I especially thank you for showing us your very first projects, which "weren't that good". That REALLY helped me, because I am such a horrible perfectionist that I have a hard time getting started!! Your show and tell, truly, was inspiring for me. Your instructions were FAB also. Going to buy your book now!!
Hi I’m delighted to make your acquaintance this is another side of free motion quilting. I’ll try and keep track of all your videos with your tryouts oh it’s just brilliant, thank you so much, one never finishes learning something new even at my age I’m only 49 ,best change the numbers around it might surprise you. Kind regards “The Midnight Owl” 🦉
08/14/24 This is a wonderful service to the community, Debra!! I have been really enjoying your videos and find them very clear and inspirational reference material. Thank you!
Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed demonstration. So sorry to see what is being done to Australia these days, and hope your excellent work was been a comfort to you, and this whole period has been a very fruitful, concentrated, and productive period for you. All the best from The States.
I love your little landscape. I made two on my own a couple years ago and enjoyed every minute of them. Now I want to go bigger and get better. Thank you!
Thank you Jessie. Making landscapes is a lot of fun! And the options for creating different styles are wide - everything from abstract to photo-realistic thread paintings. If you want to learn more about making landscape quilts, have a look at my course all about it - Fabulous Fabric Landscapes at learn.deborahwirsu.com/p/fabulous-fabric-landscapes or check out the free info on my website www.threadsketchinginaction.com
I can't wait to try this. I still have a job to go to so this will be a sweet little treat to take my mind off the craziness in my down-time. Your generosity is much appreciated. 🙏🏼Thank you Deborah!
Thank you Deborah for your great explanation of starting free motion thread painting of landscapes. It inspired me to start a new thread painting landscape of my own.
Oh yes! Definitely, if you have some. It's fascinating (and sometimes frustrating!) fabric to work with. I love the effect of layering to see the changes of colours.
Thank you so much for taking the time and generosity of heart to make this wonderful video. I absolutely love the layered look you have achieved and you certainly have inspired me to try it. I am really looking forward to seeing you demonstrate how you have done the back of the larger quilt. Lets face it, everyone turns your piece of art over to look at the back and I would love to know how you made it all look so tidy and smooth. You keep safe and well too.
Thanks, Rhonda - I truly believe anyone can do this if they want to. All they need is a little encouragement and guidance. Give it a go, and let me know! :) Deborah
Thank you for sharing ❤️💗 & Caring.... Going to try very soon.... SENDING A BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT OF LOVE TO SURROUND THE UNIVERSE 🤗💞💖🤗 AND EVERYONE 🤗❣️❣️🤗💞 HUGS for Everyone 🤗🤗🤗💞♥️ Love your panels
Thank you Deborah, I am following your tutorials, but as with all learning it’s good to watch and do more than once. Your generosity is inspiring Stay safe Esther from Swansea UK
Thank you so much! Great video, I am so happy that you gave me this bit of knowledge! Before I ever made a quilt, I found your TH-cam videos on thread painting and sketching. That is where my interest in fabric manipulation began. Thank you!
thank you for this! incredible fabric art and I love it. you're very generous to share with us. I will definitely try these projects. I've wanted to learn this for a lot of years. now is the time I guess. again, thank you for sharing something so beautiful with us. ♥
Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. And remember, art quilts like this can be made with minimal materials, so get started and have some fun at this challenging time. :)
An absolutely fantastic tutorial! Plenty of information as well as lots of inspiration. I got this bit of fabric with various motorcycle photos printed on it as part of a joblot on ebay and I did not know what to do with it. Now I can try to put them in some sort of a city landscape. I am going to play with that. Thank you, Deborah! You've got yourself a loyal fan and a subscriber.:-)
I really, really enjoyed this video. I learned a lot. I love how on the 2nd quilt you have the willows all the way to the edge of the quilt. Did you just bind three sides & face the bottom? Looking forward to more tutorials & thread sketching.
Yes, I added the border before stitching the hay (willows are a great idea!), then stitched to the edge. After stitching, the edges were finished with a blind facing, just like adding a facing to an edge when dressmaking. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hello Deborah. Just coming out the other side of Long Covid and enjoying your videos. I've clicked on your link: STITCHING TOGETHER ONLINE LIBRARY, but I'm getting a 404 - any ideas, please? Many thanks, Helena.
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I especially thank you for showing us your very first projects, which "weren't that good". That REALLY helped me, because I am such a horrible perfectionist that I have a hard time getting started!! Your show and tell, truly, was inspiring for me. Your instructions were FAB also. Going to buy your book now!!
Thank you for sharing and helping me to get back to learning all this!
Hi I’m delighted to make your acquaintance this is another side of free motion quilting. I’ll try and keep track of all your videos with your tryouts oh it’s just brilliant, thank you so much, one never finishes learning something new even at my age I’m only 49 ,best change the numbers around it might surprise you. Kind regards “The Midnight Owl” 🦉
Boy, I lije your progress with your hay , airs ape, hills- and your organza- your colors so beautiful. . so much wonderful colors- no dull or no fake-
NWO is right, here we are a year later in the same mess. your videos really help me stay busy and learning, thanks for the great tutorials!
08/14/24 This is a wonderful service to the community, Debra!! I have been really enjoying your videos and find them very clear and inspirational reference material. Thank you!
Thank you for a window to outside world !!! Can't wait to start this and now is the time .......Debbe
Hi Debbe - yes let's make some beautiful windows in this troubled world. What a nice idea! Enjoy and I'd love to see what you do! :) Deborah
Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed demonstration.
So sorry to see what is being done to Australia these days, and hope your excellent work was been a comfort to you, and this whole period has been a very fruitful, concentrated, and productive period for you.
All the best from The States.
Love the idea of stitching together online. Trying landscape quilting.
