Create Beauty Everyday With Deanne Fitzpatrick

I talk to Mary Ann Wise about her community based project teaching women to hook rugs in Guatemala.

Deanne talks to Lesley Crewe Create Beauty Everyday with Author Lesley Crewe who started writing her books at 50 and now has 12 novels

Rachelle Leblanc Artist talks about her work with Deanne on Create Beauty Everyday

A conversation with Simone Saunders about her work as a rug hooker.

Deanne talks to Nancy Reaghan about her podcast Soulbooth and what it really means to connect with people.

In this conversation I talk to Jana Dempsey about her life of colour and wool. Her business the Fleece Artist supplies knitting stores all over North America with wool hand dyed here in Nova Scotia.

Deanne Fitzpatrick and Arounna talk about her company Bookhou, her sensibility, instagram, and just being authentic in your work and online.

Deanne talks to Janine Vangool about her magazine Uppercase for the Creative and the Curious

Episode 15 Deanne chats with Fran Hubbard about Running The Art of Eating Deli by Deanne Fitzpatrick looks at art, beauty and creativity

Episode 14 Holly Casey Interviews Deanne about Starting her Business. by Deanne Fitzpatrick looks at art, beauty and creativity

Deanne and Sheree talk about solitude, creativity and art.

A conversation about authenticity and friendship

Tips for making good decisions when you are hooking rugs.

In this podcast we talk about how to blend rug hooking and art as Deanne tells us about her upcoming Online class The Harbour: A Master class in Art , Rug Hooking, Creativity and Design.

Deb speaks with Deanne about maintaining focus while writing a book.

Angela and Deanne talk about working together in a creative business

Deanne talks to Rose Pearlman about art and rug hooking, and punch needle

Deanne talks about resolutions and creativity in business

Deanne Fitzpatrick talks to Amy Oxford, the inventor of the Oxford Punch Needle about rug hooking, about how she got started and her love of making punch rugs.

We talk about beauty and domesticity