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Philly Queer Craft feat. Laura McNamara and Candice Dias · philly has heART

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Hey, babes. We've spent a lot of time together
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this week. Don't you love it? If you could see
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the look on his face. No, it's been fun. It's
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been super fun. Meeting some amazing people.
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Some new faces. Some old. Who are you calling
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old? Tell him what we did. Tuesday. With Third
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Street Gallery, we had a panel. Our very first
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panel with artists. It was absolutely amazing.
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Mid -panel, me from the back of the room, I text
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Robert saying, you should do this for a living.
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You're doing really great. Aww. And then you
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said, lay on the plane. Lay on the fucking plane
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and wrap this up. Well, once you get me started,
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you know, it's hard to stop. That's true. No
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more questions. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you to
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Third Street Gallery for inviting us and having
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us pull this together. It was an amazing group
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of emerging artists and some very kind of veteran
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artists as well to share their stories and to
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share what's worked for them. A little bit about
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their medium, a little bit about how they got
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to where they were today, and then sharing with
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other artists who were in the room about what
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their best practices are. Shout out to our picks.
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For the panel. Dominique Smarco, friend of the
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pod. And Galen Gibson Cornell. Shout out to Petit
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Garçon who helped me bead friendship bracelets
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leading up to the night. And who also joined
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us on the tail end and passed around a tray of
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the beaded friendship bracelets and the stickers.
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Yes. Petit Garçon, you are my hero. Oh, adorable.
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What next? Into the city again for second Thursday.
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A mere one mile away from my house. We had a
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wonderful studio visit with Tim McFarlane, who
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gave us a little sneak peek into his process
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and what he is up to next, which was great. It
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was really good to see an artist in their own
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space, which... Kind of gives you additional
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insights into their process and what they are
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using through their materials in the space that
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they have. And then we made our way back downstairs
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for the rest of Second Thursday at the Korean
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Arts Building. Got to see this amazing show that
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had like the Phillies baseball, like a baseball
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theme to it. I really liked that artist. I think
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that was Automat, yeah? Yes, that's Automat.
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We also got to see recent, very recent guest
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Rhonda Babb's work at Box Spring Gallery. Absolutely
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beautiful. You really then did get to see how
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she like layered on the words through the printmaking
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process. It was a really beautiful piece. And
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I think there was something to be said about
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the exhibition as a whole, yeah? Oh yes, definitely.
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You kept going. Sure did. I went to James Oliver
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Gallery last night. We're recording this on a
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Sunday. It's going live on a Wednesday. So I
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went Saturday night to the James Oliver Gallery
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opening where I was eagle -eyed for Natalie Hope
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McDonald's work. Yes. So good. The boxing gloves.
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Deleting that. Keep your pants on. And then I
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went to... 4 ,000 Worth Avenue for Galen Gibson
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Cornell's opening. Beautiful. Invisible Cities.
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The scale on the biggest one, I think, was 8
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feet high by 12 feet long. I think about it in
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terms of Lucinda's. That would be one and third
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Lucinda tall. Okay. Two Lucinda's long. Wow.
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That's a lot of Lucinda. That's a lot of Lucinda
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right there. I think there were six pieces. Wow.
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Phenomenal. Galen's work is absolutely incredible.
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He goes around the world collecting posters and
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then he weaves them back together. And as he
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mentioned on the panel, some attendees were thinking
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that he was stealing posters. He put the spin
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on it. Very clever that he was actually cleaning
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up the wall. Yes, he was. And then recycling.
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That shit's sustainable. I went to Elemento after.
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Oh, you did, did ya? Uh -huh. What'd you get,
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a taco? Mm -hmm. Nice. I got octopus nachos.
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Oh my gosh. Wait, how did they do the octopus?
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Just chopped. Just chopped. Okay. It wasn't like
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fried. It wasn't like a calamari. No. Well, I
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guess it's octopus, not a calamari. Not a squid.
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It's a squid. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. They grill
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it? I think so. Oh, nice. It's really good. Okay.
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Shout out to Elemento for the free nachos. You
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know, she gets free food when I'm not there.
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We never have free food when I'm there. But she
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can sweet talk a hostess into getting us anywhere.
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You're welcome. Shall we move on to the conversation?
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On to the conversation. We have a great one today.
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Greetings. This is Robert Marsh, and you're listening
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to Philly Has Heart Podcast. In this podcast,
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we sit down with the artists, gallerists, educators,
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curators, and other creatives who comprise the
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Philadelphia art world to discuss upcoming performances,
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exhibits, and other events and initiatives that
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are not to be missed. The art scene in Philadelphia
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is so rich that it can seem daunting. Consider
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this your weekend cultural recommendation. With
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me always is my producer, Lucinda Daggerlin.
