Attending Kawandi Workshop @Handzon , walk through Rangiora Canterbury Learning with Kawandi expert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2024
- Join me on a walk through Rangiora, Canterbury as I attend a Kawandi workshop at Handzon shop! Learn all about the beautiful art of patchwork in this Vlog of a Kawandi Workshop I took recently . I hope you enjoy this vlog.
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Hi from Trinidad and Tobago..thanks for sharing your journey...I was today years old when I knew kawandi...I was also today years old when I heard Africans lived in India...thanks for sharing..
@@bettybraxton1712 thank you for stopping by and saying Hi . Appreciate it very much 😊💗
Kwandi quilt making has become my secret obsession. They are each so unique and knowing they were started by my ancestors who were captured and enslaved it gives me a sense of joy to honor them.
It is such a beautiful and calming art form
@vagabond, i went to ur channel and saw ur shorts of the quilt u made. I love ur kwandi quilt, just beautiful.
@@lorrainemadison8569 thank you so much
Mam its kaudi.....in olden days every household had quilts in north Karnataka...Nowadays using kaudi has become old fashioned...Here and there we can see people stitching quilts... The one you are making is a simple quilt.
Lovely video ❤ What a gorgeous quilt, and cute dog! X
Thank you so much ❤
What a great class! Thanks for sharing
It is my pleasure. Yes it was a great experience
You are so lovely to listen to, Pearl! I somehow missed this video when it was new. Nice to see a few familiar faces there - and, of course, Lorena!
Aww Thank you so much Lorena❤️ your workshop was such a delight and I really enjoyed it ❤ I’m thrilled you stopped by my channel
Thank you for sharing your story about this workshop in New Zealand. We'll done you.
Thank you , it’s my absolute pleasure ❤️
Looks like it was a fun workshop!
Yes it was . Thank you so much ❤️
Love your Little film and your Kawandi.
Greetings from Holland, Janny Schoneveld
Thank you so much 💕
So beautiful ❤
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing your kawandi experience.
Hands on will now be a stop for me when I visit chch.
Thank you for stopping by. Handzon is a lovely shop with lot of beautiful things and helpful staff .
I just discovered Kawandi thanks to Margaret Fabrizio an artist extraordinaire in San Francisco when one of her videos from 11 years ago popped up in my feed. That was 4 days ago. I am hooked and loving it!
I am so excited you got to go to the workshop, and in such a beautiful country. You exude the essence of Kawandi: gentle, thoughtful and slow (in the good way). I just subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to exploring your videos. Can't wait to see more of your creations. (my hands are sliding around on the laptop keyboard as I still have some fabric pieces from when I was stitching earlier). LOL.
I was so impressed by the talents of the Siddi women whom Margaret went to visit (she was about 80 at the time) to learn the technique. Cheers from Minnesota, Fern
Thank you so much for your kind words 💕
The interview of Margaret Fabrizio by Joe Cunningham popped into my news feed ~4 days ago. I was fascinated by her journey to India to learn this craft as I have been to Karnactica and I know how difficult it is to travel in India. Thank you for your video. I now have a new obsession. I live on the North Island. I wish that we had workshops like this in Whangārei. 😊
Love this charming film, your work, and your lovely Amber.
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you for this video! I was looking for some authenticity and now I have info that I needed.❤
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️
Such a lovely video. And thanks for sharing the needle and thread size in one of the comments below.
Thank you so much. It’s a pleasure to share ❤️
Очень интересное занятие,творческое,расслабляющее,умиротворяющее,приятное,!! Создание красоты своими руками!!Спасибо за идею!!Обязательно попробую так же!!Галина,Россия,Санкт Петербург..
большое спасибо
@@Planetpearl ❤️❤️❤️🪻🍁🌻🌿🌹🍬🍭
Thank you Peal, I enjoyed your adventure very much. I think the same African ladies who started this type of quilting went to America ending up ar Gee's bend in the USA/ Also Japanese ladies do a similar thing called boro (I think). Cheers from Robyn from Australia.
Hi Robyn yes I think Boro is very similar, many of these are very similar with little variations. Thank you so much for stopping by ❤️
Thank you for sharing, I look forward to seeing your finished project ❤
Progress is slow but it will get done soon . Thank you so much for stopping by 💗
Интересно! У вас такая милая собака❤
Your quilt is absolutely beautiful. Such a nice place you went to. Thank you. From new jersey. Usa
Thank you so much for your kind words. ❤️
This is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing. I've admired Kawandi quilting but didn't know how they were made.
