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It’s a spur-of-the-moment podcast with Gary and Nicola Parkman of Hands Across the Sea Samplers in which they discuss why you shouldn’t fear large projects and/or high-count ground cloth. Basically, there’s nothing to fear. Jump in with both feet and enjoy the experience–Gary and Christine
Listen to the podcast:
The podcast is also available on FlossTube.
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Nicola Parkman of Hands Across the Sea Samplers just announced their latest limited-edition sampler, Sarah Braizear 1829. The chart is available for pre-order from Hands Across the Sea Samplers and several needlework stores. Fiber Talk will be partnering with Kim Young and Sassy Jacks Stitchery to offer a stitch along for Sarah Braizear.
Nicola Parkman is our Sunday guest this week and we’ll be posting the show tomorrow (Friday), two days early, so listeners can hear more from Nicola about Sarah Braizear, along with some stitching tips from Nicola. On Wednesday, April 25, during our midweek chat, we will be providing details about the SAL, which will start June 6. Sassy Jacks and Fiber Talk have many exciting things planned for the SAL, including prizes and special guests.
This is a limited-edition sampler so order your charts quickly. Sassy Jacks and many other needlework stores already have kits set up.
Our final video from the first day of the Nashville Market is a tour with Nicola Parkman of the five samplers introduced by Hands Across The Sea Samplers. You’ll see details of each of the samplers and hear some of the history that makes them so special.
Our first video is with Krista Gramer of Just Stitching Along. Krista shows us her two Nashville sampler introductions: Lucy Calcutt 1825 and Gertrude’s Garden.
Our second video is with Barbara Hutson of Queenstown Sampler Designs. Barbara is introducing six new samplers at the Nashville show.
Our third video is Nicola Parkman from Hands Across the Sea Samplers, demonstrating what can be done with the charts that are printed on the backs of her very popular greeting cards.
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