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Crafting with Embroidery Patches on Facebook Live

I’ve often been told “Amber, you should get your own TV show.” Apart from not knowing where to “get” a TV show, I’m not completely sure that a craft show would make it. I feel like they tried that with Craft Wars and…well…that show is no longer with us. RIP Craft Wars.

Instead of going out to “get” this elusive television show, I’ve given myself my own. It’s called Damask Live and it “air” Thursdays at 1PM EST on the Damask Love Facebook Page. It’s the craftiest fifteen minutes of your week and it’s so much fun for me to craft and chat with all of you! Last week on Damask Live we made a magnet board using a pizza pan!! This week, we’re crafting with embroidery patches in unexpected ways. Join me. It’s a great time. Commercial free.

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Hey, I’m Amber Kemp-Gerstel - the crafty brain behind Damask Love, where creativity, color, and a little chaos come together. I’m a suburban mom of two, known for turning up the volume on everyday DIYs and showing up like your colorful, crafty BFF. Over the years, I’ve gone from psychologist to full-time content creator, TV host, and brand partner, with appearances on Making It, Today, and HGTV. When I’m not making stuff or on set, I’m chasing around my two boys, Markus and Maxwell, and laughing my way through the mess.

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  1. 1.2.18
    Mary Holmes said:

    Thanks for sharing these patches look cute. Can you please name the machine you used?

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  2. 5.18.20
    Warner Brown said:

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  3. 2.9.21
    Warner Brown said:

    This is a great blog for embroidery digitizing

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  4. 5.1.21
    Threads and Arts custom embroidered patches said:

    cool embroidery patches

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  5. 4.24.25
    Scott Riley said:

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