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Konnichiwa! And today we have Philly Queercraft.
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We're so happy to have you today. Hello! Do you
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want to introduce yourselves? Sure! So my name
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is Laura McNamara. I am one of the co -founders
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and co -organizers of the Philly Queercraft Club.
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Hi, I'm Candace Diaz, and the same. Times two.
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You give us the elevator pitch for Philly queer
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craft. The who, what, when, or how often and
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where. Sure, I can go first. So the Philly Queer
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Craft Club is just a really low -key, really
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low -stakes meetup for anyone in the queer community
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who wants to come and make stuff. It's a meetup
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that meets several times a month at various restaurants
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or bars. We always say if you can bring it to
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a table, you can bring it to Queer Craft Club.
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You don't have to be an expert. You don't have
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to come with lots of skills. You can bring coloring.
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You can bring embroidery arts. bring collage,
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but it's really just a time to come and like
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meet people. You can enjoy a meal together and
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to make things and kind of get your creative
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things going and just spend some time together.
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Yeah. We know Philly Queer Craft is a relatively
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new meetup group. Can you share the origin story
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behind it? I am a member of various craft clubs
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already in Philadelphia. And I have found that
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many of them are already so inclusive and welcoming
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of queer people, which is lovely. And so I've
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never sort of felt anything that's missing. But
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I think that like right now, you know, it's kind
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of hard for queer people, you know, in the world.
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We can feel under attack in many directions.
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And so I think that a lot of us are just kind
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of... looking for that community where we can
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be just around each other and we can sort of
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share our feelings and where we're kind of you
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know having all of these these things we just
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talk to each other and find that community again
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and so Candice and I were talking about how like
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we're kind of missing that right now beyond just
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the bar scene or beyond some of these things
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and so we said well why don't we just see if
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we can make a craft club for people who can meet
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and just make things and just sort of get out
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whatever you need to get out. And it turns out
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that a lot of people were feeling the same way.
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So we didn't really do much other than just like...
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create a meetup and put up an Instagram account.
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And wow, there were so many people who felt the
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same way. And people just started coming to the
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meetups and joining the online community. And
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they just said, oh my gosh, thank you for creating
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this. Like we were looking for a space for this.
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And, you know, they've been meeting people, making
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friends or just coming and like sitting by themselves,
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maybe sort of making some chit chat, but just
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being around each other. And it's been such a
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lovely community. No, I think that's great. I
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think it's, you know, people need a space. Sometimes
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it's a space just to be. Sometimes it's a space
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to talk to other folks, but a space to sit. Sometimes
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we have people who just, you know, are working
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on their own projects and occasionally talking
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to someone about what they're working on. And
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it's a queer space. And I think one of the things
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that, you know, we talked about when we were
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thinking about this is that we're always thinking
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about, wouldn't it be great to have more queer
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spaces that cover a wide range of activities,
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right? Because we do all sorts of different things.
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And we just realized at some point where we keep
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talking about like, wouldn't it be nice to have
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this queer space? Let's just do it. And we realized
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once we started it that a lot of people were
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sort of thinking the same thing is, you know,
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some sort of vision of like, I spend a lot of
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time online or I spend a lot of time doing this
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particular activity, but it would be nice to
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have more options. And so it's more options are
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just better, I think, for all of us. And so it's
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just become a really nice space. Knitting, crochet,
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embroidery, paper crafts, beading, drawing. Do
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either of you have a specific craft of choice?
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And what got you? you into it You should go first.
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So I'm kind of a hobby collector. Like, I mean,
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you know, we're all hearing the maxing. I say
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hobby maxing in a very sarcastic way. Not seriously.
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But, like, if there's a hobby out there, I've
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tried it. The house is full, maybe too full.
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There's a lot of hobbies in the house. There's
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a lot of hobbies in the house. And I've just
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out myself sometimes. So I think that my primary
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hobbies tend to be all fiber arts, right? So
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the knitting, the crocheting, dye yarn, anything.
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related to that. But also sewing. But I've tried
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everything. Do you dye yarn? I do dye yarn and
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I love dyeing. Talk to me about it. I don't know.
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What do you want to know? What do you start with?
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Just like... What fiber does the yarn have to
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be in order to take the dye? Let's start there.
