Fast Flow Stitching Collaboration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ย. 2021
- Thank you so much for watching and thanks to joie de fi for organising this collaboration. I really hope you enjoy this series and find it helpful and inspiring.
The collaborators are:
@joie de fi
• Start To Finish Junk J...
@GayleAgostinelli
• FAST FLOW STITCHING ~ ...
@49dragonflies
• Junk Journal Ephemera ...
@Shabbydabbydoodah
/ @shabbydabbydoodah
@RoxyCreations
/ @roxycreations679
@HelenColebrook
/ @helencolebrook
@ARTYmaze
• FAST FLOW Stitching Co...
@LUISEHEINZL
• OUTSTANDING BORDERS ON...
Thanks again and take care Tracie xx
![messy circle embellishment for junk journal using FAST FLOW STITCHING [international collaboration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J4y_kfnECr8/mqdefault.jpg)
Wow, love the 3 of them, particularly the green. What an inspiration. Thank you.
Love love love this grungy look you achieved on the last one. And the green color, fabulous.
This is BEAUTIFULLL....I love it...thanks so much for sharing..you are a true artist.
I really love all three 💜💚💙 the finished look is so organic and “artsy” as Luise would say! Thanks for persevering and sharing the struggle. I found it inspiring. Thank you ☺️
WOW! That's everything but definitely not a fail. I love the look, the green, the peeking through colours, the whole idea!
A stiff toothbrush is good to use to fray the edges. Love the combination of colors and fabrics.
Oh Tracie you sounded so stressed! You did a fantastic job the end results were great! It was a super complex project which you executed wonderfully! Thank you so much for sharing, hugs Rach
Thank you so much! It was very intimidating but I really did enjoy it! I will be doing it again and I think practice is key with this :-D CANT WAIT for your video!!! xx
OMG!!! I absolutely love these covers! This may be the way I do mine. So unique...each one is a little piece of art!!! Thank you.
This is the most inspirational idea I've seen since a very long time! WOW! Love it!!!
I think the cheese cloth on top was a genius idea. I love your creation - you always do great work. I am so excited about this challenge - the line up is amazing….
Fantastic, Tracie! I love all three of them! Love the frayed, grungy look of them! You have three absolutely wonderful cover toppers! Totally loved your project and your video! Love and big hugs, dear friend! ❤️
Oh Gayle, It was tame compared to yours! LOVE the quilting material you used that dissolved! Thats a game changer right? BIG hugs back at ya xxx
They all 3 turned out beautifully ❣️‼️🤩
These are so Groovy! I'm in Love with that 1st one, with the crochet at the bottom. Where you added the color after stitching. WOW!
Those colors are Stunning.
This Colab is really neat, everyone has been so different. 💜👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you so much!
they are all fabulous.. great going out of your comfort zone... your talent shines thru everything you do!
Tracie I absolutely loved all three pieces, what a brilliant idea!
Well I absolutely love this and all of them are fabulous. Xx
You are so hard on yourself! This is the kind of stiching I love! You did great! 😀
I love these!!! Especially the green one. Looks like so much fun. Thank you Tracie 😍
Being out of your comfort zone makes you more creative and determined. Love these three.
I like the green one the best, too! I use that foot for free-motion quilting! It takes a lot of practice!!
Omg I am loving the green!!! It’s my absolute favorite!!! I LOVE the cheesecloth on the top!!
You don’t give yourself any credit Tracey , it’s gorgeous work ,your circles would look bad if you sewn then immaculately ❤❤
Love them all. So fun to watch. 🎉
Tracie I think they look fabulous my mind is in overdrive thanks for the inspiration looking forward to seeing all the collaborations😀🪲
Tracy, I can't believe that you were doubting how this looked. I don't think anything you have ever done turns out anyway other than beautiful.
They are all so beautiful!
Ohmygoodness Tracie! I absolutely love your first one! I love all the colors. I actually loved it before and after. This is such a cool process, I love textile art!
I really love every single one of these, Tracy. Great idea and you did it well!
Fast flow stitching is my favourite style of stitching!!! I’m a huge fan of the messy, organic, carefree nature of it!!! Having said that, I’ve. Ever tried it with the proper sewing machine foot lol. I’ve been looking at getting one for the longest time. It’s been sitting in my cart but it has never made it to the top of my Wishlist. Watching your video has just catapulted it to the very top hahaha. I absolutely love all of the covers you’ve created. Not ‘pants’ at all!!! Thank you so much for sharing Tracie!!! I look forward to watching the other videos in this collaboration!!! Big hugs, Sharon 🌷💕
I LOVE this-all 3-but the last one best. You did and awesome job!! Please do more fabric pieces for us!!!
