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Flosstube #45 “Crazy Quilts With Sally Criswell” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #45 “Crazy Quilts With Sally Criswell” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #44 “Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #44 “Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #43 “A Conversation With Sally Criswell” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #43 “A Conversation With Sally Criswell” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #42 “Blackwork Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #42 “Blackwork Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #41 “Stitching and Memory” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #41 “Stitching and Memory” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #40 “Stitching and Judaism” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #40 “Stitching and Judaism” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #39 “Chicken Scratch Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #39 “Chicken Scratch Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #38 “Navajo Weaving” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #38 “Navajo Weaving” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #37 “Stitching in the Renaissance” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #37 “Stitching in the Renaissance” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #36 “Fabrics and Canvas” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #36 “Fabrics and Canvas” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #35 “Crewel Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #35 “Crewel Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #34 “Hoops, Frames, and Such” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #34 “Hoops, Frames, and Such” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #33 “Hand-Tufted Rug Exhibit” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #33 “Hand-Tufted Rug Exhibit” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #32 “Eastern Religions & Stitching”The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #32 “Eastern Religions & Stitching”The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #31 “Hardanger Embroidery With Carole” The Legacy of Handmade Objects” @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #31 “Hardanger Embroidery With Carole” The Legacy of Handmade Objects” @garysligh7020
Flosstube #30 “A New Weaving Project” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #30 “A New Weaving Project” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #29 “Legacy Projects and Loose Ends” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #29 “Legacy Projects and Loose Ends” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #28 “Chatting With Carole Kniepkamp” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #28 “Chatting With Carole Kniepkamp” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #27 “Indian Religions and Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #27 “Indian Religions and Embroidery” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #26, “An Interview with Arlene Cohen” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #26, “An Interview with Arlene Cohen” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #25 “Home Books and Projects” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #25 “Home Books and Projects” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #24, “An Interview with Annie Omar” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #24, “An Interview with Annie Omar” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #23 “Market Stash Overview” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #23 “Market Stash Overview” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #22 “Nashville Needlework Market 2024” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #22 “Nashville Needlework Market 2024” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #21 “Cultural Heritage of Stitching” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #21 “Cultural Heritage of Stitching” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #20 “Cross Stitch from Digital Photos” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #20 “Cross Stitch from Digital Photos” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #19 “Fiber Art with Margaret Everson” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #19 “Fiber Art with Margaret Everson” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #18 “Weaving Wearables” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #18 “Weaving Wearables” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #17 “Dirty Annie’s Trunk Show” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #17 “Dirty Annie’s Trunk Show” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
Flosstube #16 “Remembrance” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
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Flosstube #16 “Remembrance” The Legacy of Handmade Objects @garysligh7020
I loved this. My first interest in quilts started with crazy quilts. Loved all the embellishments, and the free form, no rule concept. Thanks!
Oh, Gary! This segment is by far my favorite one! I really enjoyed seeing all of Sally's pieces; the variety is mesmerizing! I see what you meant about Sally being the instigator for the gorgeous quilt you and Dave so cunningly surprised me with. It can be looked at for hours while always seeing and appreciating something new on it. Thank you!
The fact that you give the history of the technique makes your lessons so much more informative and enjoyable..
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What a fantastic history lesson combining my two favourite subjects, cross stitch and British royalty. Thank you so much.
@@christinewitney88 I am so glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice and interesting.
I love the cultural videos you have been making. The colors in the stitchimg you shared today were beautiful. It's heartbreaking that so many innocent people are caught up in the wars/politics of governments. I know recently I was saddened to see a social media call for a boycott of Riolis, because of the Ukraine/Russia War. I continued to support them, they are just our fellow humans trying to share their craft kits and support their families there, just like us over here or anywhere. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@@wolfheart831we have more in common with others than the differences that divide us. Maybe stitchers can lead the way.
What an amazing lady, her needlework experience is incredible!
As always, Gary, I thoroughly enjoyed the history lesson that accompanied those beautiful pieces of needlework. I am also so glad to know that you are supporting the Palestinian women in a refugee camp. Perhaps I can select something the next time I am in the shop to do my little part. Many thanks!
Beautiful!
New subscriber. Great video. Love it do you have a shop?
@@natalyazav1842 yes, I’m in Leesburg, Florida. And I can ship.
@@garysligh7020 can you link your shop so I can browse
I visited the shop in Trenton a couple of times. Wish it was still there. Thanks for the video!
Your videos are always interesting! Thank you!
Love this lady. Your heart will always be happy if you are in her presence!! 🧵🪡♥
What a remarkable woman! Thank you for sharing her with us and I look forward to the crazy quilt session - still adoring the quilt Dave bought from you for me. 😊
@@pamwoods7564 Sally was the driving force behind the one that you own.
