Code, cloth, and your hands: How engaging in textile craft makes you a better technologist
by CJ Jensen | at Minnebar20
The Jacquard loom gave us binary code and beautiful brocades. What else has the world of textiles given us and how to does engaging in textile craft make us better technologists? Turns out a lot. Spend 40 minutes engaging in hand quilting and Sashiko embroidery with your peers. Zero experience required. We are all here to learn.
CJ Jensen
CJ is a 3x founder, UX designer, sewing machine repair technician, and textile educator. When not selling their labor under capitalism they are a mentor and executive council member with Be Bold Break The Mold, a mentorship program at North Hennepin Community College. They loves talking small business, micro economics, and feminist cities with anyone who wants to rap.
Quilts often and loves to laugh with other humans. Can be found in their vegetable garden in the summer or playing Backgammon.
CJ is currently open to work.
Links: - Lets be peers LinkedIn - check out my work - subscribe to my substack
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