Covid 19 and the Connectivity of Stitch

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Recorded28 Jul 2023

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Covid19, self-isolation, and Lockdowns created a revolution in how we associated and communicated with each other - it was a time of re-shaping and re-thinking during uncertain times, but when you think about it, embroidery is a form of connection in itself - through the patterns and imaginative stories captured within every single pull of a needle and thread through a base fabric, connecting us with our past, our present and our future.

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