Thank you so much for the kind words
So enjoyed your video. One of these days when I have a break in other projects I want to make something Kawandi….perhaps a shopping bag for the farmers market. What beautiful lush scenery…..except for that dang MacDonald’s. That junk will kill ya🤣
Thank you for your kind words. I’m thinking of turning mine into a bag too . Haven’t decided what kind yet. 😊 . Haha we didn’t go to Mac’s. :) I do like to get the fries sometimes though 😃
@@Planetpearl yeah….those fries are unique, and yummy😊
I’ve just found your video it is 11-45? Here in Ireland I Woukd love to do this type of sewing! Thankyou so much for sharing this calming but informative video x
I’m so glad you like it . Thank you so much for your kind words❤️
I really like the composition of this video. Many decades ago I planned a trip to New Zealand but….as I needed to work while there and the job I had lined up required no special skills I was denied a visa so never made it! Well I now can see the scenery vicariously through you 😊
Aww your words are so encouraging. I also post day trip videos if you are interested. I’m sorry to know your job didn’t go through to Nz. I hope you get a chance to visit New Zealand sometime soon ❤️
No I will not likely make it to New Zealand but I can always do the next best thing and enjoy it through videos like yours. 🥰
What a lovely gentle video, and loved the Kawandi work you were creating. So happy to have found your channel, thank-you for sharing🦋
Thank you so much!
I loved this little video.....PACKED with information and inviting to (as you say,) Zen! Thank you! [...and now I will have to look to see IF you moved forward, and made another project with the inspiration you gained! It would make a great video, pointing-out the differences + similarities of the "modern", as you learned in the class, and TRADITIONAL Kawandi . . . . .
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️
Я живу в России, мне очень нравится, то чем вы занимаетесь, благодарю вас за видео!
Спасибо, что заглянули. пожалуйста.
Spasibo, chto zaglyanuli. pozhaluysta.
I have followed Margaret Fabrisio on TH-cam (atree3) for years. She has first hand historical video of the women doing this type of quilting. It is a must to see this. Kawandi has such a pure spirit which you will find as you watch. I enjoyed your video so much and look forward to more.
Thank you so much for your time. I will check out atree3 channel. I agree, its a very relaxing art form
Hi, You're quilt looks lovely. I am thinking about having a go at one of these lovely quilts. I just have a question about other options for the batting?
Thanks for your help :)
I am no expert and I have not tried alternatives ; but I think a thin flannel or even another layer or two of soft cotton would be a good alternative.
I loved your video and your craft work. Thank you for sharing. I am wondering if there is information about the beautiful jacket that the instructor was wearing.
lorenauriarte.com/quilt-coats/ here’s more information on it if you like to check it out . It’s my pleasure. ❤️
@@Planetpearl thank you for the quick reply
@@VKRollins my pleasure 💕
It's north part of Karnataka state's rural sewing from India , All our grandmother stitches these kind of kawandi , v use it during winter as well as summer.
Yes I have heard of that but unfortunately never had a chance to see in person . If you have pictures please share. Would love to see them. Thank you so much 😊
Ya sure , but how to send pics
@@rajeshwaripoojari6552 please send to knotkrafty@gmail.com . Thank you 😊🙏🏾💕
Sweet
Thank you so much ❤
I just found this video and am interested to learn more. Thank you for sharing your adventure. Your dog is lovely and I now regard those little moments when our Springer spaniel demands my attention as little health breaks as my arthritis is very painful if I stay in the same position too long. Best wishes from Vera in Northern Ireland ❤
Hi Vera, thank you so much for your lovely reply to my video. ❤️
I was wondering if you finished your Kawandi? I've not seen any more videos you've made on your piece?
Hi Paula I’m still working on it on and off . 😅. Thank you for checking on me . I hope to finish it soon 💗
Such an interesting technique. What kind of needle and thread do you use?
The thread is Aurafil 100% cotton No 12 and the needle 3/9 crewel -embroidery needle 😊
Thank you.
@@Planetpearl
I'm enjoying this style of quilting also. I have a question that I haven't found the answer to after watching multiple videos is, do the stitches have to line up one above the other? Or is it just to keep the stitches consistent and the spacing of the rows consistent the idea?
Thank you for your kind words, as far as I know, the stitches don’t have to line up one above the other .
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Amber needs a channel of her own!
@@sphinxtheeminx hehe 😀💗 sure she does . She does have an instagram account though @ambthelab
Thanks for your video. Do you fold under all sides if the scrap pieces or just the ones that are not going to be covered? 😊
Not all the ones , just the ones that go on top 😊 you are welcome 😊
What type of needle and thread?
The thread is Aurafil 100% cotton No 12 and the needle 3/9 crewel -embroidery needle
Hope it helps 💕
It would have beneficial if more time was spent creating the quilt
It was a full day event so we had plenty of time to create the quilt . It was so fun
O cachorro quer brincar.
Oh yes she does ! All the time 😀