Very interesting. Love Blackwork, so beautiful and elegant.
Blackwork is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your research. I sent you a message on your FB page
I love blackwork and I cannot lie; you other needleworkers can deny....
I have a great love for all things needlework and enjoy learning the history behind it. I've gone back and watched all of your earlier episodes. Thank you for the research you do and the willingness to share.
@@gayeaday2415 many thanks!
As always, Gary, I thoroughly enjoyed your episode today, especially the history that you provide as related to the needlework. I'm glad you had a safe and pleasant vacation and just as glad that you are back in the shop as I plan to stop by soon and look at the 3 pieces you displayed in your Navajo episode.
@@pamwoods7564 I appreciate the fact that you are so faithful to my channel. See you soon!
Thanks for the video.
Hi nerdystitcher…. I run into more and more. You going to Midsummer event tonight?
@@charj57I’m guessing it’s a LOOOONNNNGGG walk for me, so probably not?
It looks beautiful I love pictures of the last suppee
As always, I enjoyed the history you shared and of course,the location you chose to broadcast from! 😊
I am descended from generations of people who intentionally built a legacy through their hand made objects. Fibre Arts & Woodworking. I am very proud that it is engrained in me, that I have a passion to make things and am deeply grateful to be aware of what brings me joy.
@@themirrorimagestitcher that is tremendous. Share photos anytime you like and I will forward them.
Hi Gary! I'm a quilter and crafter and I wish you good luck with your channel! Subscribed! Biblically speaking, the women of Israel were responsible for embroidering the curtains of the Tent of Meeting and later those of the Temple, so that predates Christian use of embroidered liturgical textiles by thousands of years.
This is so cool! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Heard Grandma say these words, chicken scratch, gingham, had no idea till now what she was talking about. (I was young and didn't pay attention) Sure wish I did now. But thank you so much!
I never knew it had a name! My grandma used to do that. I’ll look to see if I still have any examples & send pictures of them to you.
Boy ‘O Boy does that bring back memories. You have a treasure there. Have a great vacation.
I love gingham, that coaster you made was lovely and original and at 66 your only a baby I'm 68 😊
I've seen this chicken scratch. Your classes sound great. Thank you for this!
I love that chicken scratch piece.
It's Canada Day :)
Greetings to all my friends in Canada!
Thank you. Gary I found at a garage sale a wood hoop . I got it but knew it is warp, can it be fixed or just use to display in home . Thanks
You did great with the weaving! That is hard and a ton of work. Thanks for this!
Another interesting video.
Wow! That was VERY interesting about dressing the doll in the current fashion to send the betrothed. You’d think these women would say no thank you after what happened to numbers 2, 3, 4…. Etc
Yeah, but I don’t think the women had the option to say no.
I love Full Coverage, stitch count does not intimidate me. With respect, I will say I don’t really understand why people would go to so much time & effort to stitch a picture they already own. But each to their own & it’s good that there is cross stitch patterns to suit everyone. Do you use Pattern Keeper or Mark Up XP? If you use paper patterns and you don’t highlight the stitched stitches, how do you keep track of where you are? I’ve watched a lot of your videos now & am enjoying your content immensely. You can tell a great story. I Zoom with a group from Ohio & most of them are EGA members & I have referred them to your channel as I think they would relate to your content. You often refer to your wife. Does she stitch or do any fibre arts? Thanks for posting 🙋♀️🇨🇦
For full coverage patterns I usually use an online resource called picturecraftwork.com. I was married previously.
I would love to know more about what kinds of fibre arts are meaningful to different cultures. German, Norwegian , Hungarian, Chinese, South African/ African are all important heritages in my family.
Thank you for sharing this lovely interview 🙋♀️🇨🇦
Thank you very interesting.
I never really knew that much about Needlepoint, those Appleton Wool Threads are fabulous 😍 I just can’t afford another craft 😂
Wow, that’s incredible how many heirloom Stockings you have stitched. I am so sentimental over items that many generations will treasure and display with pride
Thanks! I hope they will be treasured for a very long time.
So interesting to listen to you talk about your fibre arts passions.
Absolutely fascinating, Gary. I truly enjoy the history lessons that you include in your presentations and especially this one since my brother and I share a deep-seated interest in and admiration for the indigenous people of this country. I am particularly interested in the black rug you displayed for sale and would like to know more. That might just be my next trip to your shop for some summer love as I think my brother would really like to be gifted with it. 😊
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Absolutely fascinating.🦉
Many thanks!
Thank you for the informative presentation. I love the history you provided. Also the direction and references to further our interest.
Thanks for being a part of the journey.