This week we are joined by the talented and skilled needleworker and teacher Robin-Ann Rossignol. Our conversation focuses on needlework techniques, color and tools you can use to guide color choices, changing colors to those that you like, what you can learn from trying other techniques, and a variety of other topics that may help you improve your stitching and/or get more joy out of it. Have pen and paper ready as you listen. You’ll likely want to make notes.–Beth and Gary
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We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Robin Rossignol. We’re always looking for guests, so let us know if there is someone you’d like us to have on the show.
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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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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Debbie Rowley’s Symphony will be taught at the EGA Seminar in September.Debbie Rowley’s In Bloom design for the month of May.
It’s the day before Thursday and Gary and Debbie have gathered for some needlework conversation. Topics include the National Embroidery Teachers Association, live and virtual seminars, and understanding and using color. Sunday’s guest: Melissa MacLeod and Megan Holmes.–Debbie and Gary
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We’ve reached the next Wednesday in the 2021 lineup and Beth and Gary return to talk about our current projects, come up with some ideas for using linen thread, explore Betsy Morgan’s “Willing Hands” books and making etuis, enjoy the fact that Beth got sucked into taking Natalie Dupuis’ color class, discuss what we’re going to get out of the class, and some other topics. Sunday: Jo Ann Jackson, President of Cyberstitchers–Beth and Gary
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Stitched and finished by Sharon Bruce.Chatting day has arrived and Beth and Gary got together to talk about the various changes we’re testing/making to our Springhill projects, color wheels and learning about color, and the perception of needlework as art, hobby, and/or craft. Note that all slots have been filled for the Cosmo solid-color club at Sassy Jacks. There are still slots available for variegated threads (wetalkfiber.com/variegated). Additional slots for solids will open up when Kim is able to increase inventory. Join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour. We’ll tour the new Basket Art exhibition with April as our guide. We start the tour at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel. Sunday: Lorraine Turner–Beth and Gary
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