It would be very nice to be able to read the second bookGod bless to the Zieman family. I am 72 and would love to read both of the books. It was such a pleasure to meet her! Even when I am sewing, I would think to myself What would Nancy do? I miss Nancy. He is very closeted about his lycanthropy for fear of losing his job. I usually watch it on Saturday morning. I am 70 yrs old, and I did meet Nancy at one of her workshops. I have learned so much from her over the years. I am so glad her husband has continued her story. John and I spent 6 months in Florida and I never could find them while there. Certainly Nancy is in a league of her own with so many accomplishments achieved yet staying the sincere, generous person to the end. Her programs, with ideas and methods to make them, was a mecca for me during the busy days of raising 3 boistrous boys and a sweet little girl who followed in their tracks always. What a joy that was. You are amazing that you were able to write this book as I dont think I could to this day and it has been 10 years. Richard Zeman. I was sad to hear of her passing. Reading her autobiography was a look into the challenges in her life and how she faced and overcame them in a kind and loving way. Am hoping her books are in every school and library as an incentive for everyone to learn the importance of knowing how to sew. I continue to pray for her family. Although I knew how to sew before I began watching her show, she refined my skills and helped me through the things that I always avoided sewing. And ever so often I can see her on reruns. Thank you for continuing with the Best of Sewing with Nancy. This great teacher was a tremendous part of my life, and our families. Their favourite one was a show that had a birthday party theme for sewing ideas. I never had the pleasure of meeting Nancy in person but have come to know and love her through Sewing with Nancy. I miss Nancy so much as she was an inspiration . Maybe one day, but not yet. It is a great loss for those of us who depended on her for so many years and benefited from her knowledge & skills that she conveyed so skillfully to all of us. April 27, 2023. I still use that philosophy with sewing or almost any task I tackle today. I have read her book which was wonderful, her life helps others with their life. Being a self-taught seamstress, I learned from Nancys expertise while watching years of Sewing with Nancy on PBS. So many lovely tributes. There were a lot of ladies there but she was very thoughtful of everyone who she spoke with and so very gentle. I too was saddened by her passing and yet inspired by the celebration of her life continued by her associates. She helps me be brave to attempt new techniques. I truly miss her. Finally, I will always treasure my memories of meeting Nancy Zieman in person, as well as our picture together. As a Mom who has seen her youngest daughter enter Heavens gates due to a devastatingly catastrophic medical event at age 29, I understand how Faith plays a great part in living life after such a loss. Thank you all. She was loved by so many. I also was a sewer for college theater groups that very often had to figure out ways to make things work. Thank you to Richard Zieman for sharing his insights with NZP Blog readers. She is dearly missed! My favorite is 10, 20, 30 Minutes to Sew. I also enjoy going to Beaver Dam and shopping in the store. I admired her in so many ways. I plan to read both books. Keep the emails coming. It was like losing a best friend. Nancy was always my Idol & I was able to meet her about 5 times; once at her place in Beaver Dam. There are many good qualities she possessed. [1] She married Richard Zieman in 1977. I got this attitude I adopted from Nancy. She demonstrated a self depricating love for others that was so obvious to us all. Then in later years (my fifties) I discovered NANCY.her positive attitude and encouragement made me feel like she was right in the room with me, telling me I could do this. I do so miss her. When youre a Christian is just shows in all parts of your life. Richard Simmons has broken his six-year silence, with his spokesperson telling The Post that the beloved fitness icon is "living the life he has chosen." Simmons' rep, Tom Estey, spoke Friday. She was the best. So happy to return to Illinois so I could watch her shows. This special DVD sharesan exclusive visual account of Nancys life story in a very personal and memorable way. Thank you for an opportunity to win this book. I almost dont remember a time when I didnt watch Nancy on TV. She is an inspiration to all who have ever watched one of her shows. Bless her family. She was so expert in all things sewing. She was such a friend, even though we never meet in person. She is missed. I dont remember what year I started taping her shows but still do. Nancy has been a blessing in my life. You are an angel of perfect meekness and