Turkeywork Tip

Twice in one week I've heard people saying that Glad Wrap's Press'n Seal was the perfect thing to put over you canvas before trimming turkey work stitches.  I'd never even heard of Press'n Seal, but I found information about it online.  Next time you are grocery shopping, you might pick some up for that fur trimming in your future!
https://www.glad.com/food-storage/plastic-wrap/press-n-seal/

By the way, the video is hilarious.

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Take one Milliner's Needle and Add Beads....

Mary Corbet once again shows off fun ways to combine embroidery stitches and beads. 
http://www.needlenthread.com/2015/07/beaded-cast-on-stitch-tutorial.html

I have to confess I'd never have thought to combine a cast on stitch and beads but it looks great!

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18th Century Sampler Cyber Class Information

Susan Johnson of SJ Designs just announced that her 18th Century Sampler will be available as a cyber class, probably starting in early September.  Use the side arrow to see the smaller version of the "18th Century Sampler" which is shown on black and suitable for #18 mesh instead of 24 count Congress cloth.
https://www.facebook.com/100217680025450/photos/pcb.859514007429143/859513797429164/?type=1&theater

Want more information?  Email Susan at susan@sj-designs.com and put "18th Century Sampler Class" in the subject line of the email to ensure a quick response.  I'm hoping information will go up on her website shortly but it looks like her SJ Designs Facebook page will have the latest first.
http://www.sj-designs.com/pages/home.htm

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© Copyright July 22, 2015 Jane M. Wood. All rights reserved.

Introducing the Rolaframe

Danielle has just purchased a Rolaframe to use for her larger canvas pieces.  She stitches in hand instead of using a table or floor frame, and wanted something lightweight and easy to use.  She really likes it.
http://stitcherista.blogspot.com/2015/07/rolaframe.html

The company is in Huntsville, Alabama but they don't have a website, just a Facebook page.  It is full of photographs, though, so you can see all the products they carry, then email them at RolaframeHSV@gmail.com for more information.
https://www.facebook.com/RolaframeHSV

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© Copyright July 14, 2015 Jane M. Wood. All rights reserved.

Liz Shows Off Her Studio UPDATED

Liz Morrow moved last year and has set up a studio for herself in the new place. You are going to love it.
http://lizartblog.blogspot.com/2015/06/my-studio.html

This is the Chandler Creations website, the storage options page.  The website also has videos showing how things are assembled and a page of photographs of their tables and storage cabinets used by various customers.  It's all very inspiring!
http://www.chandlercreations.com/store/1406927/page/629006

UPDATE:  Chandler Creations is having a sale and some items are forty percent off.  FYI!

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© Copyright June 21, 2015 Jane M. Wood. All rights reserved.