Craftwork

Textile visualizations:

• * Fashioning Circuits / Kim Knight https://fashioningcircuits.com/
• Kim Mirus https://www.kimmirus.com/about - artist weaving data visualizations
• Nancy Smith https://somequietfuture.com/ -- also article in dh+lib: https://dhandlib.org/emotional-bookmarks-data-physicalization-and-the-language-of-literature/
• Runaway Quilt Project: https://cuny.manifoldapp.org/read/runaway-quilt-project-digital-humanities-exploration-of-quilting-during-the-era-of-slavery-0f3051c0-9511-4642-9c91-9f47ad761442/section/f7beacd0-44e9-4c22-be61-8c2d5c0e01a0
• Stitched Iliad https://stitchediliad.tumblr.com/
• Tempestry Project https://www.tempestryproject.com/
• Kristin Briney, textile covid visualization https://nightingaledvs.com/crafting-a-covid-visualization/
• Nikki Stevens, Christiana Rose, and Jacque Wernimont, Covid Trace https://digitaljusticelab.com/projects/trace-imagining-covid-on-campus/
• Textile Makerspace at Stanford
• Ellen Forget, textile pie charts with braille labels: https://dhandlib.org/tactile-pie-charts-for-print-material-accessibility-data/

Historical practices, today:

• Dr. Mary Elizabeth Leighton, paper quilling, Crafting Communities, 19th century practices https://dhandlib.org/quilling-perspectives-shaping-literary-analysis-through-critical-crafting-methods/ https://www.craftingcommunities.net/

Crafting to illustrate digital concepts:

• beaded bracelet to represent Python loops: https://dhandlib.org/coding-in-beads-teaching-pythonic-loops-with-a-spiral-bracelet-as-a-manipulative/