gentle love. She was quiet about her physical challenges, especially those that plagued the last few years of her life, and she always tried to look on the positive side of things. Be blessed! She sparked my creativity with new projects and ideas and her books and patterns helped refine more complex techniques. Nancy inspired me in so many way in my life and I look forward to meeting her again. I have watched many Sewing with Nancy shows. Christine. Many of them brought tears to my eyes and heart. Richard Claude Ziemann, Richard Zieman Date of birth 1932. I heard of her passing and felt the loss even though I never met her. I learned a lot from her. I would love to read your book that honors Nancys life. I was able to my homesewn clothing look professional with the tips I learned from Nancy. Thank you for sharing her story. Nancy was such an inspiration to so many. We speak with investigative reporter Liliana Segura about the remarkable case of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip, whose execution is set for May 18. Very often I would go home and turn on Nancy and 9 times out of 10 she would be showing me how to take care of the problem we had in the costume studio. I have watched Nancys- Sewing With Nancy since she first started. She surely is missed by all her fans in the sewing world. Thanks for the chance to win the book. I would love to read the rest of the story. I absolutely loved Seams Unlikely and am thankful to have had the opportunity to tell Nancy how inspirational her story was to me. It has really blessed my life. I was so fortunate to meet her at a BabyLock event a few years ago. I can only imagine how sad her family is without her. I cleaned house etc for this lovely lady for over 30 years. book by Nancy Ziemans husband, Richard Ziemanis a moving and inspiring account of an unexpected journey with lifes final challenges. The BEST THING was I secured tickets to an Anniversary show in Madison that included her family in the audience. I lived in Milwaukee for many years and traveled to Sewing Weekend every year it was my vacation. Richard Chamberlain. Nancy came into my home every Thursday afternoon. Thanks to everyone who works there and to her loving family for making this all possible. Nancy inspired me again and again. I love the sewing short cuts that she showed on her shows. I followed Nancy pretty much from her beginning, or very shortly thereafter. It offers a window into their lives together, particularly during those tough yet still amazingly remarkable years prior to Nancy's passing in November 2017. Richard included a DVD within the inside back cover of his book. To get some answers, TMZ produced a documentary to address the rumors about Simmons' disappearance. I followed her journey since the beginning of her PBS career. I like so many others was a fan of Sewing with Nancy. It is so lovely to watch one of her old shows even though Ive seen most of them at least once, Its nice to refresh the information. She gave me the courage to start sewing. book by Nancy Zieman's husband Richard Ziemanis a moving and inspiring account of an unexpected journey with life's final challenges. Marriages were to Butanowicz (Buttonow), Bruzdowski (Bruzdoski), Oehlke, Williams, Poloskey, Kuzmich and Musnicki.The latter were from Danbury CT, all others from Suffolk County. When I retired in 1999, I knew I had to have an enjoyable hobby and decided it had to be sewing. I was privileged to meet Nancy 25 years ago when she visited my neighbors home. Richard shares his thoughts in an excerpt from the book prologue in Nancy Zieman, The Rest of the StoryA Memoir of Faith, Family, and Friends: Nancy started her autobiography, Seams Unlikely, with the words, I never intended to write an autobiography. In similar fashion, I never intended to write Nancys biography, at least not so soon, picking up where Seams Unlikely ended. Nancy had so much common sense and had the vision of easier ways to do things, that most of us do the old way. Sewing has always been my place of comfort, and her ideas, creativity, and just being the person she was have been an inspiration to me, especially after reading her book Seams Unlikely. I was a young, beginning sewist and learned a lot of sewing techniques from the show. I loved watching Nancys programs from the beginning. This world has lost an angel. I have been sewing since I was 10 years old and I watched Nancy helped me continually improve my sewing abilities. She will always be a part of my sewing memories and knowledge. I want them to know the rest of Nancys story. I won many championships in 4-H. I greatly admire her. She autographed Seems Unlikely for me and I have really enjoyed the book. Zieman was born on June 21, 1953, and raised on a dairy farm in Wisconsin. I have watched Sewing with Nancy for years. I always wanted to meet Nancy in person because In my mind she never met a stranger. Not