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@@annabattigelli7705 That is wonderful to know! So glad you were able to attend. 🙂

@@Craftmom159 Thanks, Becky! 🙂

Thanks, Kim! 😘

@@marilynferlitsch2003 hi Marilyn, thank you so much for your nice comment. I appreciate it so much. 🙂

@@bettinaxstitch177 Thanks, Bettina! So glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your sweet note. 🙂

@@victorianeitz6769 hi Victoria, I’m looking forward to my visit to hobby house, especially seeing the new location, so much! I’ll make sure to say hello. Yes, the missing “l” is why I put Sarah in timeout for a while. I have just taken all of that out and re-stitched the area. Not pleased with the R and the P and may have to take that out again, waiting to have a fresh look at it before I decide to rip out over one, again.. Gah! Thanks so much for your note and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. See you soon!

@@123sdjack Hi Dianne, go to Stitchfolk’s website, I put the link in the description. Sign up for their newsletter and/or follow Stitchfolk on Instagram or Facebook. . Barrie usually sends out a notification about upcoming releases and how to get them. They do go fast, so I’m always thrilled when I’m able to get one of her beautiful bags. So glad you enjoyed the floss tube, thanks for your note. 🙂

Hi Marilyn, thank you so much! 🙂

Hi Dana, thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for your nice note. 🙂

@@donnabennett5106 Thanks, Donna! So glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for your sweet comment. 🙂

Hi Noreen, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your note!

Hi Char, so glad you were able to find the Tombstone Angel needle minder. I have several ancestors with tombstones with this angle on it. It reminds me of them as I stitch. Thanks so much for your note!

@@KDG727 I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you doe your sweet note. I appreciate it so much! 🙂

@@MichiganStitcher-1944 Thanks. Renee! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your nice note so much! 🙂

@@marymarino8775 Hi Mary, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your nice note. I appreciate it so much! 🙂

@@reneebebla422 Thanks, Renee! So glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your nice note! A pin cushion is a perfect first project for EPP! Thanks again!

@@user-cw3vp8jw9o Thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your note! Isn’t Emeline an interesting and pretty sampler?!? I love the unusual color combination and the design. I need to get back to stitching her. 🙂 Thanks again for your note!

@@ComfortStitchingJackie Thanks, Jackie! 😘

@@thephysicalstitcher Thank you so much for your nice note, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! I’m still debating as to what I will stitch (and/or start) for Sampler September. Finishing Sarah will be first one the list and than I guess I will decide from there. Stay tuned! 🙂🙂 Thanks again for your note. 🙂

Hi Yvonne, thanks so much for your note and for subscribing. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. 🙂 I know Harriett Salt is stitched on 56 ct linen. I will check my notes for the color and mention it here. I just can’t remember without checking. 🙂 Thanks again! 🙂

@@karencombsstudio thanks checked before asking and that color doesn't come in that count . Was wondering. Thanks

Hi Yvonne, I just checked. Harriet Salt is on 56 count Weeks Parchment. I got it at The Attic. I'm using Surfine #2499 for most of the letters and 100.3 #335 for the highlighted ones. Thanks for your note!

@@karencombsstudio do you like weeks. So a big piece.

@@yvonnevigil7489 I do like using it. When I ordered it, I had the Attic custom cut the piece I would need for Harriet Salt. It’s a pretty big piece, even on 56 ct. 😬 But I am enjoying the weeks linen.

Hi Yvonne, thanks for your note. It is the lower case "L" that is missing. I discovered it right before I gave Sarah a time out. I have to take out her last name (over 1, gah!) and fix it. :( Oh well, it happens and I will fix it once I have the rest of her finished. :)

Hi Melody, thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your nice note! :)

Hi Desiree, so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kind words about my quilts. :) How wonderful that you were able to meet your birth mother and that she is a stitcher!!! Thanks again!

Hi Pam, thanks so much!! :)

Hi Kathy, so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your nice note! I did find the Tuesday Talk and have added the link to the description box of the video. Thank you for letting me know. Have fun on your visit to Washington! 🙂

Hi Beth, thank you so much! Mom painted for quite awhile and then set it aside to start our family history. I was so glad to find this little painting with her papers. What a lovely surprise and then to see how well it went with "Shores." I will be sure to hang them together. :)

Hi Leslie, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your note so much! I'm glad the comment about eye fatigue was helpful and thank you for letting me know. :) Thanks again for your note!!

@@karencombsstudio Karen, I apologize for suggesting yet another project ( quilt design ) to your list of responsibilities. It’s just that you make everything look effortless. As always, you responded with grace.

@@leslies6008 Hi Leslie, no worries at all!! It is perfectly fine. :) Who knows, it might just happen. :) As I was stitching on Sarah today, I thought how Sarah at 12 created such an elegant sampler. Wow, it is really something. I wonder if she ever stitched anything else and if it was ever found. I guess that is a question for Nicola. Thanks for your note 🙂

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I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate your note so much! Thanks again!!

Aw, thank you so much for your sweet comment. The garden is looking a little rough right now, but it August is always a tough month for us in Tennessee . . hot, humid, "buggy", but it is like that every year. The flowers are still blooming, so it is still a joy to water every morning and see their beauty. Thanks again for your note!

Hi Colleen, Thanks so much for your nice note, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I did lecture and teach for a guild in PA. . . it was quite some time ago. I always enjoy visiting PA, so much history there. Thanks again for your note!

So glad you enjoyed the video. Aren't we fortunate to have so many lovely samplers to pick from!?! Hard to narrow it down. . . probably why I have so many starts! lol Thanks for your note!

