This is the kit Beth got from Stitched Stories. Watch our unboxing video to learn more.Beth finished Spring Hill by Karen Kluba of Rosewood Manor.We return from our post-500 hiatus to talk about our 500th show, the upcoming Hannah Longstreth framing, storing needlework and threads, our upcoming project with Gay Ann Rogers, our new unboxing video showing kits from Stitched Stories, yellow linen Beth dyed, and a variety of other things that came to mind. Join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour. Our guest will be Natalie Dupuis of Sew By Hand. She’ll be taking us through the design process she uses from concept to stitching. We start at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel. Sunday’s guest: Brandy of the new shop BeStitchMe.–Beth and Gary
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Beribboned by Natalie Dupuis.The day after Tuesday has arrived and Debbie and Gary talk about the new Beribboned class offered by Natalie Dupuis, Debbie’s Angles class, five years of Fiber Talk, what we look for in a quality needlework shop, and a great idea for connecting young people with needlework. Join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch Hour when our guest will be Hillary Waters Fayle who will talk about and demonstrate embroidering on leaves. It promises to be a fascinating show. We start at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel.–Debbie and Gary
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It’s Midweek Chat time once again. Beth and Gary talk about color, making changes to the Springhill design, what we learned from Emillie Ferris about color and thread painting, linen, our versions of playing with thread and stitches, and a handful of other topics. We hope our conversation is thought-provoking. Also, join us tonight for the Fiber Talk Stitch hour. Our guest is Natalie Dupuis and our topic will be color. Sunday: Brendon and Karen Kirk–Beth and Gary
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If you missed the live show, enjoy this question and answer session recording about couching and goldwork techniques with Natalie Dupuis. This is a follow-up to our April 26 show with Natalie in which we discussed her research work on couching techniques and history. Please support our sponsor, Fire Poppies, at firepoppies.com. You can find Natalie on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/sewbyhandmtl/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SewByHandMontreal/. Also, watch the video we did on April 26 at https://wetalkfiber.com/2020/04/26/fiber-talk-couching-techniques-with-natalie-dupuis/ or in our YouTube video collection.–Gary
Natalie Dupuis joins us this week to talk about goldwork, Or Nue, Italian shading, and other things related to metallic needlework. Natalie is a self-taught needleworker, designer, and teacher who has made great strides in a relatively short time and has developed an influential presence in today’s goldwork world. She regularly studies at the Royal School of Needlework and the San Francisco School of Needlework and Design. Natalie is also involved in a masters program focused on metal-thread embroidery and the origins and evolution of the Or Nue and Italian shading techniques. Her designs are unique, creative, and often involve a fusion of techniques. We’re confident you’ll enjoy the conversation and be tempted to try one of Natalie’s designs.–Gary and Vonna
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