Wow! You are one busy woman. It’s a good thing you live in an imaginary world!!! Reality would not be any fun at all. Great series. I loved listening to you describe all the different processes that go into your fabrics.
Firstly thank you FQS and Tula Pink for a comprehensive three part informative video series. It was magical being inside the mind of Tula at a time when the real world is up in arms. I hope that viewers will show this video to members of their family and reintroduce creativity: doodling and colour back into their lives. If ever there was a time we need a Tula in our lives, it is now. Thanks again for the collaboration, off to doodle...
I’m very new to quilting and it was your fabric designs that have absolutely hooked me in. I’m a retired fine arts teacher and love colour , design and form and you cover all. I love how generous you are with your knowledge. I’m from Sydney , Australia and I’m thinking of you all in America. Take care xx Mary
This video series was totally fascinating. Now when I see fabrics, I’ll have a better appreciation for the creative process as well as the technical process that created the fabric. Wow, what a huge effort it takes for me to be able to enjoy and and create with fabric. I love it! Thank you for taking the time to share this process with us.
I have such an appreciation for all the work you put into material I love and hoard. I am in awe at what it takes to produce the material from start to finish. I make quilts, greeting cards and just mess around with stress relievers. I am starting my first EPP because of you. It is easy to take to work and work on in between calls. (I’m a paramedic) I have signed up for Homemade block of the month programs in 2 different shops. I am so excited for future lines from you. I am hoping one day after all this COVID crap is over to come to a show that you are at. Thank you for all the love and passion you put into your material.
Tula, thank you so much for these videos. I watched all three and I am thankful for sharing your thoughts and the different stages of fabric designing. If you read this and your face is blank, im an architect by day and quilter by afternoon, from Greece. I would love to turn my current hobby to a profession, i am in the early stages. But since I have always wanted to ask fabric designers about what you have explaned in these videos, you're in my head too :)) Thank you sincerely, keep up the amazing work that you do, and looking forward to working with your fabrics again in the future. Stay well and safe during this difficult time. x
Really enjoyed this series. I love getting a peek into the brains of creative people and Tula is open, entertaining, informative and most certainly creative . Thank you Tula and thank you FQS. ❤️
Thank you Tula for taking the time to explain how your amazing fabrics happens.. it's been very informative.. and being Scottish and love owls I love that line. Well done xxx
Thank you Tula for sharing your vision, creative process , and "Pinkerville" with us. It's always an excellent day when something new is learned and today I learned so much. I will never look at any fabric quite the same way again. 🙂
Loved this series! Thank you for producing it! Tula is a great speaker. I've enjoyed all the videos y'all have made with her! I can't wait to see more.
Creative people, such as yourself, Tula, are fascinating to me. Loved hearing about your personal creative process. Very interesting. Thanks FQS for presenting these three videos. You guys are the BEST!
So educational, I love this video. It helps me appreciate fabric even more than I already do. Thank you, Tula. I love your design chops.I love your fabrics.
LOL LOL about wearing black in you studio. So many steps from start to finish, so glad you have a handle on it. I have some of your fabric I can not cut into because I like the color or print or both and now it means more then very to save it for me, so many step to get to where it is. I can see that charm packs and jelly rolls would not work for your material you miss the focus point. I know you are keeping up the work by what you said was going on and I can not wait to see your next line out. Be happy and stay safe. The 3 videos were great, glad to see you had time to do them for us.
That was so much fun! I watched all three segments and found the whole thing so interesting. I’m only a home sewer but I am very pleased to know the effort that goes into making fabric for “me” to make quilts simply because I love making quilts. I mean, I understand that no one is making fabric specifically for me and it’s a competitive market and all that, but I am claiming even the smallest sliver of the sentiment that Tula (or whichever designer) put that much effort in to help inspire my joy and passion. I can’t look at fabric the same again!
I love Fairy dust and have used in different projects. Also thank you for helping me with my panic attack. You helped me focus on something really interesting and calmed me down. Thank you.
Yes, I totally watched all three videos! This is incredible to learn how a fabric line is produced. What amazing talents you have especially how to explain something so complicated and keep it interesting. Fascinating!!!!
Totally fascinating, thank you for sharing your process, I always knew fabric design had many steps but wow so amazing that it goes from your idea/dreams into your beautiful fabrics!
I love Tula! Such a beautiful talented soul! Thank you for always sharing. P.S. My wonderful husband just bought me the Tula Pink Bernina 770 last week. I’m so excited to have this machine.
🤣 loved this little series you guys did! I loved listening about the whole process! Tula, you’re totally awesome! I just bought my first Tula collection, homemade and I am ecstatic! I am absolutely going to make a quilt but still trying to decide on a pattern! So many to choose from! 😧
From the first video I have thought that we speak the same language! And I wonder if you liked Lisa Frank, but that may show my age. You do a great job explaining this in an understandable way. Love the Pinkerville story!
