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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 5-27-20

The Twisted Stitcher finished these.
It’s late in the day and the recording is very fresh, but it’s still Wednesday so, technically, we’re on schedule. Sassy Jacks is sponsoring while Gary and Vonna talk about how the Covid virus and quarantining are changing needlework, most likely, for the better; the many ways needleworkers have of performing the same tasks and that none of those ways is wrong; and our participation with Alicia Hemphill and Michelle Garrette as part of the VeloStitchers fund-raising team for the Cleveland Clinic Velosano event. To pledge money or joint the team, visit give.ccf.org/velostitchers. We hope you enjoy the show and invite you to join us Thursday and Friday night on our Youtube Channel for our live shows.–Gary and Vonna

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Fiber Talk with Michelle Garrette

SI 1849 by Bendy Stitchy Designs

Michelle Garrette is our guest this week and the show is sponsored by Fire Poppies Needlework Boutique. Michelle is an active needleworker, FlossTube and Instagram influencer and, recently, a cross stitch designer, who just finished her first Nashville Market. We have a terrific conversation about how her needlework career has started, her approach to designing, and what lies ahead for Bendy Stitchy Designs. Enjoy the show.–Gary

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Commission piece stitched by Michelle Garrette.
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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 1-3-19

Detail from Bathya c. 1680 by Hands Across the Sea Samplers
It’s the first Wednesday of 2019 and time to resume the midweek chats. This week’s topics include 2019 goals, Bendy’s monumental effort, Fiber Talk on the road, the Linen and Threads 2019 Mystery sampler, and a couple of tips. Sunday’s guest: Debbie Rowley for our 100th Sunday show

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Detail from Bathya c. 1680 by Hands Across the Sea Samplers
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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 12-5-18

Debbie Rowley’s Glitz and Glamour Opal design.
It’s two days before Friday and we have some chatting to do. This week we battle through our illnesses to talk about stitching on international flights, 150+ SALs already scheduled for 2019, our spending limiting techniques, and the impact, or not, of plastic on threads. Sunday’s guest: Mary Corbet.

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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 11-7-18

Debbie Rowley’s Ablaze design.
Wednesday has arrived on schedule and we’re doing more of that needlework chit chat. This week it’s more about what to do with used charts, copyrights, and Trish Burr counterfeits (don’t buy them). We also talk about the tremendous charity work being done by Michelle “Bendy Stitchy” Garrette. This month she’s raising money for childhood apraxia research. Sunday’s guest: Susan O’Connor, editor, Inspirations magazine.

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