Like clockwork, Wednesday has shown up again. But, do not fear, we have stuff to talk about. This week’s topics are TV shows and movies to stitch with, a monogram book for stitchers, free patterns, Tulip needles, our stitching efforts, and the impact of exercise on stitching. Sunday’s guest: Jean Farish of Jean Farish Needleworks and Stitchers Escapes.–Gary and Christine
Listen to the podcast:
The podcast is also available on FlossTube.
Here are some links:
- Charted Monograms for Needlepoint and Cross-Stitch, edited by Rita Weiss
- Carole Lake, StitchPlay Designs
- Hancock’s of Paducah website
Great episode, thanks.
Regarding ergonomics and stitching, a good place to start may be Carson Demers’ website: https://www.ergoiknit.com/
Mr. Demers, a physical therapist, has written a book geared to knitting and spinning ergonomics, and he is a popular speaker at various knitting conferences and on knitting or spinning podcasts. A lot of his insights and suggestions are transferable, in my opinion, to other types of stitching.
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Where do I leave a comment about ‘Films and TV Shows to Stitch With’…
I found the Tulip needles last week at A Stitching Shop in Denver. They will also do mail orders. https://www.stitchingshop.com/ Christine House and her staff are lovely people and very helpful.
Kelly,
Thanks for letting us know. Good to have another source for my list. Thanks for listening, too.
Gary