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Okay, yeah, that's a great question. So you have
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to have a different process and different type
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of dye, whether you're doing what's called like
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protein versus plant or cellulose, I think. So
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if you're doing like wool or silk or anything
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that basically came from an animal versus if
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you're doing plant -based, so things that would
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be like cotton or bamboo or tensile, that's a
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complete. different process so it would be acid
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-based versus fiber reactive and so it's just
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it's a lot of fun so like basically you just
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get the undyed yarn and then you can add all
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the different colors and you can and it's it's
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fun and it does take over the house a little
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bit so I do apologize. I do apologize. It comes
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with its own smell. A lot of wet wool. A lot
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of wet wool. So remember how I said earlier that,
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like, if you can bring it to a table, you can
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bring it to a career. You can't bring that. But,
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you know, someone did bring tie -dye. So we have
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a lovely host venue, which is Queen and Rook.
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We love them, but we did tell them, I promise
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they're not actually doing the dyeing at Queen
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& Rock, but they were doing the rubber bands.
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These really elaborate ways to create these patterns.
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And so he showed up, and he was just sort of
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twisting and doing all these really intentional
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things for tie -dye. And everyone's like, please
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bring your dyeing next time. I was like, do not
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bring your dyeing next time. We can't do that.
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Sidebar, has anyone ever shown up with a loom?
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No, not yet. People come with the weaving frames,
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right? So it's one step away from a loom. But
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I feel like a loom is in our future. People,
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you know what to do. I know. If you can, fit
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it on the table. And if you do not mess up anything
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at our venues, because we love our venues, Queen
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and Rook and Triple Bottom Brewery. So we want
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to call them out. Thank you for the spaces. And
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please don't mess them up. Fair, fair. Candice,
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how about you? So I have done things that can't
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be done at a table. I was doing a lot of pulpery
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and then realized when schedules change, I was
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just like, you know, it would be nice to have
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something that I could do at a table. I feel
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like this is the tagline, things you can do at
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a table. And so I was just looking for different
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things. And I do some sewing, hand sewing class.
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Approved textiles. Approved textiles, sorry.
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So I took a hand sewing class at Approved Textiles,
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which was so much fun. And I was interested in
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doing sashiko, so I thought, well, let me stop
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doing that. So I'm now adding to the pile of
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hobbies that can be done at the table because
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I've got sashiko stuff, I've got a needlepoint
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thing on the go, and I might do embroidery, but
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I'm just not sure about that. I am so proud of
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your pile, by the way. Yes! Come to the dark
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side, yes. She's hobby -maxing. Hobby -maxing.
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It's a continuum. Side question, what's your
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favorite place to get your crafts at? Well, we
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love Approved Textiles. Approved Textiles is
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amazing. I love Loop. I love South Philly Yarn
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and Craft. Ashley at South Philly Yarn and Craft
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is so fun and has just, like, such a fun vibe
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and carries so much fun stuff. I also love to
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go to, like, big festivals for fiber arts. Oh.
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And then you can get them directly from the,
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like, independent dyers and things like... Yeah.
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Or the sheep. You can, like, meet the sheep.
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Right. Yes. Thank you, Charlotte. Yeah. So I
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go to Vogue Knitting every year in New York City,
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and I tend to, like, buy, like, a lot, and that'll
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stock me up. So, yeah, I... Can I sidebar something
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real quick? I spotted in my coat closet yesterday
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two skeins? Skeins, yeah. Skeins of yarn and,
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like, knitting needles stuck inside them, and
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I'm like, that's new. What's going on in there?
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To my husband. He was like, petite garçon, my
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son. And I tried knitting. He needs to try to
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do something with his hands. Wonderful. And he
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lasted ten minutes. Oh. He's six years old. Yes,
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that sounds age appropriate. Yeah? We'll see
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how it works out because he's usually jumping
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off the walls. Don't they have those little,
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like, crochet things that they could do, too,
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that they can make, like, little, they can make,
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like, a little person? I don't even know. I don't
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even, I didn't even know my husband could knit.
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But, like, you learn something new about your
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partner every day. Apparently. Your husband was
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also knitting? He was teaching him how to knit.
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Oh, wow. He was teaching him how to knit, so
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he really knows how to knit. This makes sense,
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because Nana is a knitter. Why would you keep
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that skill a secret? Right. And we'll get back
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to Philly Queer Craft in a moment. They just
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found a new member. Wait, we're going to get
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to that. We're going to get to that in a second.
