Jen Goodwin's guest appearances

Jen Goodwin

Sales Funnel Radio

Fiber Talk

Stitchery Stories

PUSHLiving.com Wheelchair Accessible Living

Tori Riley

Marna Lunt

Fran Brammer

Laura Bray

Emma Broughton

Saima Kaur

Lynn Comley

Deborah Mullins

Sara Dennis

Rie Wenham

Joe Mitchell

Louise Gardiner

Bryony Rose Jennings

Eva Kitok

Jessica Grady

OwlTail

Jen Goodwin: Traditionally Trained Artisan Embroiderer &amp; RSN Tutor Jen Goodwin is our guest today on the Stitchery Stories embroidery podcast. Jen shares her very interesting story as she has developed her embroidery skills, including being a Royal School of Needlework Tutor &amp; Assessor. Jen has a studio based at Walford Mill crafts, Wimbourne, Dorset and shares some great insights into the value of having other creative makers and specialists working in the same location, in different disciplines. She also shares aspects of the book she is working on! Susan Weeks chats with Jen:  Writing a Blackwork book Designing modern blackwork When sewing is more of a 'proper job' than maths or science! Teaching &amp; assessing at the Royal School of Needlework Being inspired by other onsite makers at Walford Mill The many benefits of working in a supportive creative environment The technical elements of blackwork shading Her love of 'fiddly' goldwork The challenge of colours and texture when silk shading Enjoyment in showing that pieces can have a modern twist to them yet be technically accurate traditional techniques The joys of educating people about embroidery techniques and what can be achieved with fabric &amp; thread Thinking 'I wonder what will happen if...' Things DO go wrong, and unpicking is very human and very normal Only you know what it is supposed to look like Be confident in what you have created... No Backstories! Don't fret over those UFO's or feel guilty if you actually start working on one again :-)  For this episode... View Show Notes, Links &amp; Photographs at https://www.stitcherystories.com/jengoodwin Follow the Stitchery Stories Instagram channel at: https://www.instagram.com/stitcherystories_podcast/ Visit: http://www.jengoodwinembroidery.com/ Look: https://www.instagram.com/jagembroidery Like: https://www.facebook.com/jengoodwinembroidery

Jen Goodwin: Traditionally Trained Artisan Embroiderer &amp; RSN Tutor Jen Goodwin is our guest today on the Stitchery Stories embroidery podcast. Jen shares her very interesting story as she has developed her embroidery skills, including being a Royal School of Needlework Tutor &amp; Assessor. Jen has a studio based at Walford Mill crafts, Wimbourne, Dorset and shares some great insights into the value of having other creative makers and specialists working in the same location, in different disciplines. She also shares aspects of the book she is working on! Susan Weeks chats with Jen: <ul> <li>Writing a Blackwork book</li> <li>Designing modern blackwork</li> <li>When sewing is more of a 'proper job' than maths or science!</li> <li>Teaching &amp; assessing at the Royal School of Needlework</li> <li>Being inspired by other onsite makers at Walford Mill</li> <li>The many benefits of working in a supportive creative environment</li> <li>The technical elements of blackwork shading</li> <li>Her love of 'fiddly' goldwork</li> <li>The challenge of colours and texture when silk shading</li> <li>Enjoyment in showing that pieces can have a modern twist to them yet be technically accurate traditional techniques</li> <li>The joys of educating people about embroidery techniques and what can be achieved with fabric &amp; thread</li> <li>Thinking 'I wonder what will happen if...'</li> <li>Things DO go wrong, and unpicking is very human and very normal</li> <li>Only you know what it is supposed to look like</li> <li>Be confident in what you have created... No Backstories!</li> <li>Don't fret over those UFO's or feel guilty if you actually start working on one again :-)</li> </ul> For this episode... View Show Notes, Links &amp; Photographs at <a href="https://www.stitcherystories.com/jengoodwin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.stitcherystories.com/jengoodwin</a> Follow the Stitchery Stories Instagram channel at: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/stitcherystories_podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/stitcherystories_podcast/</a> Visit: <a href="http://www.jengoodwinembroidery.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.jengoodwinembroidery.com/</a> Look: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jagembroidery" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/jagembroidery</a> Like: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jengoodwinembroidery" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/jengoodwinembroidery</a>

Jen Goodwin: Traditionally Trained Artisan Embroiderer

This uniquely courageous woman has a story to tell, a story in the making, and a future that is something we will all want to bookmark and follow. Not only is she drop dead gorgeous, she is the classic girl next door-sweet, sexy, smart, and quite the package! She has a smile that brightens up the room and she is every sailor's and soldier's dream. She is a girl's girl too. The kind of girl that would be voted sorority president and will no doubt one day be voted PTA president too.This truly remarkable lady has made a decision that defies what most feel is practical, plausible or even possible. She decided that she wanted a baby and didn't need a man or an able body to get one. She has a network, support, pure determination, and a well-researched plan to become a Mother at 32. Did I mention she is a quadriplegic? And Single? This is a planned pregnancy, one that was chosen and created with the assistance of a sperm donor and Artificial Fertilization.Her story is a true testament to what can be achieved by applying an intellectual and creative approach to overcoming what physical limitations one may have, and then making what most would think impossible to be simply doable.Listen to her describe the harrowing story of her injury, how she is doing dating again, and how she manages her now 16-month-old baby.Read More in our previous article about Jen pre-baby!

This uniquely courageous woman has a story to tell, a story in the making, and a future that is something we will all want to bookmark and follow. Not only is she drop dead gorgeous, she is the classic girl next door-sweet, sexy, smart, and quite the package! She has a smile that brightens up the room and she is every sailor's and soldier's dream. She is a girl's girl too. The kind of girl that would be voted sorority president and will no doubt one day be voted PTA president too. This truly remarkable lady has made a decision that defies what most feel is practical, plausible or even possible. She decided that she wanted a baby and didn't need a man or an able body to get one. She has a network, support, pure determination, and a well-researched plan to become a Mother at 32. Did I mention she is a quadriplegic? And Single? This is a planned pregnancy, one that was chosen and created with the assistance of a sperm donor and Artificial Fertilization. Her story is a true testament to what can be achieved by applying an intellectual and creative approach to overcoming what physical limitations one may have, and then making what most would think impossible to be simply doable. Listen to her describe the harrowing story of her injury, how she is doing dating again, and how she manages her now 16-month-old baby. Read More in our previous article about Jen pre-baby!

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