Needle art by Michelle Anais Morgan.Michelle Anais Morgan of Mutually Assured Deconstruction joins us this week in a show sponsored by Sassy Jacks Stitchery.Cover art created by Michelle Anais Morgan for Keb Mo’s “Oklahoma” album, the 2019 Grammy Award winner for Best Americana album.Michelle Anais Morgan, of Mutually Assured Deconstruction, joins us this week in a show sponsored by Sassy Jacks Stitchery. For Michelle, embroidery art has played a key role in helping her battle alcohol, depression, coming out, a stalled PhD effort, and the loss of her father. A Christmas cross-stitch gift changed her life and she now creates compelling needle art while doing a monthly radio show and working at Yale Univ. as a Digital Accessibility Consultant, among many other functions. She also is a collector of vinyl records, has produced needlework for a Grammy winning album cover, and always leaves room for dessert. Michelle will also be our guest Wednesday night, Oct. 12, on the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour. Join us at 8:00 p.m. Eastern as we explore the captivating art Michelle creates.–Gary
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Michelle also joined us for the Oct. 12 Stitch Hour in which we explored some of her art.
We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Michelle Anais Morgan. We’re always looking for guests, so let us know if there is someone you’d like us to have on the show.–Gary
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