We’re a bit late this week but we got the chat in. This week’s topics include EGA and Sassy Jacks discounts, Dawn Cook Ronningen’s new book, vintage sewing machines, Jane Turner, when to rip out stitching, and the impact of having a support system when working on large/challenging projects. Sunday’s guest: Dawn Cook Ronningen–Beth and Gary
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My irritation with ripping out has more to do with the fact that since I have so very little time to stitch, I don’t want to spend that time frogging. I will put a piece in a drawer indefinitely and move on to another WIP because I don’t want to spend my daily 30 or 40 minutes of stitching time removing stitches.