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Fiber Talk with Brett Schulle

Industry leading metal floor stand, manufactured by K’s Creations.
Kay Schulle, the needleworker who started K’s Creations.

Our guest this week is Brett Schulle of K’s Creations, manufacturers of a wide range of highly respected floor stands, lap stands, and accessories. The show is sponsored by Shepherd’s Needle at shepherdsneedle.com. In our discussion we learn how the company got started, how it has grown and developed, and what goes into manufacturing the stands that are loved by so many needleworkers. We also announce a new partnership between Fiber Talk and K’s Creations that will bring you reviews, insights into the how to use the stands and accessories, and introductions of new products. Enjoy the show and look for more about K’s Creations in upcoming podcasts and videos.–Gary and Vonna

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Gaylon Schulle saw a need and designed the first and many more K’s Creations products.

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I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Brett Schulle. 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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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 4-10-19

Trilogy of Stitches One, designed by Kurdy Biggs and stitched by Laura Taylor of the ANG Fox chapter.

Wednesday’s timing is perfect once again. This week Gary and Vonna talk about the Royal School of Needlework online courses (save 10% with code talk10), teaching quilt making, Laura Taylor’s (ANG Fox chapter) finish of the Kurdy Biggs design Trilogy of Stitches One, prim style, stitching Jesus, hoops, and stands. Sunday’s guest: Brendon and Karen Kirk of the Linen and Threads SAL, Fox and Rabbit Designs, and The Blackberry Rabbit.–Gary

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Vonna can do prim style.

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Vonna’s progress on her Jesus project.

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Fiber Talk with Mary Corbet VI

Mary Corbet’s Pocket on a Tote embroidery design.

It’s always fun and educational to talk to Mary Corbet and this week is no exception. This week we talk about stitching spaces and how to use and organize them, lighting, needles, laying tools, stands, chairs, and whatever else fell out of our minds during our hour together. The podcast is filled with items that will help you improve your needlearts experience.–Gary

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Tulip needles are slippy.

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I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Mary Corbet. 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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