Marion Lang from the Kim Young collection.We are confronted with yet another Wednesday so we might as well do some needlework chatting. This week Beth and Gary sign on to talk about our current activities, our Stitch Hour show tonight with Kim Young and a selection of her sampler collection, what we learned from our tour at Gallery76 last week, classes we would take at the EGA Seminar, the appeal of whitework, Terri Bay, elevating our stitching, and tablet technology for stitchers. Join us to night for Fiber Talk Stitch Hour with our guest Kim Young at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel.–Beth and Gary
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Yes, that is a wishbone. Listen to the podcast to learn more.
Our guest this week is Carolyn Standing Webb of Carolina House Designs. Carolyn is a multi-faceted needlework artist who holds an EGA Master Craftsman certification in Counted Thread. In addition to her design work, she teaches regularly at seminars and guild meetings. Her technique specialties include embroidery, blackwork, cross stitch, stump work, and gold work. In this week’s conversation we discuss all of those topics in addition to Carolyn’s passion for collecting antique needlework tools. You’ll also learn about using a wishbone in a needlework design.–Beth and Gary
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I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Carolyn Standing Webb. 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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Lucky Day by Debbie Rowley.Rainy Day by Debbie Rowley.
It’s Wednesday, it’s chatting time, and Debbie and Gary gather to talk about virtual vs. live classes, upcoming EGA and ANG seminars, Debbie’s monthly designs, and the fractured needlework materials supply chain. Join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour as we travel to Sydney, Australia to join April at Gallery76 for a tour of the new exhibit, “Forgotten Needlework Tools.” The tour starts at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel. Sunday’s guest: Carolyn Standing Webb.–Debbie and Gary
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Tree of Happiness, stitched by Cyberstitchers member Susan Stahl.Sunshine, stitched by Jo Ann Jackson.
Cyberstitchers is the international, online-only branch of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America (egausa.org). In this week’s show, sponsored by the EGA, we talk with Cyberstitchers President Jo Ann Jackson and learn about the organization’s functions, programs, membership flexibility, and how it works with the EGA. Throughout the discussion you’ll pick up some great ideas for projects and ongoing activities you can do in your local chapters and/or with local stitching groups. Whether you’re a member of a local EGA chapter, consider joining Cyberstitchers and, along with it, EGA. The programs will add a new level of interest and fun to your stitching activities.–Beth and Gary
Visit the EGA website at egausa.org and consider joining.
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