft: an Intern Dictionary of Discovery, Part 3
Intern Jake Fee has written a third installment of Wordslöjd & Jargoncraft: an Intern Dictionary of Discovery. More vocabulary from the world of traditional craft.
Handwoven Towels
Christine Novotny talks about how she came to appreciate and create what could seem a straightforward, utilitarian objects - towels. Learn more and see what she has been working on in her new post!
Wordslöjd & Jargoncraft: an Intern Dictionary of Discovery, Part 2
Intern Jake Fee expands the Intern Dictionary in a new blog post.
The Dance of Art, Craft, Teaching... and the Virus
Elise Kyllo blogs about the joy of her time in the Artisan Development Program, rhythms changed by COVID-19, and the essentiality of making.
Wordslöjd & Jargoncraft: an Intern Dictionary of Discovery
Welcome, reader, to a new and regular blog series, featuring the unique vocabularies of North House craft. Let’s begin.
Why I Weave
As a way to begin this 2 year growth and exploration as a resident artisan, I’d like to share: WHY I WEAVE
To Be or Not to Be... Making It?
The question arises frequently for me, “Can I make a living at being an artisan?”