ANTIC Interview 315 - Sarah Haskell, Computerized Weaving

Published: Nov. 27, 2017, 8 a.m.

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Sarah Haskell, Computerized Weaving
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There\'s a column in the November 1983 issue of Family Computing magazine, by Jon Zonderman: "Home Business \\u2014 Compute, Control, and Create. A weaver combines the traditional skills of her craft with a computer and reaps more than one reward."\\xa0
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The article is about Sarah Haskell, a weaver who used an Atari computer to design patterns for weaving, and also to computer-control her loom.\\xa0
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[Excerpts from the article.]
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My interview with Sarah took place on November 13, 2017.
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Teaser quote: "But with the electronic system, you did not have to get down on the floor and physically re-configure all of the treadles with these little metal hook things. You would basically just change it."
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