Join us on Mother’s Day, May 10, from noon to 4:00 p.m. Eastern when Gary and Vonna go stitch-for-stitch for four hours to see who can make the most Xs. Join us every hour for quarter-hour shows on the Fiber Talk YouTube channel for stitching updates and to win prizes, presented by the Fiber Talk Prize Queens, Ellie and Katie. Set up competitions with your stitching friends and share your progress on Instagram at #ftquarters. Enjoy your Mother’s Day with your needlework family and make some WIP progress.
Gay Ann Rogers returns for the fourth time for a show sponsored by Needle In A Haystack. Our goal with this show is to help all of us, who are quarantined in a stressful world, use our needlework as a coping/stress-relief activity and a diversion from the world around us. We also provide ample permission to have multiple projects in the works at one time. –Gary and Vonna
Bess, Elizabeth, and Mary Hearts by Gay Ann Rogers
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Please support our sponsor, Sassy Jacks Stitchery.It’s Wednesday and this Midweek Chat is sponsored by Sassy Jacks Stitchery. Vonna and Gary are doing the chatting and they talk about Vonna’s Jesus project, Sarah Braizear, the Saviours Praise sampler, Bathya, the Queen’s Sampler, Stitch Mania, Frozen Phoenix Art and standing and stitching.–Gary
I hope you enjoy this week’s special video presentation. I’m always looking for guests, so let me know if there is someone you’d like me to have on the show.
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To the Beach, stitched by Brenda Côté.Brenda Côté is a prolific and talented needle artist, skilled needlework finisher, and a terrific blogger. Her Brenda’s Needlepoint Studio blog is a treasure trove of information and tips and a great place to simply ogle beautiful stitching. I’ve followed her for some time now and enjoy every post. I also enjoyed talking to her for this week’s show. Our conversation covered a wide range of needlepoint and needle arts topics. I hope you enjoy hearing from an interesting and talented stitcher.–Gary
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Downton Abbey designs by Gay Ann Rogers, stitched and presented by Brenda Côté
Sapphires and Sparkle ornaments stitched and finished by Brenda CôtéHere are some Brenda Côté links:
I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Brenda Côté. 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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Hexefoos Ephrata by Kurdy Biggs.Kurdy Biggs returns after a two-year break to talk about stitching, teaching, and designing. In addition to several tips for everyone, we spend a lot of time talking about several of her designs and how they came to be. In the slide show below and the FlossTube video, I’ve included photos of the designs we discussed. I’m confident you’ll enjoy hearing how these designs were developed and the stories behind them.–Gary
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Trilogy of Stitches by Kurdy BiggsLearn more about Kurdy Biggs at these links:
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