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I have been looking for weeks for an explanation that explains the measurements like this! Thank you thank you thank you!! ❤ Thanks to you I'm more ready to make my flying geese this weekend!

Wow, love this!😊❤❤😊

GORGEOUS Bag!!

Fabulous video, I've done a little work on curves b4, your video takes it a step further (few steps) Excellent presentation Thank you, I'm excited to work on another piece. Yes, staying tuned for part 2

Incredible artistry. I am mesmerized. Thanks for your generosity in sharing with us.

absolutely gorgeous

I'm wondering how big the hexagon shape is. Also the 6 point star shape. Thanks! This I can do! I strongly dislike the paper part in both EPP and FPP.

This speaks to me in a real way. Love this!!! Your process is amazing and you’re so easy to listen to. Thank you!🙏

Fantastic explanation. Thank you.

Tremenda artista ademas de coser pinta,por eso sabe combinar tab bien las telas,bellisimo trabsjo,increuble como resalto el curculo

Q bello q gusto para esciger las telas ,me encanto el corte q hizo a la pieza,muy creativa❤

A square is also a rectangle! The shape youre rerring to is an oblong!

I’m not sure I understand the closure. Did you do a buttonhole and a button?

OMG this is so very beautiful. What material did you use and backing? It looks like calico (muslin)?? Have subscribed and will be keeping an eye out for your next one. Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful!

I love the way the stitching is done! I've got some pieces cut. I'll have to try it.

This is what I enjoy about watching other techniques. I have to say your way eould make me go screaming into the night. Like using the papers and basting and removing would do for you. Im glad there are lots of ways to achieve the same resilts. Thanks for sharing but I will stick to the traditional way. BTW just for me, the very thought of fussy cutting makes me cringe and I would never do it. LOL.

Love the lace. Have you ever tried the tiny pony tail elastics for closures. I can leave them buttoned and slip the cuff over my hand to put it on and take it off. They are so much fun and the perfect compliment to one of my quilted vests.

Clever lady.❤

Brilliant 👏

This is great thank you so much

Very nice work. I’m now going to try Jacguard fabric paints. Your thread painting is beautiful.

Beautiful and sensational thread painting.

I love this. Such good detail.

Enjoyed

So cute

Liked seeing

Thank you. Love your pillow and hope to make one soon. Love how detailed you are.

Thank You Loved seeing the whole picture come to life.

NICE!!!! LOOKING FORWARDING TO TRYING THIS....

Thank you I love the way you explained everything ❤❤❤

Hi . This is stunning work. Unless I missed something, did you use the same bobbin thread throughout, or did you change it to match the top thread?

These can be used as a proofing for your sourdough bread?

Thank you so much for posting these videos! I'm in the middle of an art quilt for my grandson and working on sea grasses that have to undulate and my attempts have been failing so far. Now I have a better idea of how to continue.

Very interesting! For someone who has never done this type of work it would have been easier to follow if the camera was closer to the work. For some reason an opaque light turquoise, flamingo pink or sunflower yellow show up best -- it is easier to see the stitching. Will incorporate this in a project

I am SO thankful to you for making this video. I used to make scrap fabric baskets and mats many years ago but it’s been so long since my last one that I’d completely forgotten how to start them. I always have clothesline on hand for various uses around the house and farm so I’ll make the first couple out of that, and perhaps check out some other things to try out as well. Thank you again, this was a super helpful reminder ❤

Are all the material cotton

I am just getting started on EPP. I can see that this method may work just as well with fewer steps. I will be trying both methods. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you, got into making sourdough bread and wanted to make my own banneton basket.

What a great idea to have a quilt journal. I have so many pieces of paper with notes written on and then when I need it can't find the thing at all

What a beautiful book cover this is. As the flying geese is my favorite block im buggered if I know why I've never actually sewn it. That is going to change today because as soon as I find my sewing table under a lot of fabrics I'm going to sew this up

Very pretty & informative. Thanks!

I just subscribed to your TH-cam program. I love improv quilting & I can’t believe I didn’t find you before now. You r so gifted & I wish I could be as talented as you. I just started quilting about 3 yrs ago maybe I can keep practicing to make my quilts standout

Seu trabalho é admirável, sua didática maravilhosa, obrigada por essa oportunidade de aprendizado, do Brasil uma fã de seu trabalho❤🙏

Yes, Dorset buttons come from the county of Dorset in the South West here in England. It's a beautiful coastal county east of the counties Devon and Cornwall - I've visited several times because my husband was born near Bournemouth and still has family there. I remember buying a little Dorset button making kit from a little shop in the town of Dorchester when visiting many years ago.

Great video. Thank you. I think I’m going to make these out of upholstery fabric that was give to me with no lining and let the edges fray.

Oh, your work is to die for. I have just started to make curves and you have taken this to a completely different level. Thank you SO much

Thank you, again, for this great tutorial. My "quilting journal" is WIP. Do you (or any of your viewers) have a formula for creating any size "floating points"? I come from garment making world where seams were 5/8", I find my FG points aren't as sharp (if showing at all) as your example and I watch Donna Jordan's YT tutorials but apparently have a mental block. Any help will be so greatly appreciated. I bought my beautiful fabric and want to make the Loving Wishes quilt (Maple Cottage) for my great granddaughter due to arrive late spring 2024. Thank you for wonderful tutorials. I enjoy listening to you, your voice is lovely, you speak so clearly and in terms I understand. Be blessed.

Is the painted part permanent? Can you wash it?

Very interesting indeed!