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015: Crafting and textile arts with Zinzi Edmundson of Knit Wit Magazine

EPISODE · Apr 19, 2016 · 1H 1M

015: Crafting and textile arts with Zinzi Edmundson of Knit Wit Magazine

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Get to know Zinzi Edmundson, the editor of Knit Wit Magazine, a print magazine that celebrates the dynamic world of contemporary fiber arts and craft. Rita & Zinzi talk about the process of starting a print magazine, the current crafting movement, and the feminism in the textile arts world.

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