Thank you so much Tracie, I really really enjoyed watching you create these various toppers for your journal 📔 cover, by far the green one ☝️ with the cheesecloth on the front is my ultimate favourite. I think 🤔 the cheesecloth gives it a better look, because it’s easier to rip apart to reveal the colours underneath. I also think 🤔 you are so very very brave doing this gorgeous and stunning piece in front of us all. You are so very very talented and clever too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
This idea is a whole new world of possibilities ! Thank you for sharing. Its cool!!!
I love all three toppers. This is such a great design. Thank you!
Love love love the style, the colours...all of it..thanks!
Tracie they are all wonderful. Free motion is hard. Got my foot moons ago but not done much. So inspired me. Hugs xxx
Well Tracie, they are fabulous, great work and thanks for sharing.. especially the ones you weren't sure of..x
I’ve watched two other participants so far and the individual interpretation of the challenge is amazing. I absolutely adore yours Tracie! Numbers 2&3 are just awesome. I hope you show the journals they end up on. 🥰👍
Amazing! Fabulous look!
Your take on the Fast Flow Stitching is fantastic!! What a great journal cover, Tracie...all 3 of them!!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful low stitching and slashing all in one video wonderful! They are all lovely and 😋❤️ Namaste ✌️🐞🥰
What a very original idea! Loved especially how the 3rd one came out. So curious how the final cover will look! Thanks for this inspiration, Tracie!
Loved that set of experiments Tracie. Great fun.TFS.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love these covers made with fast flow stitching, very inspiring!
I absolutely loved all three of them. And maybe the second one was my favorite maybe it's because I love a blue. I might give this a try
I never saw something like that Tracy 😍 I love all of them, every single one has something special ♥️ What a great idea, thank you so much for inspiring me 🌿
I absolutely love your project. I think that they are all totally awesome. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much!
Amazing how sloppy stitching can make something look so lovely! Hope you do more of this in the future.
Tracie you did amazing and I love that you thought out of the box with you ideas!
Thank you so much!
Great idea and they are all beautiful, think my favourite is the middle one. I used to do free motion quilting and it’s hard and takes lots of practice, you did a great job. Xx
I really like the three projects. I really didn’t understand what you were going for. But wow the end result, I really liked it a lot! Super cool!
I love the way these turned out! Thanks for sharing.
Tracie I love all 3 of them! Very unique!
I never heard of the term fast flow stitching. I know it as free motion stitch. I love the results of what you’ve done.
I think all 3 would be beautiful on a journal cover- great work and thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! 😊
Love your style to your fast flow stitching and I loved all your three techniques. Awesome!
luv the cheese cloth and the tatteredness. I think it’s a total success!🦌💌❤️📚🙏👍👏
Yes! Thank you!
All the better tutorial for your "failed" attempts, thanks. I loved the fact that you were pleased with all of them in the end. Must be where the phrase "Never toss anything" came from - reevaluating after a bit of time removed. One of the best lessons from this video.
They’re ALL fabulous Tracie! #1 is probably my favourite but I also love #3 too! Like the cheesecloth on last. Great job hon and definitely not pants!!! 😊❤️🇦🇺xxx
Thanks so much! I really was so much fun x
I loved all of these. Very original! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you x
These are so beautiful and love the boho feel. Love your art always🌸🍂🌸
Thanks so much 😊
Love them all Tracie well done
You are so funny. "That was a bad word in my head!" Your project is great.
oh lol I forgot about that lol x
Tracie I think they are all fantastic, Your right the more you mess with it the better it gets, saving this for later when I can sit longer than 30 to 45 in my chair..
Hope you are healing well and resting! xx
This is fabulous. I think you did an awesome job. This looks like a lot of fun. I am definitely going to try it. Thanks for sharing 😍💕🌴
Tracie I really love how your pieces turned out. Brilliant, well done for persevering. Xx
Love watching and how each one turned out!!😍
Love this technique! Finding your honesty in showing all the bumps along the way very refreshing. You've given me courage to try and try again. Great work!
Tracie .. I have to say you are so funny the end result is amazing I love them , I’m so pleased you continued on .. well done I hope we get to see the green journal completed your creativity shone through with each snip of the fabric 💜
Thanks so much 😊
LOVE this idea and appreciate you sharing what you called failed attempts....I love them too.. Creating can be so frustrating at times but following through opens hidden doors. I'm super inspired ...thank you !!!
Thank you :-D x
I love love these toppers. Of course, I love the grungy look so this really appealed to me. I have done machine quilting before but lots more controlled. This seems like a lot more fun.
