Who is the PLY Team?
Jacey Boggs Faulkner
Jacey has spent the last 20+ years falling in love with fiber. She‘s written books, articles, made videos and tutorials, and taught workshops and classes all over the world. But she’s most proud of PLY, which was started on a whim and full lack of knowledge about what she was getting into. She went on to start the PLY Spinners Guild and Weft magazine. She‘s in love with this community -- don’t get too close to her, she might hug you.
Karen Robinson
Karen is a knitter and spinner who has also been a copy editor for quite some time. When she’s not crafting, you can find her with a book in her hands. She is thrilled to combine her passions by putting her editing experience to use for PLY.
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
A long-time art director, designer, illustrator, fine artist, nascent ukulele player, married to a prolific spinner and fiber artist, Elizabeth is delighted to be directing her abilities toward the task of making PLY Magazine fabulous.
Bernadette Emerson
Bernadette is a maker, editor, musician, and mother. Photography is her passion and besides taking big, beautiful photos for PLY and WEFT Magazines, she also take big beautiful photos of tiny tiny babies. She‘s also Jacey’s best friend.
Meagan Condon
Meagan is obsessed with the science behind fiber. There are no projects, only experiments! She lives on twenty acres in Kansas, where she devotes her time to conducting research on anything that looks vaguely like fiber. She is committed to providing the most accurate information to the spinning community!
Jillian Moreno
Jillian is curious about all things yarn. She explores, questions and plays with fiber and wants to take as many people as possible along for the ride through her writing and by teaching all over the world. She is thrilled to be a part of the team that makes all parts of PLY an exceptional spinning experience.
Jeannie Sanke
Jeannie is thrilled to be part of PLY and loves working with fiber arts businesses to help share their products with the PLY community.
Arlo Boggs
Arlo Boggs has been drawing since they could hold a crayon. They want to live with their mom forever (or she wants them to live with her forever, it‘s hard to tell). They want to be a tattoo artist and they’re not nearly as shady as they look.
