
A twice-weekly podcast for Fiber Art hobbyists.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

We the People design by Ronnie Rowe.
Harmony-Sea by Sue Reed.Our favorite day of the week that begins with W has arrived and we’re talking about when to save stitched thread, how you might do it, and whether it’s worth it. In most cases, we vote no.... more
Ornaments stitched by Hayley Albright.
Needlepoint stitched by Madeline Wrubel.Trends and the online business aspects of the needlework world are the subjects of this week’s conversation. Our guests are Hayley Albright and Madeline Wrubel of The Sti... more
Squiggle appliqué by Jayne Emerson
Modern Love by Jayne Emerson.She’s Jayne Emerson, her organization is the No Rules Textile Society, and she’s this week’s guest. Jayne has built her career by not following conventional rules and by constantly aski... more
Phoenix Band Sampler by Beth.It’s the middle of the week and we’ve gathered to talk about how people lose creativity, the things that make you stop working on a project, and the rising cost of attending events. It’s a long one this week so grab your ... more
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For the first time I had to turn off the podcast on mental awareness because it made me depressed. Usually I find listening to the Sunday interviews light and refreshing. I like to stitch throughout. I could not keep listening to these sad stories. It just reminded me of my own loses and what a bleak future.
Oh wow I just loved the topic of challenges for stitching that you just put up. I love stitching challenges, but they are time ones, like stitch every day for 30 day of an hour or for 30 minutes and then you will not believe the progress you can make. You think 30 minutes is nothing but once you do it a few days in a row you can really make your piece grow and grow.
If you like, love or are just interested in needle and thread related crafts,hobbies or artwork, this Fiber Talk is as good as it gets!! I have learned to much about the craft of needework and all that is realted to it, especially to hear it from all the great designers, stitchers, educators and specialists in the field! Gary (and co.!) are the best!!
Any chance of reef threads making a return?
I’ve grown to love this pod. The recent one with Jacob Degraaf was wonderful. Give it a listen...you won’t..................................................be disappointed.
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Focused on fiber arts, this podcast features a vibrant mix of conversations centered around various needlework disciplines such as embroidery, cross-stitch, macrame, and needlepoint. Episodes often include personal stories from artists and experts, offering insights into their creative processes, artistic challenges, and the therapeutic aspects of crafting. The engaging hosts foster a sense of community among listeners, making it an inviting space for anyone passionate about fiber arts, whether novice or seasoned artisan. Noteworthy is the strong emphasis on mental health, sustainability in crafting, and the importance of preserving artistic traditions, which sets it apart in the realm of creative podcasts.
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Recent guests on Fiber Talk include:
1. Jayne Emerson
2. Isabella Strambio
3. Holly Jackson
4. Tatiana Popova
5. Kathy Rees
6. Ruth Cartwright
7. Kate Cross
8. Fleur Woods
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