It was a lot of fun! x
Free motion quilting (basically what you’re doing) is SUPER HARD. I’ve always found that the easier things look, the harder they are) 😂😂😂 you did a really awesome job. Well done. 🥰❤️
YES!!! Who would have thunk making a circle was so difficult! LOL. Embrace the wonky LOL xx
Love this! Thanks for sharing. 😻
I like all three. Good for just beginning!
You are so modest. Your fast flow stitching is much better than you give yourself credit. All three of the finished pieces would be great covers. I’m impressed. Love the outcomes and you’re the first to present in this collaboration as far as I can tell. Hooray!!
Yes I got 5am and 5pm in a muddle :-O xxx
This was a blast! Thanks for showing so much of your process! 🌞❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
I loved this! the green one is my favorite, but I would use any of them. I have watched most of the others and I like yours the best so far. Good job!
Tracie, you are amazing...each one is uniquely gorgeous!! LOVE how you continued on & learned something new from each attempt...I admire your determination & innovation!! 💙😁💚
So beautiful 😍 that machine foot sure seems like a good purchase 💕
Love this, my preference is the green one, thanks for sharing x
Tracie…these are beautiful! They remind me of he type of very old stitching that was even used on Tudor costumes…I forget what it’s called but they would use colourful fabrics on the under layers and then cut through the upper fabrics to reveal touches of them…very elaborate and amazing….you really have made a very beautiful effort here and tbh I have had a look at the other videos and for me yours are the best! Completely my taste…messy, colourful, completely random and original…thank you for inspiring me…I’ve got to give this a try and appreciate you prompting me to do so…I know I’m going to enjoy it.x
You are entirely to hard on yourself. Absolutely loved the grunge style of this project. With the circles. 💜 love the cheesecloth on top. Will definitely make this!! Thanks Tracie for your inspiration.
Thank you so much!
All 3 are stunning !!
Hi Tracie, I didn’t know you could sew on cheese cloth! So awsome, I learned a lot, thanks for this video!
Absolutely love these pieces and that you've used the special foot for real fast flow stitching. Projects to be proud of :)
Thank you so much!
Your creativity is mind blowing! Absolutely love the cheesecloth on the top.
Wow, thank you!
You may think it’s “Pants” but I’m loving this so much. All the videos are so similar BUT so different in style. I embraced something from each one. ❤️
I was thinking how we all decided on journal covers so far but we did not share our ideas. Its so interesting to see how we did differnt things, I am loving the other videos x
Just awesome. I have a love for free motion embroidery. This takes it to a new level. All the pieces have such personalities. The second was my favorite because of the right edge. So fun!
Bravo, Tracie. Smiles, Carol
I think your 3rd attempt is fantastic! I can’t wait to try this! Hugs!
I don't know...I thought they all looked good, Tracie! I'm a sub teacher today, but normally go under the name CrafTea Neighbor.
I don't think there is anything truly perfect in the this current artistic crafting world; the work flows out of the individual in her various stages of learning and growth. The various works demonstrating who that person is at the various stages of artistic development. I went to a Grant Wood exhibition in Iowa last year. He is the artist who painted the American Gothic with the farmer and his wife. It really was enlightening in that it showed the various stages of his work, including as a teenager. It was truly inspiring to see the directions he took with his artwork throughout his entire life. As it is always inspiring to see you and the others on the list trying this challenge, as well as all your works, and where it might take you as you continue on. This time period is known as the Craft Renaissance Revival period. And later on, when we are all gone, the beginnings will be as inspirational and important as the endings. The fact that you do it at all is amazing.
Thank you for sharing! Sue ♥
I love these. My favorite is the green!
I just love these! I actually bought a sewing machine so I can start working with cloth as opposed to paper… yay!
This is the best “pants” I’ve seen in a very long time!
LOL Thank you x
I think these turned out awesome, looking forward to see the other girls creations. tyfs as always.
Thanks for sharing all attempts. It’s good to see the progress I enjoyed seeing the process!!!!
Thanks for watching!
What a unique project!!!
Love all of these!!
Thank you for the video...these look like such fun to make, especially since one doesn't know exactly how they will turn out once the under layers are revealed! :)
You are so funny. Mine is pants! I loved yours. I also found it Interesting that you were intimidated by the other participants. You are so incredibly talented and innovative. I saw that you inspired Louise to make something using your techniques. I really enjoyed your process. I’m glad you leave the mistakes in to show people that you really do fly by the seat of your pants. I’m glad you stuck it out even if it didn’t work out how you planned. The end result was beautiful. It’s good for people to see that even really experienced crafters take detours and end up far from where they started. You made it into something really cool in the end!
Thank you my sweet friend x
I really really like all 3!🦌💌👏📚👍👏🙏