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Crafty Conversations
James Humphrey
7 episodes
13 hours ago
Over the course of this summer, I took a sabbatical from teaching and cycled over 2,200 kilometres from one end of the country to the other, meeting nearly twenty craftspeople along the way. From silver spinners and wheelwrights to kilt makers and basket weavers, I learnt the stories behind their endangered skills and what it takes to keep these crafts alive today.
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Over the course of this summer, I took a sabbatical from teaching and cycled over 2,200 kilometres from one end of the country to the other, meeting nearly twenty craftspeople along the way. From silver spinners and wheelwrights to kilt makers and basket weavers, I learnt the stories behind their endangered skills and what it takes to keep these crafts alive today.
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Episode 2: Rebecca Walklett
Crafty Conversations
32 minutes 21 seconds
3 months ago
Episode 2: Rebecca Walklett

In this episode, I talk to metalsmith Rebecca Walklett about her work with copper — from the traditional techniques of raising and sinking to creating rich surface patinas using a variety of chemicals. She also shares how she uses silhouette dies to press-form copper into geometric cushion shapes for her 'small boxes'. I also reflect briefly on my second day on the road and waking up on my first morning with 100 kilometres ahead of me.

See the visual journey on Instagram @crafty_cyclist

Click on this link to see more of ⁠Rebecca’s⁠ work

Discover more about endangered crafts at ⁠Heritagecrafts ⁠

and, if you’d like to support their work, you can donate via my ⁠JustGiving⁠ page.


Crafty Conversations
Over the course of this summer, I took a sabbatical from teaching and cycled over 2,200 kilometres from one end of the country to the other, meeting nearly twenty craftspeople along the way. From silver spinners and wheelwrights to kilt makers and basket weavers, I learnt the stories behind their endangered skills and what it takes to keep these crafts alive today.