Thanks, Mary! So glad you enjoyed it and I sure appreciate your nice note! As I was filming that part of the video, I almost mentioned “slow stitching”, I’m so glad you mentioned it. . . . and I agree, there is just something about needing to have a needle in hand. 🙂

Hi Linda, you are so welcome! Thanks so much for your note! 🙂

Thanks, Nancy! So glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your sweet note. 🙂

Hi Robie, so glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your nice note. I appreciate it so much! 🙂

Thank so much, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and so appreciate your sweet note! 🙂

Hi Karen, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your nice note! I really enjoy working with the Vikki Clayton silks. There are so many packs available on her website! You are correct, they are 6 stands, like DMC. You can use them in several ways: I have a good friend who puts them on floss tags just like DMC. I keep them on the bobbins and pull off a length to work on. I wind them back on the bobbin so they don’t tangle. Either way is fine, just depends which you prefer. I do like my friend’s idea of the floss tags and may give that a try at some point. Thanks again for your note! 🙂

@@karencombsstudio Thank you for taking the time to reply to my query and for offering hints regarding use of the silks Karen, I appreciate it - I am off down a Vikki Clayton silks rabbit hole now..and I just ordered the Erica Michaels Constant Companion chart - the verse about the needle is just gorgeous. No wonder it makes Jean teary! Happy stitching to you.

@@karenlittleton6436 so glad it was helpful. Have fun exploring the silks. They really are beautiful! 🙂

Thanks, Sharon! So glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your nice note! You are right, there is just something about a personal touch in a sampler that makes it so special. ❤️ Thanks again! 🙂

@@karencombsstudio♥️like memories from a photo….i can look at each sampler I’ve stitched 🧵 I immediately,know the history, the paintings of your Mom are stunning…🌹 I see the apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree, when it comes to talents, & a great 👁️ for color. Looking forward to your next share.. Blessings: Karen 🙏🇺🇸world 🌍🙏 in times like these, I pray for my 2 Sons futures, with the USA 🇺🇸 so compromised on many venues, our young people haven’t the solid leadership I feel, as I had in my early 20_30s. I pray Gods protection on them all… 🤗😎

@@sharonannc.3079 Hi Sharon, I was so happy to find that little painting in the boxes of her things. My brother and I split the larger (framed) paintings and we thought that was all there was. . . and come to find out, there was another one AND it looked so much like the block in "Shores." Meant to be! :) Thanks so much for your note, I appreciate it so much!

So glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your sweet note. 🙂 Martha Evan’s so such a beautiful sampler. I haven’t purchased her yet, but she is one I keep looking at. We are so fortunate to have so many lovely samplers, lovely linen and threads. . . and I always enjoy hearing what everyone is working on. 🙂 Thanks again for your note!

So glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for huge nice note. I enjoyed reading it so much! I agree, Professor Stitch was wonderful. Am looking forward to her next video. I did find a video of the Tuesday Talk from the DAR on Sewn in America. I put the link in the description of my FlossTube 35. I’m going to watch it ago , this time while not walking through the grocery store. 😂 Thank you for the book recommendation! I will have to look for it. Thanks again for your note! 🙂

Thank you so much, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! I debated whether to show the photos and mom’s painting, but finally decided to add them to the video. I’m so glad you enjoyed seeing them. My plan is to hang the painting along side “Shores” once it is finished and framed. I think they will compliment each other well. Thanks again for your note! 🙂

Great inspiration for Sampler September…thanks for sharing. The shore and memories of family brought tears to my eyes, photos, paintings and the remembrance of times past. Your quilts are beautiful…I love samplers and the history these girls/women (boys too) created. Thank you for your generous spirit. Enjoying stitching with you.

@@bobh7275 Thanks so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your nice note so much. 🙂

Thanks, Marnie! I was able to find it and added it to the description. I’m going to watch again, this time while not walking through the grocery store. 😂 Thanks for your note!

Aw, Debbie, thank you so much! You made my day! 🙂

Thanks, Mary! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for yours sweet note! 🙂

Hi Vicky, I tend to enjoy working with 100.3 and the Vikki Clayton silks. If you haven’t tried silk before, I would start with a little red sampler and maybe give the 100.3 a try and see if you like it. If you decide to add a second color to the little sampler, you could try the VC silk in the same piece and see what you think. The more I use the VC silks, the more I enjoy them. I have a friend who is only kitting her silk projects with VC silks, she enjoys them that much. Hope that is helpful and thanks so much for your note! 🙂

Thanks, Elaine! 🙂

Hi Kristi, so glad you seeing the photos. I agree, I was really surprised when I found this photo. . . . probably why I was drawn to Shores. 🙂 Thanks so much for your nice note!

@@genipickens2711 Hi Geni, so glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for your note! Hannah Campbell is so pretty. Now that I have all the supplies, I need to get back to her. So glad you enjoyed seeing her! 🙂

@@rhondachance6122 Hi Rhonda, so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for your nice note. I appreciate it so much! 🙂

I enjoy your floss tubes so much. You have such great ideas, and do beautiful work. My father is from Sault Saint Marie, Michigan. I know Traverse City, Grayling and Kalkaska very well. It is beautiful there.

@@debrajohnston1790 Hi Debra, so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for your note. My father was camp commander of Camp Grayling for about 4 or 5 years in the late 70s. Grayling, Kalkaska, Traverse City and that whole area of Michigan is so pretty. Thanks again for your note! 🙂