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Don't get ahead of yourself with the cisgender
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bullshit now. So when Nana came to visit while
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I was pregnant with my second child and she was
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going to be my support person with the first
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one to make sure that he never... felt a difference
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in the attention that he got, I was like, you
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know what Nana should do while she's here? She
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needs to go to Yarnphoria. It's our closest yarn
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place. I was like, and her name is Joy. And I
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was like, she needs to take up a residency at
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Yarnphoria, a weekly workshop maybe called The
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Joy of Knitting. And I mean, I'm waiting for...
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them to like be like yes i'll see you next summer
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and i'm talking about joy now yarn for you has
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no idea what my plans are for them let's move
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back to the conversation okay you have some upcoming
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programming in june would you like to share a
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little bit about what's going on We've had two
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events already in June. The two events that have
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already passed are our Queer Craft Nights, and
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those take place at Queen & Rook, which is a
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game cafe on South Street. And those are basically
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our dinners where you can come, you can join.
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It's a seated event where you have some drinks,
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you have a dinner. We have lots of options. It's
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vegetarian, vegan, gluten -free options, mocktails,
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cocktails. But it's a seated event. You enjoy
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a meal together. You bring whatever you'd like.
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like and it's just it's a great time to sort
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of commune and eat and just have a great time
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and then we also have another event still coming
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up which is called crafts and drafts and that
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is at triple bottom brewing and it is june 20th
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which is a saturday and that's an afternoon in
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a saturday where it's a little bit more uh so
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you get up you can move around and at a bar um
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and sometimes they have sort of a resident chef
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that comes other times you can order in food
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but that is for some people who said you know
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we we love the dinners, but we want to be able
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to get up and move around and meet some people,
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right? So that one is a little bit more sort
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of, what's the word, like flexible, right? You
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can come whenever you want. It's a three -hour
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event. You're not seated. You have to be there
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right at the right time. So you can come anytime
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within those three hours, grab a drink. And again,
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they also have non -alcoholic options if you
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don't want to drink or anything like that. We
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do want to mention that Philly Queercraft is
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a queer -only space where that community can
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gather. And fellow allies, I am speaking to you.
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We are going to sit this out, but I understand
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that Philly Queercraft may be open to planning
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crossover events. We have an exclusive that we
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can share today because, as you said, we love
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our allies. And in fact, many of the people who
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are in Queer Craft Club are actually in other
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craft groups. Sometimes they know each other,
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sometimes they've seen each other, but a lot
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of us are already in these inclusive groups,
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like I mentioned, who are very open to queer
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members, but they're not specifically for queer
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members, like you said. A lot of us, including
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myself, are in Philadelphia Drunken Nitwits.
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So if you have seen maybe in the news, Philadelphia
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Drunken Nitwits have done lots of different...
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events and queer craft club is planning a craft
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rave and this will be open to everybody so all
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genders allies all ages so you can put on your
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dancing shoes and bring your crafts so you can
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just listen to music you can go dance you can
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dance while knitting we know it'll be sometime
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in the fall a lot of details are still being
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worked out so i don't have too many details to
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share but you can follow us on instagram or the
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drunken nitwits you can follow us at phl queer
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craft club and you can follow at philadelphia
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drunken nitwits and we will be sharing details
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as they are ready you're going in with petite
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garcon correct Yes. All right, great. Let's do
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it. So we hope to see you both there, by the
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way. What would you say to someone listening
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who identifies as LGBTQ +, has five ongoing craft
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projects, but might feel intimidated to go to
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Philly queer craft events? Don't be intimidated.
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Come join us. It's so amazing to actually see
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the range of skill and kind of depth that people
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have. And so I've seen projects where people
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are, we have someone who was making jewelry on
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the fly. Like he was just sitting there making
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these amazing rings and necklaces and bracelets.
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And so fast, I think I had like my second slice
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of pizza and he was already onto his next thing.
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Oh my gosh. Which was amazing to watch. But we
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also have people who are more. like me who are
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just sort of like this is a needle um now i'm
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going to figure out which is the right needle
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for this project and maybe i'll work on this
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project right now or i'll have switched to my
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third project which is also like halfway threaded
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and i'm getting there So it's a huge range of
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skills. Don't be intimidated. It really is just
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a space to hang out and bring your project. And
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I think a couple of meetings ago, I saw someone
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was sketching in her sketchbook and she was like
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sketching the scene in an incredibly detailed,
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accurate, intense way. And we were all just sort
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of walking around going, whoa, that's the back
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of my head. That's how good it is. I could recognize
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the back of my head. Wow. So it's, You know,
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a huge range, but then you can sort of come with
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your coloring book and color. And you're sort
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of in the moment, kind of immersed in whatever
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activity it is that you're doing. It's just a
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really nice, chill space. So don't be intimidated.
