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'''Telaic Fantasy''' was the very first zine written by [[Su Mwamba]], with issue #1 released in January of 2009.  
 
'''Telaic Fantasy''' was the very first zine written by [[Su Mwamba]], with issue #1 released in January of 2009.  
  
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* #1 The Spiderweb issue with Ragbag Weaving project (Jan 2009)
 
* #1 The Spiderweb issue with Ragbag Weaving project (Jan 2009)
* #2 The Notebook issue with Handwoven Mail Art Postcard project (Feb 2009)
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* #2 The Notebook issue with Handwoven [[Mail Art]] Postcard project (Feb 2009)
 
* #3 The Fairy Tale issue with ATC Weaving project (Mar 2009)
 
* #3 The Fairy Tale issue with ATC Weaving project (Mar 2009)
 
* #4 The Found Poetry issue with Oddball Weaving project.(Feb 2010)
 
* #4 The Found Poetry issue with Oddball Weaving project.(Feb 2010)
  
 
The first 3 issues of ''Telaic Fantasy'' were released at monthly intervals as part of a package for members of the DIY Weaving Club.  After March 2009, the DIY Weaving Club altered format and ''Telaic Fantasy'' became an occasional publication rather than a strictly monthly enterprise.  The format of the zine underwent various changes over time, and was re-issued in both larger (A5) and smaller (A6) formats, with and without various enclosures/accessories/weaving paraphernalia.
 
The first 3 issues of ''Telaic Fantasy'' were released at monthly intervals as part of a package for members of the DIY Weaving Club.  After March 2009, the DIY Weaving Club altered format and ''Telaic Fantasy'' became an occasional publication rather than a strictly monthly enterprise.  The format of the zine underwent various changes over time, and was re-issued in both larger (A5) and smaller (A6) formats, with and without various enclosures/accessories/weaving paraphernalia.
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''Telaic Fantasy'' was re-issued as a 2-volume e-zine in January 2012.  The new omnibus edition collects the best bits from the original 4 zines, with one volume of Features (reviews, interviews, editorials) and one volume of Projects (DIY weaving club membership, tutorials & related stationery).
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:04, 18 February 2012

Telaic Fantasy e-zine by Su Mwamba

Telaic Fantasy was the very first zine written by Su Mwamba, with issue #1 released in January of 2009.

The title of Telaic Fantasy was borrowed from a piece of music composed by the author's husband, Corey Mwamba (a CD was included with the first copies of issue #1). The word 'telaic' is an archaic term meaning 'weblike' and thus seemed appropriate for a zine about weaving.

Telaic Fantasy featured: editorials about various aspects of tapestry & weaving, interviews (Issue #2: Kristin Roach; Issue #4: Diane Gilleland), book reviews, DIY weaving projects & tutorials, all interspersed with short extracts from literature about weaving, tapestry and/or related terms. Each issue had a different theme:

  • #1 The Spiderweb issue with Ragbag Weaving project (Jan 2009)
  • #2 The Notebook issue with Handwoven Mail Art Postcard project (Feb 2009)
  • #3 The Fairy Tale issue with ATC Weaving project (Mar 2009)
  • #4 The Found Poetry issue with Oddball Weaving project.(Feb 2010)

The first 3 issues of Telaic Fantasy were released at monthly intervals as part of a package for members of the DIY Weaving Club. After March 2009, the DIY Weaving Club altered format and Telaic Fantasy became an occasional publication rather than a strictly monthly enterprise. The format of the zine underwent various changes over time, and was re-issued in both larger (A5) and smaller (A6) formats, with and without various enclosures/accessories/weaving paraphernalia.

Telaic Fantasy was re-issued as a 2-volume e-zine in January 2012. The new omnibus edition collects the best bits from the original 4 zines, with one volume of Features (reviews, interviews, editorials) and one volume of Projects (DIY weaving club membership, tutorials & related stationery).