What if the secret to feeling more creative, grounded, and connected was simply slowing down? Textile artist, teacher, and community-builder Elizabeth Duke unlocks this art alongside Robert Peterpaul in a heartfelt conversation centered on mindfulness, handmade acts of kindness, and the surprising power of hand stitching.

This positive podcast episode:

how a small act of kindness during the pandemic blossomed into a thriving creative community
why handmade gifts are more meaningful for both the giver and receiver
how we can avoid burnout in a go-go-go world
how simple practices like journaling, collaging, and making with our hands can help us reconnect with ourselves and others, plus much more

Whether you're an artist, a maker, or someone craving a little more calm, this episode is a beautiful reminder to take life one stitch at a time.

ELIZABETH DUKE is a textile artist, teacher, and creative community-builder whose hand stitching workshops have inspired makers around the world. Through sewing, mindfulness, and creativity, she helps others slow down, connect, and cultivate a joyful practice of self-expression.

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www.edukedesigns.com

IG: @Sewist44

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Music:

"Awake" by Ricky Alvarez & "Sunshine" by Lemon Music Studio.

We are supported by the Broadway Podcast Network.

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