When you mentioned the design of the selvages, it made me think of a quilter I heard on a podcast mentioning that she actually *collects* selvages. So that is a thing, and I get it!
One more question - I always thought Tula (and other designers) had a particular set of signature color swatches they used from line to line. From what she says here it sounds like she changes things up. Does she have a large swatch "collection" she pulls from?
1. I love her personality. And she says, is that 6? I don't know I wasn't counting, even though I was ticking off fingers. B. Love the fact that her tattoos are all in black! Secondly, of course Kim is going to carry Tula, love the homemade line, which Kimberly livestreamed the reveal at Market.
Thank you FQ for a fantastic 3 series of Tula Pick process of her fabric. Tula Pink you present material so clear and thorough and fun.
Thank You Tula for sharing the process of designing and printing fabric for us! Amazing.
Wow! You are one busy woman. It’s a good thing you live in an imaginary world!!! Reality would not be any fun at all.
Great series. I loved listening to you describe all the different processes that go into your fabrics.
Firstly thank you FQS and Tula Pink for a comprehensive three part informative video series. It was magical being inside the mind of Tula at a time when the real world is up in arms. I hope that viewers will show this video to members of their family and reintroduce creativity: doodling and colour back into their lives.
If ever there was a time we need a Tula in our lives, it is now.
Thanks again for the collaboration, off to doodle...
I’m very new to quilting and it was your fabric designs that have absolutely hooked me in. I’m a retired fine arts teacher and love colour , design and form and you cover all. I love how generous you are with your knowledge. I’m from Sydney , Australia and I’m thinking of you all in America. Take care xx Mary
All the best to you Tula Pink. You are amazing!
This video series was totally fascinating. Now when I see fabrics, I’ll have a better appreciation for the creative process as well as the technical process that created the fabric. Wow, what a huge effort it takes for me to be able to enjoy and and create with fabric. I love it! Thank you for taking the time to share this process with us.
Amazing series of videos! Really makes one appreciate the fabric so much more! You are a true unicorn Tula!
Tula is a pure delight. Her mind, her personality, her talents. She is living what she was created for. What a gift... to herself, and, us. :)
I love Tula! Her personality is as bright and fun as her fabrics 😊!
I have such an appreciation for all the work you put into material I love and hoard. I am in awe at what it takes to produce the material from start to finish. I make quilts, greeting cards and just mess around with stress relievers. I am starting my first EPP because of you. It is easy to take to work and work on in between calls. (I’m a paramedic) I have signed up for Homemade block of the month programs in 2 different shops. I am so excited for future lines from you. I am hoping one day after all this COVID crap is over to come to a show that you are at. Thank you for all the love and passion you put into your material.
This was all fascinating. Thank you so much Tula, and FQS for sharing this with us. xo
What a fun job if you have the talent and imagination that Tula does! So interesting.
Tula, thank you so much for these videos. I watched all three and I am thankful for sharing your thoughts and the different stages of fabric designing. If you read this and your face is blank, im an architect by day and quilter by afternoon, from Greece. I would love to turn my current hobby to a profession, i am in the early stages. But since I have always wanted to ask fabric designers about what you have explaned in these videos, you're in my head too :)) Thank you sincerely, keep up the amazing work that you do, and looking forward to working with your fabrics again in the future. Stay well and safe during this difficult time. x
Love you Tula & Kimberly & FQS!
Wonderful! You can't go wrong with Tula.
I always wonder about how it all came to be, what a great video, makes you really appreciate the fabric more....thanks Tula
Watched all three...so fascinating. Love your talent and wonderful personality!! Thank you!!
Really enjoyed this series. I love getting a peek into the brains of creative people and Tula is open, entertaining, informative and most certainly creative . Thank you Tula and thank you FQS. ❤️
Thank you Tula for taking the time to explain how your amazing fabrics happens.. it's been very informative.. and being Scottish and love owls I love that line. Well done xxx
Amazing what goes into fabric production. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Tula! You're so creative. Thank you for sharing so much of this process with us! The colors you use are so vibrant and joyful!
Very interesting. We saw you at Hancocks of Paducah last Sept. loving the Home made line
Thank you Tula for sharing your vision, creative process , and "Pinkerville" with us. It's always an excellent day when something new is learned and today I learned so much. I will never look at any fabric quite the same way again. 🙂
Thoroughly enjoyed all 3 video’s on your creative process and the production. Thank you so much!
Fascinating and informative three-part series, Tula. Thank you!
All those doodlers in school were bah geniuses, creative wizards. Thank you so much Tula. You should be teaching in university.
Great series! Thank you for sharing your process of designing, your middle person and the mill end of each fabric line.
Tula, you just fascinate the heck out of me. Your mind is such an interesting place to be.
