Quinn Daedal

@quinnanya.me

Multilingual digital humanities, director of YarnLab at Stanford, founded the Data-Sitters Club, teaches data visualization with textiles, helped start #DHmakes. SUCHO 🇺🇦 co-founder, archiving at-risk cultural heritage. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

I really really really hope people vote for the RTM so I can keep bringing scary needles on the subway (to embroider during that hour of my commute) instead of contributing to traffic.

Embroidery of air fryer foods, done on BART
Julia Métraux@juliametraux.bsky.social · 3d ago

The Bay Area faces a funding crisis for its public transit, but a ballot measure could come to the rescue. For @motherjones.com, I reported on the measure and talked with aging and disabled adults, who are more likely to use transit, on what's at stake for them. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

If someone wanted to lure me to an unknown campus building to murder me, leaving a poster like this in my door mailbox would be very effective. (Of course I went. It was delightful. Though all the anthropologists and the yarn were in neutrals or B&W so it was pretty obvious I wasn't from there.)

Flyer for an anthropology knitting circle

Sometimes I come to YarnLab and find things like this absolutely perfect spider-silk thickness spinning on the wheel and it's so wonderful all I can do is marvel at it. #DHmakes

Super fine, very even colorful spinning on an EEW 6

Whelp, the legs have arrived at YarnLab today (for displaying the Pants Manifesto on AI and Education) but... um... suffice it to say the pants, cut to my size, are gonna be culottes on this thing. #DHmakes

Quinn standing next to the legs, which come up nearly to Quinn's shoulder.

Capturing the vibe of the @michelleb.bsky.social piece on craft and websites beautifully. #DHmakes

Little Websites Everywhere

michellebarker.co.uk

Amanda Wyatt! Visconti@literaturegeek.bsky.social · 3d ago

This print of a @mkirschenbaum.bsky.social quote from Bsky discussion started by my noting typesetting scratches the same itch for me that webcoding used to. Something I didn't notice at the time: part of the similarity is getting to do something as an art, a tinkering; not interwoven w/career +

Hey DH folks, an easy way to be a #MultilingualDH ally is to request that your library catalog this open-access literature data set even though it's not in English! (There'll be a WorldCat record soon they can pull from, if there isn't already, since I'll be asking Stanford to do it too.)

Kirill Maslinsky@maslinych.bsky.social · 4d ago

new dataset: more than 104 thousand titles of works of fiction originally written in Russian or translated into Russian 1801–1975 in a dataset prepared by myself and Yauheniya Lekarevich dataverse.pushdom.ru/dataset.xhtm...

Another Tuesday putting in a little time as the Human at the Loom for a campus art exhibition. The piece I was noodling on last time is already hanging, and today I wove this very loose swishy thing in yellow that feels autumnal. #DHmakes

Close up of long floats in yellow The finished design with lots of lonf floats in yellow The woven piece in pink, green, yellow, and white from last time, hanging up

Doing some manual character coding for the #DataSittersClub and I have to remind myself that phrases like "He has an interest in Claudia Kishi" absolutely does not mean I should assume this character is a fellow teen. 🤢