It’s Wednesday and we’ve returned for another midweek show. Topics this week include stitching and stress relief, what we’re stitching, Jo Ippolito’s book, Nordic Needle, and Jan Fitzpatrick’s tall ship canvas. Our Sunday guest: Doug Kreinik.–Gary and Christine Listen to the podcast: Read about Jan Fitzpatrick’s tall ship canvas. Watch Mary McGuire’s 20 Favorite Needlepoint … Continue reading Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 10-4-17 The post Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 10-4-17 appeared first on Fiber Talk.

Our guest this week is Debbie Woodward owner of Painted Pony Designs. Debbie began designing needlepoint in 1989, after working for several years in a needlepoint shop in Austin, TX. The company name reflects her love of art and design and her original goal which was to use the money she made from her original … Continue reading Fiber Talk with Debbie Woodward The post Fiber Talk with Debbie Woodward appeared first on Fiber Talk.

It’s that day that’s half way between Sundays and we got together for another midweek chat. This time, Christine checked in from her car during a work break. Anything to deliver a podcast. Subjects this week are removing wrinkles from linen and our new video, “Mary McGuire’s 10 Favorite Needlepoint Stitches.” Our Sunday guest: Debbie … Continue reading Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-27-17 The post Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-27-17 appeared first on Fiber Talk.

Mary Legallet joins us this week to talk about a variety to topics, including her stitching career, Whimsical Wednesdays, Small Space Sundays, stitch guides and stitch concepts, and TV we all watch while stitching. Mary has been needlepointing since high school, but a visit to Needlepoint Inc. in San Francisco in the mid-1990’s revealed decorative … Continue reading Fiber Talk with Mary Legallet

We made our way to the middle of the week once again and that means it’s time for a midweek chat. This week we talk about Gary’s Shepherd’s Bush stocking finish; wrinkled linen; tips from Jane Wood/Coni Rich, Pam Tanner, and Connie Lynn Borserine; and Christine’s abuse of the English language. Our Sunday guest: Mary … Continue reading Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-20-17

Debbie Rowley was our first Fiber Talk guest. She joins us again for our 56th podcast to talk about the ANG Seminar, teaching, designing, and general stitching. Debbie produces some of the most visually striking and creative charted needlepoint designs on the market today. Every piece is an adventure in stitches and threads that will … Continue reading Fiber Talk with Debbie Rowley

It’s Wednesday and we’re chatting about the end of Thread Heaven, our Attic sampler tour video, unstitching tools, Christine’s stitching, and variety of other topics. We hope you enjoy the show and will tell others about Fiber Talk. Our Sunday guest: Debbie Rowley.–Gary and Christine Listen to the podcast: Links to items mentioned in the … Continue reading Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-13-17

Gail Sirna joins us this week. She is an extremely talented embroidery designer, teacher, judge, author, and overall contributor to the needlearts community. Gail is a NAN-certified teacher certification, levels 1 & 2, in canvas work; NAN-certified judge; and has served in several NAN administrative positions. Her design, Seasons in the Sun was selected to … Continue reading Fiber Talk with Gail Sirna

We’re back and this week Christine’s voice is functioning. Subjects include our new Flosstube alternative, Christine’s stitching, cleaning cat vomit from needlework, The Attic’s samplers,the new Hands Across the Sea sampler, and needle sizes. We hope you enjoy the show and the video tour of samplers on display at The Attic.–Gary and Christine Listen to … Continue reading Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-6-17

Arlene Cohen is our guest this week. Who is Arlene? She’s an extremely versatile and talented needlework artist and lace maker, owner of the Etsy shop WorksByABC, and produces some of the most interesting and informative Flosstube videos available. Skilled with needle and thread? Yes, and then some. At the recently completed ANG Seminar, Arlene … Continue reading Fiber Talk with Arlene Cohen