Loved this series! Thank you for producing it! Tula is a great speaker. I've enjoyed all the videos y'all have made with her! I can't wait to see more.
Sew cool. I'm sending these videos to my daughter. She'll love the design aspect. She draws, but doesn't sew. Thanks again Tula and FQS!
Creative people, such as yourself, Tula, are fascinating to me. Loved hearing about your personal creative process. Very interesting. Thanks FQS for presenting these three videos. You guys are the BEST!
This series about fabric design was so interesting! I didn't know how much went into getting it from the designer to the shop. Thank you!
So educational, I love this video. It helps me appreciate fabric even more than I already do. Thank you, Tula. I love your design chops.I love your fabrics.
LOL LOL about wearing black in you studio. So many steps from start to finish, so glad you have a handle on it. I have some of your fabric I can not cut into because I like the color or print or both and now it means more then very to save it for me, so many step to get to where it is. I can see that charm packs and jelly rolls would not work for your material you miss the focus point. I know you are keeping up the work by what you said was going on and I can not wait to see your next line out. Be happy and stay safe. The 3 videos were great, glad to see you had time to do them for us.
That was so much fun! I watched all three segments and found the whole thing so interesting. I’m only a home sewer but I am very pleased to know the effort that goes into making fabric for “me” to make quilts simply because I love making quilts. I mean, I understand that no one is making fabric specifically for me and it’s a competitive market and all that, but I am claiming even the smallest sliver of the sentiment that Tula (or whichever designer) put that much effort in to help inspire my joy and passion. I can’t look at fabric the same again!
I've gained so much knowledge and inspiration from Tula's videos. Fascinating! Thank you Tula and Fat Quarter Shop!
I love Fairy dust and have used in different projects. Also thank you for helping me with my panic attack. You helped me focus on something really interesting and calmed me down. Thank you.
you are an amazing teacher, I love your work and I follow your work
Tula is so educated in her quilting and fabric designing ... I just love her fabrics and colors ❤️❤️
These videos are great. Thank you. Now I love your fabrics even more knowing the story behind them.
Yes, I totally watched all three videos! This is incredible to learn how a fabric line is produced. What amazing talents you have especially how to explain something so complicated and keep it interesting. Fascinating!!!!
This series of videos are so fun to watch and really interesting! I wondered if Tula had even been to the mill that makes her fabric.
Thank you for sharing Tula and Fat Quarter!💕
Totally fascinating, thank you for sharing your process, I always knew fabric design had many steps but wow so amazing that it goes from your idea/dreams into your beautiful fabrics!
I love Tula! Such a beautiful talented soul! Thank you for always sharing. P.S. My wonderful husband just bought me the Tula Pink Bernina 770 last week. I’m so excited to have this machine.
Really, really enjoyed this series! Loved learning a little bit about this process. 🤩
Lots of colors I love watching the videos on here keep up the good work sorry I missed your life seed
Tula is so talented and fun ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
🤣 loved this little series you guys did! I loved listening about the whole process! Tula, you’re totally awesome! I just bought my first Tula collection, homemade and I am ecstatic! I am absolutely going to make a quilt but still trying to decide on a pattern! So many to choose from! 😧
Very interesting, thanks Tula!
Lily, I love the intro music to these videos
Really awesome and interesting the entire process. 🤩💕🙌🙌
Thank you so much for this video. Very educational!
Very interesting. Have just started using your fabrics. Love them!
From the first video I have thought that we speak the same language! And I wonder if you liked Lisa Frank, but that may show my age. You do a great job explaining this in an understandable way. Love the Pinkerville story!
That was fascinating! Thanks!
When you mentioned the design of the selvages, it made me think of a quilter I heard on a podcast mentioning that she actually *collects* selvages. So that is a thing, and I get it!
What do the stores do with the old color cards?
Thank you this was so informative. I think it would be so much fun to watch you and Angelia Walters do a video on the quilting process.
This is great. Thank you!
🦄 FANTASTIC 🦄
One more question - I always thought Tula (and other designers) had a particular set of signature color swatches they used from line to line. From what she says here it sounds like she changes things up. Does she have a large swatch "collection" she pulls from?
Tula, I am wondering if there is a minimum order to sell your fabric and also if there is a minimum order when producing fabric at a mill? TY!!
When do you have time to stitch?
Simply luv her!
1. I love her personality. And she says, is that 6? I don't know I wasn't counting, even though I was ticking off fingers. B. Love the fact that her tattoos are all in black! Secondly, of course Kim is going to carry Tula, love the homemade line, which Kimberly livestreamed the reveal at Market.
THIS IS SO COOL
Sew fun! Love Pinkervill
Wonder when she has time to sew?. Oh my. Very involved process to say the least. FQS, Thank you for making this video.
You are genius!
Yep 3.
Very interesting