Show Notes
An interview with Justin Connelly and Emily McNeil of Tempestry Project hosted by Mia Quagliarello.
“Tempestries” are temperature data visualized in scarves, wall hangings and other items. The colors and patterns are not random but a shared code among “craftivists.”
The Tempestry Project offers a space to learn about climate change through knitting these tangible, relatable and beautiful pieces. We spoke with Justin and Emily about the intergenerational community of people that formed around their colorful, knitting framework for climate change.
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