We’re back for another Friday Night Live. To order any of the charts we talked about from the Attic, send email to [email protected] or call 480-898-1838. Download the Sassy Jacks Aussie Friends chart at: https://www.wetalkfiber.com/downloads/aussiefriends.pdf. Order the HATS Australia chart at: https://hands-across-the-sea-samplers.com/product/jane-marshall-1857-a-fund-raiser-for-two-brigades-of-the-nsw-rural-fire-service/ Order the Ray of Hope chart from Blackberry Rabbit at: https://linenandthreads.com/the-blackberry-rabbit-a-ray-of-hope-australian-bushfire-appeal-for-the-port-macquarie-koala-hospital Order the WITCH design from your LNS or from Glendon Place at: https://glendonplace.net. Order the HALO battery from Pacific Southwestern Region of EGA at: https://psregaorg.files.wordpress.com/2019/05/bolt-flyer.pdf
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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 1-8-20
We’ve reached the middle of the week once again. This time the conversation is with Debbie Rowley and the topics include the Sassy Jacks Australian benefit chart, a limited-edition design from Glendon Place (order before 1-14-20), ground-cloth storage containers, this week’s Friday Night Live show, Men’s Night at the Attic, stitching Debbie’s Royal Garden design for Vonna’s birthday, and our thoughts on the role of the American Needlepoint Guild in today’s needlework world. Sunday’s guest is Lianne VanLeyen of 1897 Schoolhouse Samplers.–Debbie and Gary
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Here are some links:
- Download the Aussie Friends chart
- Pre-order the Glendon Place WITCH design from your local needlework store or from the Glendon Place website
- Debbie Rowley’s website
- Debbie on Facebook
- Debbie’s YouTube channel
- Needle Arts Mystery Retreat website
- Shining Needle Society Home Room
I hope you enjoy this show. 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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Fiber Talk with Clare Hunter I
Clare Hunter of Sewing Matters is our guest this week and our sponsor is The Attic Needlework shop. Clare has been an active participant and difference-maker in the greater needlework community for almost all of her life. She has contributed as a community artist on more than one occasion, an exhibition curator, banner maker, teacher, and activist. In this week’s show we learn about her illustrious life and how it led to writing the book “Threads of Life.” In next week’s show, we will learn about the book, how it was put together, and the research and experiences that make up the stories Clare tells.–Gary
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- Sewing Matters website
- Sewing Matters on Instagram
- Threads of Life at Amazon
- The Attic Needlework shop website
I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Clare Hunter. 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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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 5-29-19
It’s Video Wednesday and I have two of them for you, both made with Jean Lea during my recent visit to The Attic Needlework shop in Mesa, AZ. The first is a tour of Lucy Navier 1818, the Hands Across the Sea Samplers 2019 Queen of the May reproduction. It’s a design with several elements that will intrigue anyone who loves reproduction samplers. The second is a video I’ve wanted to do for some time. Jean treated all of us to a rather extended discussion of her all-time and/or current favorite samplers. It also became obvious during the video that she has a bad case of startitis. I hope you enjoy hearing Jean talk about her favorite subject. In addition, remember that tomorrow and Friday I’m at Sassy Jacks for the Bathya workshop with Nicola Parkman. Watch for more interviews and videos. Sunday’s guest: Vonna joins me to interview Jacob deGraaf of Modern Folk Embroideries. There will also be a discount on his designs.–Gary
Lucy Navier 1818 with Jean Lea
Jean Lea’s Favorite Samplers
Here are some links:
- Sassy Jacks Stitchery website
- Nicola Parkman Bathya workshop video
- The Attic website
- Hands Across the Sea Samplers website
I hope you enjoy the videos this week. 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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