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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-18-25

Gary’s Sarah Parr sampler.
Seven days have passed, making it Wednesday once again. This time we’re hinting at upcoming events we’re doing with Sassy Jacks Stitchery and Hands Across the Sea Samplers, Christine psychoanalyzes Gary (it’s scary), and we answer the question, Where do you put your hoop hardware? We hope you enjoy the show. Sunday’s guest is Nicola Parkman and she’ll show up Friday night.–Gary and Christine

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Fiber Talk with Jean Farish

Needlepoint class project for 2018 cruise.

Jean Farish, designer, teacher, stitcher, and stitching cruise director, joins us this week for a fascinating conversation about stitching in general; her early days in the hobby, including a TV show she once did; stitching cruises and what it’s like to participate; and we go back to the early days of her blog to re-visit some advice and tips she still uses today. No matter what kind of stitching you do, you’ll learn something from Jean Farish.–Gary and Christine

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Down Home ABCs design by Jean Farish.

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2018 Stitchers’ Escape cruise sewing case design by Jean Farish.

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We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Jean Farish. We’re always looking for guests, so let us know if there is someone you’d like us to have on the show.–Gary and Christine


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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-11-18

Bali Ha’i free chart from Carole Lake.
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

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Fiber Talk with Debbie Rowley

Debbie Rowley’s Angles teaching design.

Debbie Rowley is one of the top charted-canvas needlepoint designers in the hobby and it’s always a treat to have a conversation with her. She joins us once again and we talk about trestle needles, the Needle Arts Mystery Retreat, Shining Needle Society, videos, and several other stitching topics. Listeners also have a chance to win a set of Hands Across The Sea greeting cards by helping us make a list of good movies that you can watch while stitching without having to look up all of the time. Suggest your favorite by commenting on the page for this podcast. FlossTube watchers leave your suggestion at wetalkfiber.com, not on YouTube.–Gary and Christine

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Debbie Rowley’s Black Magic design.

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Debbie Rowley’s Diamond Delights 10 design.

 

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We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Debbie Rowley. We’re always looking for guests, so let us know if there is someone you’d like us to have on the show.–Gary and Christine


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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-4-18

It’s Wednesday and we’re chatting once again. This week’s topics include Tulip needles, Mary Corbet’s sampler alphabet, the Serendipitous Stitching Easter Blog Hop, and the new Braille Neue typeface that led to a discussion about stitching designs that would have meaning to blind people. Let us know what you think. Sunday’s guest: Debbie Rowley.–Gary and Christine

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