“Help” is a design inspired by a homeless person Ronnie saw in a local park. Proceeds from this design go to his local homeless shelter.Headlight is one of Ronnie’s more-recent designs.We last talked with Ronnie Rowe in May 2019. Much has happened since then and it was great to learn how his design work has evolved, how he goes about creating his unique designs, and to see what’s coming up. Sassy Jacks Stitchery is sponsoring this week’s show. Ronnie first made his mark in the cross stitch world with his timeless “pen-and-ink” designs. Today, he’s introducing more color and more detail to further enhance his captivating designs. One of his newest designs is “Help,” a scene based on a homeless person Ronnie observed in his community. All profits from that design will be donated to the local homeless mission. Ronnie’s first contribution of profits will be on Nov. 1. Please consider supporting this worthy cause. Enjoy our conversation with Ronnie Rowe and visit his website to see his catalog of unique cross-stitch designs.–Gary
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Ronnie Rowe of Ronnie Rowe Designs is my guest this week and the show is sponsored by Sassy Jacks Stitchery. Ronnie’s wide range of designs are some of the most unique in the needlework industry, particularly his pen-and-ink-based building designs. In addition to learning about the origins and inspirations for his designs and his needlework career, you’ll also find out what it means when you’re stitching a bush or tree in a Ronnie Rowe design.–Gary
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Please support our sponsor, Sassy Jacks Stitchery.
I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Ronnie Rowe. 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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The Bunny Lace Trio from Lindy StitchesIt’s the day that falls midway between Sunday and Saturday. This week Gary and Vonna talk about diamond painting, her Jesus project and Easter sampler start from Shakespeare’s Peddler, the Nashville Market, Ronnie Rowe Designs, a trio of rabbits, the impressive Queen’s Sampler from Needlemade Designs (see slideshow below), and a guy Vonna dated in high school. Sunday’s guest: Stephanie Webb of Lindy Stitches.
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In our third round of videos we hear from Barbara Hutson of Queenstown Sampler Designs, Linda Stolz of Erica Michaels Needlearts, Valerie Danish of Val’s Stuff, Alma Allen of Blackbird Designs, and Ronnie Rowe of Ronnie Rowe Designs.
In Nashville Market video 20 Paulette Stewart of Plum Street Samplers gives us a tour of her latest designs, which include a couple of which contain some rather fancy cows, a very attractive tart, and the first two sets of a series of ornaments.
In our 21st video from the Nashville Market, Julia Snyder of & More share their line of products including painted needlepoint canvases, cross-stitch designs, threads, books, a hook-and-loop canvas mounting method, and what looks to be a terrific LED lamp.
In video 22 we meet Ronnie Rowe of Ronnie Rowe Designs and are treated to a tour of his fascinating cross-stitch designs. He does a terrific job of delivering subjects in a dimensional style that has much of the depth/dimension of photographs.
In video 23 we visit AnnaLee Waite of AnnaLee Waite Designs and are treated to her many designs including a burlap bag kit, a sampler, and several small designs, including a boy/girl bunny pair.
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