Canvas candy bowl by Carol StorieCarol Storie, designer and owner of Heartfelt Designs, joins us this week to talk about her needlework career, design approach, and the Canadian needlework community. It’s an enjoyable conversation with a very talented designer. Be sure to visit Carol’s website and Etsy store to enjoy her varied and creative designs.–Gary and Vonna
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I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Carol Storie. I’m always looking for guests, so let me know if there is someone you’d like me to have on the show.–Gary
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Thanks for interviewing Carol Storie. I have met her at workshops and did her online correspondence course on the ‘Canvaswork Candy Bowl.’ I hope to do more of her projects also! It was interesting to hear how she became a needlework designer.
It was our pleasure to talk with Carol and we’re glad you enjoyed the show. That Canvaswork Candy Bowl is a unique and very tempting design. Thanks for listening, Gary
I am loving your interview with Carol. I have a very limited budget for needlework so am really delighted, after looking in Carol’s Etsy shop, to see how reasonable her patterns are AND have bought her Bargello Needlecase pattern. So excited! Thanks for the great work, Gary.
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Thanks for interviewing Carol Storie. I have met her at workshops and did her online correspondence course on the ‘Canvaswork Candy Bowl.’ I hope to do more of her projects also! It was interesting to hear how she became a needlework designer.
It was our pleasure to talk with Carol and we’re glad you enjoyed the show. That Canvaswork Candy Bowl is a unique and very tempting design. Thanks for listening,
Gary
I am loving your interview with Carol. I have a very limited budget for needlework so am really delighted, after looking in Carol’s Etsy shop, to see how reasonable her patterns are AND have bought her Bargello Needlecase pattern. So excited!
Thanks for the great work, Gary.