Handmade History

Handmade History

Two crafty sisters dig up stories and bust myths about people, materials, and practices related to all your favorite handcrafts. Listen to us while you craft! Email us at handmadehistoryhosts@gmail.com and or visit our website at handmadehistorypodcast.com. New episodes every other week!

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Episoder(44)

Episode 12: The Silk Road(s)

Episode 12: The Silk Road(s)

What do you think of when you hear the Silk Road? Do you imagine caravans carrying loads of silk, Marco Polo, and boats crossing over land? The reality is that the Silk Road was a complex system of ro...

3 Mar 202519min

Episode 11: Two Big Historical Moments for Knitting Groups in the US

Episode 11: Two Big Historical Moments for Knitting Groups in the US

What do World War I and the early 2000s have in common? At both times, knitting groups became hugely popular across the country. By the time the US entered the war in 1917, knitting for soldiers overs...

17 Feb 202529min

Episode 10: The Origins of Amigurumi

Episode 10: The Origins of Amigurumi

Have you seen a Woobles kit lately? We have--they are everywhere! These little stuffed characters are an example of amigurumi, 3-D stuffed toys that are knit or crocheted. Amigurumi originated in Japa...

3 Feb 202519min

Episode 9: A Brief History of Lace

Episode 9: A Brief History of Lace

Lace is, by definition, useless. Whether is it is woven, crocheted, knitted, or made with needles or bobbins, lace is an adornment. And it has been a part of human history since (at least) the 1000s C...

20 Jan 202522min

Episode 8: Flannel

Episode 8: Flannel

Everyone knows that flannel is warm, soft, and plaid. But did you know that flannel was likely traded between Europe in Africa before 1486? And that the origins of the word are actually unknown? (And-...

16 Des 202416min

Episode 7: Berea College, Fireside Industries, and the "Revival" of Mountain Crafts

Episode 7: Berea College, Fireside Industries, and the "Revival" of Mountain Crafts

In the early 1900s, Berea College accomplished something extraordinary: they revived the mountain craft of weaving. Many women left their looms behind when affordable factory cotton became available, ...

2 Des 202426min

Episode 6: Tie Dye

Episode 6: Tie Dye

If you were a Girl Scout (like we were) or went to summer camp, chances are you made a tie-dye t-shirt! In the US, tie dye is a fun, casual method of decorating clothes, but it has origins in thousand...

18 Nov 202423min

Episode 5: A Brief History of Broom Making in the US

Episode 5: A Brief History of Broom Making in the US

Happy Halloween! Let's talk about brooms (the vehicle of witches). We do a deep dive into broom making in New England, where broom making shifted from a locally made handcraft, especially by Native Am...

31 Okt 202418min

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