Flosstube #18 – Creative Whims – April Challenge, Future Charts & Scary Mom Moment
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Blessings,
Teresa
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If you enjoyed this video, please visit my Flosstube channel and subscribe. Thank you!
Blessings,
Teresa
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This has been a long time coming! Market was three weeks ago and I’m finally finding the time to write about my market experience.
First, I want to show you my new designs. Here is a video showing all of my new designs:
NEW CROSS STITCH

XS170T – Two Meows

XS203 – Carrot Row

PN193T – Oh Sweet Guardian

XS182 – Welcome Spring Bunny

XS138 – Witchy Poo

XS172 – Happy Halloween

XS181 – Happy Scarecrow

XS191 – Ol’ St Nick

XS132 – Believe

XS3163 – Rejoice
PUNCHNEEDLE

PN201 – Star Spangled
Here is a video showing what the Nashville Market is like:
2019 was our best show ever! Our numbers were way up and I believe these were the reason:
Here’s a video of my thoughts on Market.
Please support your LNS (local needlework shop) or your favorite online shop but if you don’t have one, all of these designs are available at my Etsy shop. Thank you all for your love and support!
By the way…all videos in this article are from my Flosstube channel, Creative Whims, where I post weekly videos sharing what’s going on in my life and studio. Check it out here. Please subscribe and click the bell for notifications on new videos 🙂 See you there!
Blessings,
Teresa
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This week’s video has a couple funny stories but jeepers, I’m so fidgety with my hands, necklace and hair…..hope it’s not too annoying. Have a blessed week!
Make sure to go to my YouTube channel and subscribe to my channel….also click the little bell next to the subscribe button so you’ll be notified when I have a new video.
Blessings,
Teresa
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Join me this week for Flosstube #11 where I talk about 1) How I’m going to videotape every process of the Nashville Needlework Market 2) Explain what “market” is 3) Show Halloween sculpty figurines that I made back in 2012 4) Show paintings of the Holy Family 5) This week’s haul and more!
If you haven’t already, please go to my YouTube channel, Creative Whims, and subscribe. Also click the little bell next to the subscribe button so you’ll be notified when I post a new video. Also over at YouTube there are a ton of links in the description box below the video (click on “show more” to see all of the links.
Have a great week and stay warm!
Blessings,
Teresa
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Join me this week for Flosstube #10 where I share some exciting news and talk more about Pennsylvania Dutch Folk art.
If you haven’t already, please go to my YouTube channel, Creative Whims, and subscribe. Also click the little bell next to the subscribe button so you’ll be notified when I post a new video. Also over at YouTube there are a ton of links in the description box below the video (click on “show more” to see all of the links.
Have a great week and stay warm!
Blessings,
Teresa
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Hey friends! I’m (finally) painting the commission paintings for a sweet Michigan gal who recently purchased a beach house in Florida. She commissioned me to paint 2 very large (30×48) coastal angels to hang in the main hallway of her new Florida home. I just got started on the first one yesterday….well painting that is. I have already covered both canvases with scrapbook paper and have the angels drawn on to the canvas, but I just put the first layer of paint on Coastal Angel 1.
I went live on my biz Facebook page while painting. I plan to go live for most of the painting process for both angels so go to my FB page and “like” , “follow” and turn on the notifications so you’ll be notified when I go live again. Hope you’ll join me! You can do so here.
By the way…WIP means “work in progress”. Thanks for stopping by!
Blessings, Teresa
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This week’s video I show some of my Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Art and asked if you’d like to see them done in cross stitch and punchneedle. You’re welcome to comment your thoughts here but I prefer that you go here to comment. By commenting on YouTube, you will be entered into the giveaway which is PN173 Prim Spring Bunny.

Be sure to subscribe and click the bell next to the subscribe button so you’ll get a notification when I upload a new video.
Blessings,
Teresa
Here are some of the folk art I was talking about.









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My gift to you! I hope you enjoy stitching this chart. I designed it just for you as a token of my appreciation for your support. Please use #theonesyoulovesal when posting to social media so we can all see your progress. I can’t wait to see your work 🙂
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Another flosstube video in the books! This was recorded Monday, January 21, 2019. Enjoy!
Click here to go to my YouTube channel. Please subscribe and click the little bell next to the subscribe button so you’ll get a notification when I have a new video 🙂
Thank you for watching!
Blessings, Teresa
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A few years ago, I created the “Angelic Strokes Tutorial” where I teach the techniques I use to create my angel collage paintings. The first tutorial I used craft paints thinking it would be easier for students to create their painting without having to mix paints and use them straight out of the bottle.
I never dreamed some of the craft paint colors would be discontinued but unfortunately that has happened and the inventory of those paint colors are dwindling making it difficult for students to find the paints needed for the tutorial.
So….now I’m introducing “Angelic Strokes II”. In the new tutorial, I use standard colors that can be found in most paint brands and teach students how to mix the paint colors to get the color they need…..which is WAY more valuable.
Students that already purchased the first tutorial will automatically have access to the new tutorial. PLUS, there’s a bonus lesson with a second angel called, “Maker of Them All” (pictured below).

BONUS LESSON “Maker of Them All”
Here’s a short clip to show the quality of the video lessons and to see the style in which I teach.
Blessings,
Teresa
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