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Come join us, meet other queers, and hang out.
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And also, a lot of people don't come with anybody,
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right? Sometimes people come in pairs, but a
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lot of people just come by themselves. And when
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you walk in, one, you're going to meet us. Hey,
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I mean, who doesn't want to meet us? Exactly,
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100%. And there's a little welcome station where
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you get a name tag, a pronoun pin. And if you're
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unsure, you can just say, like, I'm a little
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nervous, and we'll introduce you to somebody
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who's a little bit more familiar with the club.
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So you definitely come. We're a very welcoming
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environment, like Candice said. you don't need
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to be nervous. Like we're, we're just a fun place
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where there's room for everybody. You've kind
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of already said this, but maybe let's do it again.
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Where can our audience find Philly Queer Craft?
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Sure. Well, you can follow us on Instagram at
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PHL Queer Craft Club, and then also on Meetup.
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And again, our name is Philly Queer Craft Club.
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And I've linked those in the show notes already.
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Absolutely amazing. And we'll be right back with
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rapid fire questions. And we're back with rapid
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fire questions. Describe the Philly art scene
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in one word. Grassroots. Yeah, I'll go with that
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too. Cheese steaks with whiz or without? With.
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I have to have it with short provolone. Ooh,
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nice. Okay, okay. Favorite beverage at the moment?
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I have been drinking too many of the virgin pina
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coladas at Queen and Brooke. which is just basically
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pineapple and coconut something. Yes. They're
23:02
amazing. It's called the Pichu, I think. Pichu.
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I'm just a big tea drinker, so I think probably
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like an oolong or trying different green teas.
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So, yeah, every morning I like to try a different
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one. Fair Philadelphia neighborhood. Kensington.
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Kensington. Yeah. Excellent. I have one more.
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Oh. One craft for the rest of your life. Which
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one is it? Not the big one. Knitting. I would
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do pottery. Not at a table, but... Yeah. Okay,
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I have another question. You were talking about
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a jewelry maker. Has anyone ever shown up with,
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like, a mini welding setup? No. Yeah, are people
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coming with things that need to be plugged in?
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No. I think the most equipment I've seen people
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come with is the weaving frame. And then I think
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it's amazing. We have a few people who come in
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with watercolor sets. Yes. And so they're fully
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prepared with, like, a little thing of water.
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Well, they can get water at Queen and Brooke.
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But they have, like, little containers. Please
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come with a container, though. Yes. Good point.
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But they have everything kind of set up. Yeah.
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And it's an actual watercolor station. And it's
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amazing. And I love how neat they are. Yeah.
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Well, this has been absolutely amazing. Thank
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you for sharing about Philly Queer Craft. Everyone,
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please check them out. And thank you for the
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conversation today. Thank you. Thank you. Thank
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you. Can I send you to the next Philly Queer
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Craft Night with my 1994 Easy To Do Jewelry Maker?
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Oh, that would have been fun. Oh, my gosh. Oh,
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yes. We were just talking about the Sears gift
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catalog the other day. Yes, we were. And making
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creepy crawly bugs that you can get. This was
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the girl version of it. I just didn't want to
25:03
bring it up in that studio because I felt really
25:06
square. Sounds like an amazing time, though.
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You know what I should do? What? I should show
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up there with my wedding invitations and just
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start, like, stuffing them. Yeah. For sure. Yes.
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Are you getting into anything this weekend, Robert?
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Are you getting into anything this weekend, Lucinda?
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Touche. The Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus will
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be singing the national anthem tomorrow at Philly's
25:37
Pride Night at Citizens Bank Park. Dot, dot,
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dot. Maybe we're going. Unclear. Oh, yeah, true.
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Part of the Pride Arts Festival East Pass Young
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Opera Project will be at Arts on Center Stage
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at Dilworth Park tomorrow, June 18th at 6 p .m.
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Long live the Queen. A herstory of drag is running
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at the Wilma from the 18th to the 20th. Highland
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Mather and Sean Cardinal form. N. Mando Marie.
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Easy. Easy. Is ongoing through June at Paradigm
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Gallery and Studio. Getting recognized on the
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second floor of Paradigm Gallery will never get
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old. Scene of the crime. Still riding that high.
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You'll crash soon. In three, two... Take us home.
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Oh, with that, Philly has heart. And heart! for
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