just for quilting but for all sewing! Rest in peace, Nancy. Her bio was one I read within a week, i must have gone through 4 or more boxes of tissue. I have reread her book, Seams Unlikely. Her honesty was amazing, her strength phenomenal. After all these years i have never stopped watch8 g her shows. Have not had the priviledge of reading any of the book, but they all sound so inspirational just like Nancy. She was such an inspiration about her illness, which she actually never mentioned until the end that I can recall, and a pity party was certainly not her style. SeW HaPpy to be a follower of Nancys. She was inspiring as a person as well as a businesswoman. Ever since Sewing with Nancy was available on my public broadcasting station, I watched and learned from Nancy. I had the privilege of meeting Nancy a few times and also shopping at her warehouse. Nancy is sorely missed by the sewing community. Nancy was a child of God who blessed many in numerous ways. We all miss her and the inspiring lessons she taught us through the years. I miss her greatly. I have not read any of the books but I am still a fan of Nancy. I look forward to reading this new book. The few times I would try my work was not viewed positively. Richard was Anita's boyfriend in earlier books, her one-time fianc, and is still her on again, off again lover. My whole circle of family and friends knew of her and what she gave to the world and got the rewards of her teachings. I loved Nancy. I am so grateful for the impact she had on my life and she is deeply missed. Jane, both born Poland. Springer replied that there was still work to be done. . I have learned so much from her over the years. She inspired me to be better and try new things. Her faith is so inspiring and something we all can use more of! I loved her positive, encouraging way. I enjoyed her shows from the beginning. I look forward to seeing her again in heaven. She never acted as though she was a big deal. I wish I could have met her in person, and I will always remember the sick feeling I got in my stomach when my sister called to tell me that she had read on the blog that Nancy had passed away. [2] I was fortunate enough to meet Nancy on a sewing weekend several years ago; even though surrounded by over a hundred people, Nancy had a wonderful way of making any individual she spoke to feel important to her. May you rest in peace, until we see you in that perfect day of the second coming of our Lord. I am so goad you contnue to show her programs. Thank you for doing this giveaway. I also use to get catalogs from Nancys Notions. Both at her weekend classes 2 years apart. Im looking forward to reading The Rest of the Story. Miss her. I watched sewing with Nancy for many years and I still record it. Thank you for sharing. I often referred to Nancy as my friend, and all that knew me, knew exactly who I was talking about. Although I never had the privilege of meeting Nancy, I felt we were dear friends. Posted . So nice to have a positive person to look forward to in Saturday. Nancy was such an inspiration to me, after watching her, I promised myself that learning to quilt would be at the top of my bucket list when I retired. My husband and two grown children know exactly who Nancy Zieman was as I never wanted to miss her sewing show! Born and raised in San Francisco, Andrew Zieman went back to his childhood alma mater - Sherman Elementary - to teach. Beautiful and talented woman who shared so much of her creativity with all of us. I went to two seminars at her place in Wisconsin and loved it and loved meeting her. I cant wait to read the books about her life and explore the website to glean what I can on how to quilt and sew. I just adored Miss Nancy. I have a whole plethora of Nancy Zieman books and templates and other sewing aids. [1] She influenced me to purchase a Pfaff 7570 embroidery machine, that was the machine she had on her show. I watched many PBS Sewing with Nancy shows. Havent been able to get the recent books, but would enjoy having them for my happy reading time. I was privileged to meet Nancy on 2 occasions. A true inspiration to all of us. Even though I never met Nancy personally, I feel like she was my good friend. The second best result is Richard Johnn Ziemann age 50s in Cleveland, OH in the Kamm's Corners neighborhood. She had great creating instinct and will be missed. I certainly would like to read Nancys story, because I certainly cared so much about this great teacher. Nancy was an inspiration! I miss her, but still watch her videos on PBS. It was a blessing to know her even if it was only through the television. Please enter me in the drawing. I cont to enjoy her presentations on public tv. Richard "Dick" Zimmerman (born August 11, 1937) is a ragtime performer, historian, author and producer. Im a man, who have been watching Nancy for years. I was fortunate to meet Nancy a number