In this video the first of 2 videos, Claire demonstrates how she uses an image and translates that into a fabric collage ready for adding stitch. textileseastfair.wordpress.com/
Very inspiring, Miss Claire. I’m always amazed that you just throw down some scraps that others would have tossed in the trash, squiggle on some thread, and the next thing I know you’ve made a little piece of art. Can’t wait for Part 2! I’m learning so much from you and I’m eager to try this myself.
Thank you for your lovely comment, it is very much appreciated. I have short nails as I am an SEND and Technology teacher in the week, so I would soon break them.
Hi Claire, I’m happy To have found your channel today. I’m just starting to collect scraps that will represent sky or grass or whatever so I’m anxious to see more of your work thanks.
Claire, I love your style and have been inspired to make a fabric landscape. Does the free motion foot work on any machine? Mine is only a basic Singer.
So glad that you have been inspired Lisa. Check you can either drop the dog feed or have a plastic cover for darning. Then you will need to know the shank size to order. Using a ruler, measure from the base of the foot to the center of the presser foot thumb screw. If the shank is 075″ or 0.5″ or below, you have a low shank. For shanks measuring 1″ and more, it's a high shank machine. Alternatively if you are in the UK call www.silverviscount.co.uk/ This is the company I purchase my parts, they can advice and will have the parts at a reasonable price. Happy stitching.
Very inspiring, Miss Claire. I’m always amazed that you just throw down some scraps that others would have tossed in the trash, squiggle on some thread, and the next thing I know you’ve made a little piece of art. Can’t wait for Part 2! I’m learning so much from you and I’m eager to try this myself.
Thank you for your lovely comment Donna. Happy stitching.
It’s interesting to follow your creative thought process as well as the practical skills. So pleased to see a video maker with short nails!
Thank you for your lovely comment, it is very much appreciated. I have short nails as I am an SEND and Technology teacher in the week, so I would soon break them.
Hi Claire, I’m happy To have found your channel today. I’m just starting to collect scraps that will represent sky or grass or whatever so I’m anxious to see more of your work thanks.
Thank you for your lovely comment. Scrap collecting is only half the fun. Happy stitching.🪡🧵
How exciting!!! Thanks so much for this!
Your welcome, keep an eye out for part 2. Happy crafting.
Hello, I have only just discovered your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your videos, very inspiring 😍
Thank you for your lovely comment, so glad you are finding the videos inspiring. Enjoy watching the other videos already uploaded.🪡🧵
Oh my just found you!🎉🎉🎉 another gorgeous channel to enjoy and inspire me xxx
Thank you for your lovely comment. Happy stitching.🧵🪡
I’ve just found you. Great video. Will you show us how you store/organize your thread and fabric scraps? I will look forward to part 2.
Glad you have found me. Enjoy my other the videos. I will let you know when I post an organizing video. Happy crafting.
Claire, I love your style and have been inspired to make a fabric landscape. Does the free motion foot work on any machine? Mine is only a basic Singer.
So glad that you have been inspired Lisa. Check you can either drop the dog feed or have a plastic cover for darning. Then you will need to know the shank size to order. Using a ruler, measure from the base of the foot to the center of the presser foot thumb screw. If the shank is 075″ or 0.5″ or below, you have a low shank. For shanks measuring 1″ and more, it's a high shank machine.
Alternatively if you are in the UK call www.silverviscount.co.uk/
This is the company I purchase my parts, they can advice and will have the parts at a reasonable price.
Happy stitching.
@TextilesEastFair Claire, thank you for the prompt reply! I'm in the US so I'll check with the local fabric shop.
Hola. Como se llama el prensatelas que utilizas para poder mover la ropa?
Darning foot or free motion embroidery foot.