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Thank you Arica I am so glad I am not the only one that orders and forgets what it goes to! 😊

Hi Arica! I am using valdani threads on another Risewood manor, on 32 count. I didn,t like 3 ply so have been separating it to use 2. I use a separate floss card and do a few at a time to avoid single strays. Beautiful threads. Sorry I'll miss you at StitchNorth. Hope to meet you another time!

Definitely do a video on your process of remolding the sewing box ! ❤

I've never stitched with Valdani, but I'd suggest getting a scrap of 32 count, from the same dyer, and trying it to see. From the look of the floss, I'd say that separating the strands, into two strands, is going to be a pain - but you could test that as well.

Beautiful stitches, specially Dutch Beauty, 👍👍👍

I so enjoyed your video! I love the 3 ply on 28 count. I'm stitching Autumn Quaker as well as called for. My sister bought a 32 count and is separating them without a problem.

I've only used the three ply Valdani on 40 count for Brenda Gervais patterns. I had no problem separating it, and stitching with one strand. I did unravel the balls and put it on thread drops (sacrilege!!)

Every now & then we get a Blue Moon...if you stitch your Cat on the neutral linen, you could stitch your moon anything between a light icy blue to a vibrant blue and it would still be fresh & funky. Thanks for the new episode!!!

Katy Strachen-ornamentations used Jacob’s book to do open hem on her latest sampler. It was spectacular!! Love to see a video how to on your sewing table and your little sewing case. It was very elegant!!!

Hi Arica - I would stick with the mallow for the turkey because there are so many bright colours in it that your background should recede and let the turkey be the star. Yes, a video about the table would be fabulous.

I love that autumn quaker pattern! It's going to be great. Your box is just gorgeous!❤ I wish I could be able to do one for me, but I'm terrible with such projects! 😂 Please, please film the process for the sewing table. Have fun doing it!😊

I think you should do the lighter color!

Yes yes yes. Please make a video of your sewing table. If I say yes again will it count for four yes's? Lol. 😅

Love all your stitching Erica it is beautiful. I would love to see a video on finishing your box the little one you showed looks lovely. I have just started to sew and I'm wondering if I could make something similar, although I don't think it would look as polished as yours!! I vote Straw fabric for your turkey with a change of thread. 😉

Loving the progress on your butternut road piece! That's one I want to stitch as well and I love how you're using it to learn as well. She will be stunning! You've got some great starts lined up!

A video would be great!

Turkey Day is so good! ❤ Can’t wait yo see yours

Fun and informative video as always! I enjoyed seeing your progress on your projects but I really liked watching the special Japan products haul! Looking forward to seeing you again 😍🧶🪡🧵

Such a lovely and unique pieces of furniture, never sen anything like that? It would be really interesting to see a video on your process on the make over, please make one!

Wow....lots of things...lol...love it. Re turkey and the fabric, I love the straw. One of my favourite linens and you could always make the leaves more Canadian fall colours. Love that idea. I would love to see a video of your sewing table makeover if you have the time. Thanks for all Arica.

Lovely and memorable stitching! I love your sewing box and would enjoy a video about how you do it!

I enjoyed watching your flosstube as always. I usually don't like to give my 2 cents comment, but you asked for it.For your turkey, not the straw.You are right about the leaves blending in, but more that that I don't think he would pop. I love your reconciliation piece and the fact that you are educating yourself.What a wonderful idea,you inspire me to learn even more about our first Nation peoples.I had friends from OKA Quebec and learned a lot especially during the Oka crisis.

Thank you for the inspiration! Always a joy to watch. Oh, its a Turkey wattle. Take care!

Thank you Erica for sharing your projects. I am so inspired to stitch Autumn

Brilliant jewelry case makeover Really sweet details 😍 Can I place an order with you now?!!! Lots of lovely stitching The quote you shared is fabulous, I’m writing that one down I’d love to see a video on the sewing table remodel. Thanks for sharing

I would like to see a video of your sewing table makeover! (I love your jewelry box makeover -- very nice!) I am working on the Grump Susan QAL for EPP. I fell in love with the Clover Dome Threaded Needle Case for EPP. I have two...I thread all my needles and then I can just EPP away without stopping. :) I think the best thing about EPP is you can easily do it while you watch a movie. 📺 Thanks for the video! ❤❤❤

I love the little case! I've been looking at these on Amazon and have yet to take the plunge. I'd absolutely love to see a video on your sewing table, it would be really inspiring :)