of years ago and attend one of her lectures. She was truly a sewing genius. I always made it a point to view all of her programs and learned, enjoyed and remembered. I watched Nancy for years, always enjoyed her show and always learned something new from them. trip specially to see her shop in New Berlin many years ago when it was the first building she started. She was a beautiful and inspiring lady. Nancy Zieman, The Rest of the StoryA Memoir of Faith, Family, and Friends begins with a recap, from Seams Unlikely, and shares Nancys life story from childhood to early adulthoodwhen Ms. Nancy Luedtke meets Mr. Richard Zieman. When I finally made the trip to the Sewing weekend- it was wonderful to see her in person. When I reached the end of Nancys book, I found myself curious to know more. Nancy is my sewing heroine! keeping my fingers crossed. Have bought one of her books on repairing and enjoyed the shortcuts on replacing a zipper. Her sewing tips have been helpful, but her gentle soul was even more engaging. Looking forward to reading Richards book next. I would love to win this book, I think that it would be very inspirational. I still cry when I read anything about Nancy. Im 89 years old and have watched Nancy forever!!! She was so wonderful at what she did so creative and such a lady and great example to all of us who wanted to sew and quilt like she did. She was a special lady. He has a day job as a junior high school science teacher. What can possibly be said, I miss her very much. Over the many years that I watched Sewing With Nancy, I have seen my sewing skill improve with all of the techniques I learned from Nancy. Have also bought some of the tools she has mentioned. Thank you to Nancys family for sharing her with us. Have been a customer from the early newsletter mail order catalog days until now. and many other items. I have an autoimmune condition which has made sewing large projects difficult, but Nancy always had new, smaller projects, too. I read her book, and want to read Richards also. She gave me confidence to try anything! I am a nurse and for many years was unable to do much sewing but Nancy always inspired me to keep trying to find 10 minutes of sewing. Of course she will be missedbut also remembered most fondlyand that is what leaving a legacy means. I got to talk with her at the Sewing Expo in Puyallup, WA. I was amazed that she was so patient and kind in the hectic atmosphere of such a stimulating and busy event. I will always be grateful for her touching my life. Nancy Zieman has had partial facial paralysis due to Bell's palsy since she was just over a year old. Bless you for bringing these fond memories to us. Discovering Nancys Sewing Shows inspired me to get back to,sewing. I greatly enjoyed Nancys biography and would love to read this also. She married Richard Zieman in 1977. Her books and videos have given me so many wonderful Ideas and creations that make her live on for me. She was entertaining, happy, enthusiastic and obviously in love with what she did! She was a strong person. I lost my husband to cancer also and I do know what some of those final days entail. Much love to you and your family. I have read Seams Unlikely and followed Nancys blog for many years. I recently read Nancys autobiography, Seams Unlikely . Nancy was a true inspiration and excellent teacher. I just learned of nancy,s passing and I am heartbroken. I cant wait for Saturday mornings to see what she is doing this time. She was incredible. I was some how introduced to Nancy Zieman many years ago, long before her beautiful color catalog came into being. I would love to win this book. She found a way to fill the need of so many sewers throughout the country. Her instructions are always well thought out and I will continue purchasing her videos as long as they are made. Like many others, I have read her book Seams Unlikely. She shared things that made sewing come easier and her love for sewing made my days shine. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. 1. I felt like I had lost a dear friend when I had actually never met her in person. Thank you for sharing her life with us! Nancy Zieman, The Rest of the StoryA Memoir of Faith, Family, and Friends, Nancy Zieman the Rest of the StoryA Memoir of Faith, Family, and Friends, Nancy Zieman The Rest of the Story A Memoir of Faith Family and Friends, Remembering Nancy Zieman and Celebrating her Legacy. We miss her. She had such a positive influence in my life and I am forever grateful to her. I was so inspired by the Sewing with Nancy shows and I read her autobiography as soon as it came out. I just want to send my condolences,, truly sorry. She will be greatly missed in the sewing world. Nancys story made me feel that if she could cope with her health problems, I could certainly learn to cope and get along with my vision loss.
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