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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 12-13-17
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Fiber Talk- Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-24-24 April 24, 2024It’s a Wednesday so we’re chatting about needlework. Topics this week include our upcoming May 5 show about the work done by the Royal School of Needlework to provide embroidered pieces for the Coronation, needle case kits from Tanja Berlin of Berlin Embroidery, Mary Corbet, museums, Wintertur, goldwork, blackwork, and making linen and specialty threads. […]Gary Parr
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- Fiber Talk with Lita O’Hara April 14, 2024Lita O’Hara, the Nashville Needlepointer and Patron Saint of Chaos, is our guest this week. Lita is a self-taught painted-canvas designer and project finisher. In our conversation we learn about her design process, what it was like to paint those first canvases, and how her finishing business evolved. To keep sanity in her life and […]Gary Parr
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Hey Christine: the linen fabric you used for your little mouse ornament might have been homespun or uneven weave linen from a fabric store. Most folks don’t realize that the linen sold for clothing construction is usually not an even weave linen. I’m glad you found a way to use the fabric though!
Love listening to your podcast. Mean Wonky Factor-is that the new term? I have had that issue….
Yes, we’re starting our own stitching glossary and Mean Wonky Factor is the first entry. Creativity is what we’re all about.
Gary