"I joyfully apply myself to the needlework that is to be done. I am grateful for the ability to do this art. Really love that."
"These even have tabs where you can label the different size needles and several needles will fit in one section."
"And doing thread changes with them is a bit tricky because every time you go through that hole with thread on it and a needle it's going to be tougher and tougher."
"Thank you for joining us and we hope you'll explore the rest of the channels that people have available on this topic of needlework."
"I love how it's designed so that you could do another background so that could pop out, kind of looking like a flower, which is why I called it daisy chain because this is the daisy and that's the chain."
"It's amazing, that's Anne Oliver by Hands Across The Sea."
"Needlework is the art of creating memories with every stitch."
Regarding Heart and Hand's offerings: "Frosty Tiny Town did it, it was a clear winner."
"So in February I literally just barely started this one corner Quaker Motif and then I set it down to finish Mary Barrs and I didn't pick it up for a couple months but I have been working on it recently and I just love this."
"We hope to entertain and share some things about our needlework journey that maybe you'll find interesting."
"There is an innate joy for me when I do needlework."
"Here's the middle position; it's a little bit of a sharp turn, so he buries the needle, lifts the foot, turns the assembly, and then lowers the foot and continues to sew."
"I take pride in my needlework, but you made fun of it."
"Needle turn appliqué is really neat; our goal is to make our stitches disappear as best we possibly can."
"That gives you a very graceful outside point here and a very graceful inside point here."
"Sansa's needlework was exquisite; everyone said so."
"I hate needlework," she said with passion.
"We had never been to the attic needlework store and it was on our bucket list of cross stitch stores that we both really wanted to shop at."
"I told Liz going in that my goal was to find a sampler that just called my name and had bright colorful colors included in the sampler."
"I've actually been doing all forms of needle craft pretty much since I could hold a crochet hook."
"We will continue to share the joy of needlework."
"Share the joy of needlework. See you next time. Bye."
"I love this one, Mary Hawley 1808."
"I love this one, and I just think it's adorable."
"You don't want to spin it unless the needle's inside the leather; otherwise, you're gonna ruin the timing."
"If you don't have that straight stitch needle plate, don't despair, you can do it with your other needle plate; you just have to be a lot more careful."
"Using the wrong needle on fabric can cause all kinds of problems."
"We enjoy our needlework immensely, and we have such a wonderful time with that and our friendship."
"This form of needlework to be so relaxing, like I call it the zen of needle work."
"So much has changed in the needlework industry since I first published my first design in 1981."
"You're just going to use your needle and do that on all four sides of the pocket."
"Stay safe, stay healthy, and as always, share the joy of needlework."
"Stay safe and thank you for joining us, and as always, share the joy of needlework."
"One of my very favorites, I love it, Francis Poole by With Thy Needle and Thread."
"I love this, it's called Spring Moon, was part of the Fox and Rabbit retreat piece."
"We would like to do this giveaway in the spirit of community and in the spirit of history, the occasion, and history and appreciation of history and the history of needlework."
"Stitching has been a comfort zone for me for sure."
"A tribute to Summer sampler by Stacy Nash is lovely, it's so pretty."
"I'm going to do the anniversaries of the heart all on one piece of fabric and I am going to customize them to my family's genealogy."
"You're gonna get to where you have your favorite way to cross stitch or do needlework, and the way you like to do it the best, that's what's best for you."
"I'm a huge advocate for not forgetting where we came from in the history of needlework."
"This is GGR, and it's Bridget Power 1840, so this is an antique reproduction."
"It's a really fascinating insight into what it was like to do needlework in previous centuries."
"Sweet Rose by a little house needle works, it's one of the ones that comes with the floss with it, it's cute."
"It's amazing stitched, so I'm excited about that."
"It's very methodical, very relaxing, and watching your piece appear before you on your fabric is very creative and gives you a real sense of accomplishment."
"Thank you very much for spending the time with me here on Country Stitchers as we share the joy of needlework."
"Enjoy every stitch, enjoy your needlework."
"The background effect when you're finished has a finer look to the outside of the piece than the Aida does."
"Encourage you as always to share the joy of needlework."
"You can now share the joy of needlework with Country Stitchers with your own needle minder."
"We just wanted to share our joy of needlework."
"I am leaving on Wednesday for the attic needlework shop in Mesa, Arizona. I am so excited."
"It's called Royal Gardens, and already the first month is gorgeous, it's just beautiful."
"I'm going to start a peacock, a unicorn, and a badger. This is by The Scarlet Letter, it is gorgeous."
"It's called winter sampler, now I'm going to show it up close so you can see the owl, there's a fox in here, there's little squirrels."
"You have yourself a really cute needle minder."
"Wow, Matilda Swallow 1820, gorgeous."
"Use a really good needle and really nice thread and you'll have good results."
"So enjoy your holidays, yes, and we will see you soon in your stitching, and as always share this needlework, see you soon, bye-bye."