I love your little landscape. I made two on my own a couple years ago and enjoyed every minute of them. Now I want to go bigger and get better. Thank you!
Thank you Jessie. Making landscapes is a lot of fun! And the options for creating different styles are wide - everything from abstract to photo-realistic thread paintings. If you want to learn more about making landscape quilts, have a look at my course all about it - Fabulous Fabric Landscapes at learn.deborahwirsu.com/p/fabulous-fabric-landscapes or check out the free info on my website www.threadsketchinginaction.com
I can't wait to try this. I still have a job to go to so this will be a sweet little treat to take my mind off the craziness in my down-time.
Your generosity is much appreciated.
🙏🏼Thank you Deborah!
That's great ... you'll need some down time. If you have a job still, then I suspect you're greatly needed right now! Stay well :)
Thank you Deborah for your great explanation of starting free motion thread painting of landscapes. It inspired me to start a new thread painting landscape of my own.
Fabulous! That's how I hoped it would help! I would love to see what you make! Stay well! :)
Deborah Wirsu Textile Artist thanks Deborah. The you tube account is in my husbands name but I’ m Dianne just to sort out the mystery.
It’s gorgeous
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thank you so much for this inspirational video. Now to get out my stash of organzas and have a go.
Oh yes! Definitely, if you have some. It's fascinating (and sometimes frustrating!) fabric to work with. I love the effect of layering to see the changes of colours.
Your art is absolutely stunning.
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Thank you for being so generous in sharing this. I’m a complete novice but am feeling inspired now into having a go.Tania Coventry UK
Thank you so much for taking the time and generosity of heart to make this wonderful video. I absolutely love the layered look you have achieved and you certainly have inspired me to try it. I am really looking forward to seeing you demonstrate how you have done the back of the larger quilt. Lets face it, everyone turns your piece of art over to look at the back and I would love to know how you made it all look so tidy and smooth. You keep safe and well too.
Thank you. The video is very helpful and inspiring.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Linda.
Your absolutely marvellous sewer
Thanks, Rhonda - I truly believe anyone can do this if they want to. All they need is a little encouragement and guidance. Give it a go, and let me know! :) Deborah
Thank you for sharing ❤️💗 & Caring....
Going to try very soon....
SENDING A BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT OF LOVE TO SURROUND THE UNIVERSE 🤗💞💖🤗
AND EVERYONE 🤗❣️❣️🤗💞
HUGS for Everyone 🤗🤗🤗💞♥️
Love your panels
Thanks Sallie - enjoy experimenting. This idea can be applied in so many different ways. Take care! :)
Thank you very much for sharing your quilting techniques.
and please stay well you to!
Enjoyed your video, I am a beginner! Thank you
Really enjoyed your tutorial, will gather some materials to try this out. Thank you.
Stitching on line is great tutorisl- im gonna look again and discover your use to work again🌸💕
I like your studying if violin and viola- I know it takes work and time and progress but its worth it- i play my piano for decades so I get it❤️
Thank you Deborah, I am following your tutorials, but as with all learning it’s good to watch and do more than once. Your generosity is inspiring
Stay safe
Esther from Swansea UK
Thank you so much! Great video, I am so happy that you gave me this bit of knowledge! Before I ever made a quilt, I found your TH-cam videos on thread painting and sketching. That is where my interest in fabric manipulation began. Thank you!
Oh my gosh! This is wonderful ! I’ve tried but gave up. Now I’ll stick to it,thanks to you!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for this . You are so encouraging
Beautiful, thank you for the tutorial
thank you for this! incredible fabric art and I love it. you're very generous to share with us. I will definitely try these projects. I've wanted to learn this for a lot of years. now is the time I guess. again, thank you for sharing something so beautiful with us. ♥
Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. And remember, art quilts like this can be made with minimal materials, so get started and have some fun at this challenging time. :)
Thank you so much for sharing your considerable talent with such cool, calm clarity! You are a joy to follow! 🌾
This work is so beautiful. Thank you for showing this proces.
I love this tutorial! Thank you so much. I m trying to make landscapes now. i'm trying to!
thank you for the nice video!
You're most welcome! I hope it helps you pass the time.
An absolutely fantastic tutorial! Plenty of information as well as lots of inspiration. I got this bit of fabric with various motorcycle photos printed on it as part of a joblot on ebay and I did not know what to do with it. Now I can try to put them in some sort of a city landscape. I am going to play with that. Thank you, Deborah! You've got yourself a loyal fan and a subscriber.:-)
Amazing!!!!! ❤
Thank you Very Much! 🥰👏😇
You are so very welcome, Bonnie! Take care and wait for more! :)
Thank you so much for doing this ❤️
Thanks, Valerie, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :) Deborah
Would love to do a live event with you! Love your videos and so helpful! Wondering what firm stabilizer your prefer now? Thanks!
I really, really enjoyed this video. I learned a lot. I love how on the 2nd quilt you have the willows all the way to the edge of the quilt. Did you just bind three sides & face the bottom?
Looking forward to more tutorials & thread sketching.
Yes, I added the border before stitching the hay (willows are a great idea!), then stitched to the edge. After stitching, the edges were finished with a blind facing, just like adding a facing to an edge when dressmaking. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Organza organisation ftw :-)
Thank you this is fantastic
Thank you.
Hello Deborah. Just coming out the other side of Long Covid and enjoying your videos. I've clicked on your link: STITCHING TOGETHER ONLINE LIBRARY, but I'm getting a 404 - any ideas, please? Many thanks, Helena.
Debra good info I wish you had physically illustrated doing the piece
Have you considered live events?
Yes! Gearing myself up for that! Never done it before ... I'll get there (already out of my comfort zone - lol)
oh gosh, I just could not hear properly.