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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We’ve reached the day that starts the downhill slide to the weekend. Debbie and Gary are this Wednesday’s chatters and the subjects include online classes, what ghosting means and how it can be a real plus, the American Needlepoint Guild seminar and how it’s much more than classes, power blocks for your lights and magnifiers, whether all of those accessories we use are really necessary, and how much time Gary wastes on social media. The Halo charger that Debbie mentioned in today’s show can be purchased from the EGA Pacific Southwestern Region. It appears to be an excellent price. Here’s the link: https://psregaorg.files.wordpress.com/2019/05/bolt-flyer.pdf Sunday’s guest is Thea Dueck of Victoria Sampler.–Debbie and Gary
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