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Betsy Greer

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I'm a craft nerd who wroteKnitting for Goodin 2008 and will be coming out with a craftivism anthology,Craftivism The Art of Craft and Activismin the spring of 2014. I've also written essays for books likeExtra Ordinary Craft and Contemporary ArtandHandmade Nation.I like Lionel Richie's smooth jams, teatime, and the seaside. ...more

Average rating: 3.7 · 371 ratings · 74 reviews ·3 distinct worksSimilar authors
Knitting for Good!: A Guide...

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“True magic happens when we create with our hands and dream from our hearts.”
Betsy Greer, Knitting for Good!: A Guide to Creating Personal, Social, and Political Change Stitch by Stitch

“Cross-stitch, as with all embroidery, is also bound into a socio-political debate about gender, as it is traditionally considered a pastime for women, particularly from older generations. This gender bias adds to the success of cross-stitch as a political medium; one cannot help but feel kindness toward cross-stitched pieces, as though they had been created by a senior matriarch.”
Betsy Greer, Craftivism: The Art of Craft and Activism

“This is something I have always struggled with—defining craftivism. I think that making things as an alternative to consumerism, making things as a form of counterculture protest, is valid.”
Betsy Greer, Craftivism: The Art of Craft and Activism




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