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This article is an orphan, as few or no other articles link to it. Please introduce links to this page from related articles; suggestions are available. (December 2009) This article may need to be updated. Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information, and remove this template when finished. Please see the talk page for more information. (December 2009) Talking Threads Talking Threads logo Genre Art/Crafts Directed by Paul Aitken Presented by Jamie Malden Holly Pulsford Country of origin UK No. of episodes 10 Production Executive producer(s) Jamie Malden Running time ~24 minutes Broadcast Original channel Country Channel Original airing Oct 14, 2009 External links Official website Talking Threads is a new, magazine style programme, targeted specifically at the ever-increasing market for textile art that aims to inspire people to be creative with fabric[1]. Shown on The Country Channel, on Sky TV, Talking Threads has a potential audience of fifty million people across the world, with a large percentage of these being UK based. Contents 1 Series 1 1.1 Format 1.2 Artists 1.3 DVD Release 2 References 3 External links // Series 1 A pilot series of ten half-hour episodes will feature internationally renowned fabric artists giving personal demonstrations of the techniques which have made them accomplished artists. It is scheduled to be shown on October 14, 2009, on Sky Channel 171[2]. According to The Country Channel, Talking Threads is uniquely placed to attract a diverse audience[3]: The world of textile art is one that appeals to a vast demographic range: in addition to the more traditional sewing audience this programme would target everyone from parents watching with young children to university students wanting ideas for customizing their clothes. The craft industry is not only unaffected by the credit crunch but has attracted a larger following as people turn to repairing or restyling old clothes to avoid purchasing new ones. Talking Threads is ideally placed to take advantage of the influx of people approaching textile and fabric art for the first time, while allowing those more experienced in the practice to see their favourite artists and their work. Format Each episode is based around the artistic stylings of a renowned artist, featuring a demonstration of how to make a specific piece, an interview and an exclusive look into their portfolio. In every episode viewers are taught simple fabric art techniques, such as embellishing or fabric dyeing, from which they can expand their creative horizons. They are also taken through a step by step process culminating in the creation of their own piece of textile art. The final episode is filmed at The Festival of Quilts, at the Birmingham NEC. Artists The following artists are featured in the series[1]: Angie Hughes Linda Mille Gilda Baron Anne Griffiths Jill Kennedy Fay Maxwell Myfanwy Hart Di Wells Kim Thittichai DVD Release It was recently[when?] confirmed that Series 1 will be made available on DVD[4]. References ^ a b http://www.talkingthreads.co.uk/index.php ^ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Talking-Threads/69645249996 ^ http://www.vimeo.com/6261722 ^ http://www.talkingthreads.co.uk/shop External links talkingthreads.co.uk - Official Website The Country Channel