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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-13-22

Stitched by M.A. Dewald.

The weekend is just a couple of days away and that means it’s chatting day. This week Cindy and Gary talk about the Stitch Sainte Luce Women’s Cooperative, Anne-Marie Anderson-Mayes’ new blog and her column about Maker DNA, Kaffe Fassett, what draws us to designs, whether we learn from our stitching, colors and color conversion, and stitching with various strands of thread. Join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour. Our guest will be Deb DeCrane and she’ll show us how to lace needlework projects. We start at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel. Sunday’s guest: Jessica Grimm–Cindy and Gary

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Drum stitched and finished by Sharon Bruce.

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Follow these mailing instructions if you want to contribute needles or DMC floss to the Stitch Sainte Luce Womens’ Cooperative:
–Include full name and address of the recipient: Rebecca Dallimore, Flat 7, Vauxhall Court, Frogmore St., London SW18 1HN United Kingdom.
–Include telephone number of recipient in case contact is required: +44 7758 810985
–Mark the parcel as a gift.
–Mark the value at less than $15 USD (even if it is not).
–Mark the contents clearly e.g. ‘Embroidery threads.’
–Stick the customs form clearly on the front of the parcel.
–Write your name, address, and phone number on the back of the parcel
Questions: Email Rebecca at [email protected]

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Fiber Talk Friday Night Live, 1-24-20

We return for another Friday night of needlework frivolity, sponsored by Stitchy Box. Go to fibertalk.stitchybox.com to take advantage of this week’s special. A huge thanks to Angel Massey for being our special guest and showing off some gorgeous motif books. Support the Australian Firefighting effort by purchasing Pathways of Colour from Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes of My Beautiful Stitches. Her website is at http://beautifulstitches.com.au. Click on the Shop link to find the chart.–Vonna and Gary

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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 1-22-20

Pathways of Color by Anne-Marie Anderson-Maye is being offered as a fund-raiser to help with the Australian fires.
Help with the Australian firefighting effort by purchasing Pathways of Colour by Ann-Marie Anderson-Maye of Beautiful Stitches.

It’s chatting day and Arlene and Gary have things to talk about. Our subjects include Australian fund-raising efforts, stitching on high-thread-count linen, Nashville designs, and modifying a project so it reflects your vision. Join Vonna and Gary this Friday for Friday Night Live and don’t miss Sunday’s guest, Lizzy Pye of Laurelin Embroidery.–Arlene and Gary

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The beginnings of Arlene’s Kurdy Biggs project.

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Fiber Talk with Ann-Marie Anderson Mayes

Chaise Longue 3D needlework design by Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes.

Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes is my guest this week. She is owner of Beautiful Stitches in Perth, Australia and is a needle artist, designer, teacher, and thread dyer. When she’s teaching, her focus is as much on developing student confidence as it is on needlework. Her designs are brightly colored, unique creations that use a variety of threads, stitches, and techniques. Ann-Marie is probably best known for her 3D designs, specifically her Chaise Longue and William Morris chair creations. While the chairs look complex, Ann-Marie indicates that they are relatively easy to put together and I can assure you the results are quite stunning. It was an absolute treat to talk with Ann-Marie and I’m confident you’ll enjoy learning more about this talented and enthusiastic needleworker.–Gary

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Dragonflies in the Garden multi-layered design by Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes.

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Long Time Gone design by Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes, based on a quilt by Jen Kingwell.

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I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes. 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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