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Discovery: Fifty Years of Craft Experience At Haystack Mountain School of Crafts Carl Little
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Reading these wonderful testimonials was like walking into the dining room, to find it full of energetic people from around the country and abroad, engaged in conversations about their work and their lives. Makers of all kinds are represented in these pages–professionals and amateurs, first-time students, and those who have been here many times. Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Haystack is that although its reputation is international, and its impact on the craft field is legendary, it’s a small program, of an exceedingly modest scale. . . . When we ask people how they learned about Haystack, most often they say ‘word of mouth.
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