Some teachers teach long enough that they reach the point of wisdom-that’s spinning educator Maggie Casey. In this video, Maggie drops some knowledge about spinning that will make frustrated novice spinners smile.
Maggie recognizes the exasperation new spinners can experience. Her response is patience: it takes time to learn, know that it will come. Watch as Maggie discusses perfection, keeping records about your spinning, and her own rough start as a student when she first learned to spin.
Maggie Casey has taught spinning in many venues to many, many people. You may have learned from her book Start Spinning (Interweave, 2008), her videos and online work-shops from Long Thread Media, or her classes all over the country. Or you may have walked into Shuttles, Spindles, and Skeins (her now-closed spinning and weaving store in Boulder) for a class, a spinning night, or an unexpected impromptu lesson. No matter how you learned from Maggie, you'll always remember her wealth of spinning knowledge and her clear teaching.
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