I have been catching up on my Floss Tube, and just finished yours. Thanks for explaining Reconciliation day, I didn't know about it, not being Canadian. I will miss meeting you at Stitch North, I was looking forward to chatting with you. Hope the family issues resolve, in both of your families

Cohana haul was phenomenal. The treasure at the end had me going “ohhh. Ahhhh”. Lol. Going to have to create a Christmas list this week. I loved loved Braiding Sweetgrass. Read it a few years ago. The medicinal usage of cat tails really stuck with me. Growing up my mom used to pick cat tails late summer to put in a vase. It was something I would always see growing in ponds and ditches. The author, Robin Wall Kimmerer has a new book coming out in November. “The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World “. And of course I have pre-ordered it. 😊

Good to have you back, and you had something for everyone in this jam-packed flosstube! I own the audiobook of Braiding Sweetgrass, but haven't gotten to it yet so I can't add anything to your assessment. But, for US Audible Plus members, it's currently available to download for free if anyone's interested. (Sorry, but I don't know if the offer is valid elsewhere.) The Cohana scissors are swoon-worthy and I'd love to own a pair (or two), but the angel on my shoulder has so far been more persuasive than the devil. (Apparently I'm just fine with buying a gazillion audiobooks I don't have time to listen to. Go figure.)

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Love your progress on your wips. That's too bad you guys had to cancel StitchNorth. Take care and happy stitching!

Hi from North Georgia. Your mermaid’s face will be beautiful when you do the backstitch, imo. That sampler you are stitching on 56 is amazing. I have the red Cohana scissors. Love them. I’ve read the Potato Peel Society book and seen the movie. I’ve also been to Guernsey twice on two different British Isles cruises. Having read the book before going made me appreciate what the people there endured.

Such a lovely video! You've made amazing progress on all your projects and I'm so grateful for the beautiful stitches you've added to mine!

Great video Arica, loved all your projects! I agree that the Canada swaps was so much fun and I'd love to do it again. I'm sorry to hear that you and Samantha had to cancel the retreat trip though ❤

I’m thrilled that you are planning to start Earthdancer. Looking forward to seeing your progress on it. It was my pleasure to send it to you! What a wonderful way to mark Peace and Reconciliation Day.

Jumped on comments specifically to share my experience with Braiding Sweetgrass. Our local Audubon Director read the book and bought it for all of his staff and then contacted Robin to see if she would be interested in coming here (Falmouth, Maine) to speak. The response was so overwhelming that it had to be moved to the local high school auditorium. She was WONDERFUL to listen to while she shared her life stories and well as a slide show. She signed my copy of Braiding Sweetgrass and also, Gathering Moss (also recommend). I love the piece you are planning to stitch. Here in the US, Columbus Day is now also Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Thank you for sharing Canada’s tribute as well.

Great Sampler September Plans 😊 Cohana items can be found online at Out of Hand Quilting in Calgary! I literally was just there yesterday( my husband had a Dr appt in the city) I was picking up Cosmo Floss & saw the various items they had by the till. I had no idea what I was looking at till seeing your episode today 😅

Eve’s body will look better once you get some back stitch in

I am so looking forward to meeting you in person at Stitch North. I am friends with Karen, the Stitching Owl, and Lisa, Forest City Stitcher, as well as a fan and subscriber of the rest of your table mates.

I love the book "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" -- one of my favorites. :) I cannot wait to see your EPP quilt. Have a great couple of weeks! ❤

It’s always good to see and your beautiful stitching!

Lovely stitching and I love the idea of stitching and being mindful. I've not read the book but I loved the film and it has Matthew Goode in it so there's a back tick from me!!! Now excuse me while I look at scissors....

I am so sorry that I won’t be meeting you in October but I know it will happen sometime. Take care and thanks for the video. 🦉🧵🪡🇨🇦🍂🍁

Great Video Arica the Cohana haul is so dreamy I look forward to stitching with you soon!

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You have such beautiful WIPs

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Another fun informative video….so enjoy watching another Canadian like me…lolol..as the other lady mentioned. Thank you for speaking of truth and reconciliation, it is part of our Canadian history. I am a proud Saskatchewan Metis ( Red River). I also just ordered the tiny cohana scissors from Calgary, I am so excited and didn’t realize all that cohana does so thanks for sharing the haul from your friend, Have an amazing week.

Hi Arica, A few episodes ago that you filmed with Samantha, you mentioned a flosstuber that was compiling a list of 'how to' videos, can you remind me which flosstuber that was?