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The Expo! at the ANG Seminar in Denver lasted all day although a few teachers couldn’t open their tables until after 5 pm because they were teaching.
The first table to greet you was the very friendly and active VA chapter, Hampton Roads Sandpipers. They had charted ANG’s approved logo in 2 sizes. This is a 2.5″ round on a 5″ 18 count canvas. It came with a length ...
Back to Faith from The Cabochons Series by Susan Portra at my ANG Main Line Stitchers Chapter Stitch-in Saturday. Over the last 2 months I got working on our Santa canvas and so not much to report on this lately. Our Bring the Joy Santa designed by Marjorie Sarnat is done and heading to the framer. It looks great. The photo will be released by Fireside Stitchery on social med...
There’s a bit of a timing snafu issue with the article in Timeless Treasures from the Archives in the July/August 2026 issue of Needle Pointers Magazine.
At the proofreading phase of the magazine, I was informed that the stitching project by Christine F needed to be moved to the next issue. But, I had related the Archives article to places of worship because her pi...
One of the volunteers for the ANG Seminar Exhibit complimented me on my packaging of Shelly the Turtle. Because of the dimensionality of the piece, I wanted to protect it from shifting and getting crushed. So, I created a well for the frame to sit in. The base is foam board.
The piece is wrapped in tissue paper and placed it top side up inside the well. The two ...
Three days of Heart of the Matter with Wendy Moore went fast especially because we were having fun and getting alot done!
Here’s the way David from ANG Main Line Stitchers organized his threads. Very clever. He has another three ring binder for the instructions. I wonder if they would combine easily.
One heart is visible – can you find it? There are m...