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Master needlepoint artisan Nancy Lukoskie of Fancywork Finishing returns for a second visit this week. Nancy’s passion for the heritage of needlepoint and ecclesiastical needlepoint design, spans more than 40 years. She has been instrumental in creating, reproducing, and restoring needlework art at a number of churches, including the Washington National Cathedral in Washington D.C., Trinity Church Manhattan in New York City, and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Savannah. In the four years that have passed since we last talked with Nancy, she has begun to transition out of doing actual needlework/restoration and is reconfiguring her business to help educate others about the art and craft. We enjoyed learning about her experiences and what her new business format will offer to needle artists.–Beth and Gary
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We have arrived at the middle of the week and Gary and Jenifer have decided to talk about the beauty of the From Dawn to Dusk design, upcoming Fiber Talk Meditates shows, tonight’s Gay Ann Rogers design introduction, a needlepoint finishing book by Eleanore Macnish, whether finishes need to be archival, and some of our favorite designers. Sunday’s guest is Eileen Bennett of The Sampler House.–Jenifer and Gary
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It’s Wednesday and we’re chatting about Gary’s stitching activities and return to Joann’s, a warning about sealing packages when shipping projects for finishing, and handling skeins of thread. We also congratulate the winner of the Lucy Calcutt sampler chart. Sunday’s guest: Megan Chriswisser, editor of Needlework Retailer magazine.–Gary and Christine
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