I love these interviews, but Brandon just blew me away. I can't explain well enough how this interview 'tickled my brain's I am gob smacked. Thank you for choosing him and sharing this interview.
Brandon has done amazing quilts in a short period of time. I hope you will be inspired to dive deep into what you like to do in quilting. And maybe try a biscotti quilt too. Enjoy
I am with you Brendon - I am also hyper focused. Following the deaths of parents and grandparents in 2019 I threw myself into quilting. in 2020 I completed 40 quilt tops, mostly still just flimsies. Now I have taken on an ambassador role with Pat Sloan and do weekly TH-cam tutorials to go along with her sew alongs. Thank you Karren for this interview - I can now direct people here to get an understanding of my social awkwardness and blunt style of talking. Brendon explained it better than I ever could.
I enjoy the solitude and socializing of quilting. I can pick and choose either so I don’t get too much of one or the other. When I’m alone I do love my music. When working on a southwestern project, I listen to Native American flute. When I’m working on a Christmas quilt, I love Christmas music, etc. Music speaks to me as does quilting. Kudos to these two artists. Ty.
I also love Native American flute. I haven't thought of listening to music while I quilt (I often have quilting TH-cam videos playing) but the next time I'm at my machine, I'm trying music.
Came back to watch this delightful interview, for the third time. One of my favorite lines, "If it doesn't tickle my brain, I am not doing it." Thanks Karen, and thank you Brandon.
What a wonderful interview! His insight about his autism and how he has "learned" to work with it was heartwarming and encouraging. Thank you to both of you!
Love, love, love this interview, Karen you are doing a amazing job with your selections of gifted quilters. I had to watch this one twice. Of course I now have to follow Brandon on Instagram, very appealing. Thanks for all you share. 👍❤️😊
No other designer you have interviewed affected me as much as Brandon Wulf. By sharing his story I recognized ways that I think and produce my art that I have never been able to explain adequately to those people who demand explanations. Thank you so much.
I’m not autistic, but I have the same anxiety with too many people at once. There’s too much noise and too much drama too often. I’m happy to hear I’m “normal.” Lol
What a talented quilter! And a beautiful soul! OMG that biscotti quilt is amazing. I may need to sign up for that class! I love how Brandon pushes the boundaries of quilting and has given himself freedom to create unique pieces of art.
Wow!! What a wonderful interview…Brandon is such an interesting person and loved his perspective on quilting and fabrics. So talented it just blows me away.
What a fascinating man and great interview! One of my adult grandsons is dealing with Asberger's Syndrome, so is hyperfocused and struggles with socialization. I really heard the comments about not understanding body language and social subtleties. A lot of what Brandon talked about helps me understand my beloved Grant! Thanks so much for interviewing Brandon. (And his Biscotti quilts and whole cloth quilting are astounding!)
Thank you for this interview. More wabi-sabi, please. Perfectionism disturbs my enjoyment of sewing and leads me to avoid projects I probably have the skills to do.
This was a great interview in a great series, but please remember that autism is a spectrum disorder with each individual having different strengths and struggles. I recently found out in my 50’s that I have ASD which explains a lot (honesty all the time).
Brandon your grandma is an absolute legend and an inspiration for all us quilters. I now must convince my husband that parking a bus in the yard is a good idea lol. Simply amazing
what a fantastic interview. I'm an introvert with a slight hearing loss and have struggled with large groups and verbal nuances my whole life! It can be so stressful and energy-draining to constantly be on guard. Nice to know I'm not alone!! It's OK to admit discomfort and self-select interactions. Loving zooms, finding it hard to return to in-person. His work is amazing. thanks so much for this introduction to a wonderful being.
I found this an amazing interview on so many levels. In particular, someone I love was recently diagnosed with autism in their sixties and after a lifetime of struggles, it made so much sense of many things. It was fabulous to see how Brandon works with his autism. We should all know our strengths and weaknesses in such a powerful way and be pushing forward to our best. VERY inspiring.
Brandon is incredible! His work is stunning! He is captivating to listen to! I work with children with autism. I wish I could play this interview for all the neurotypical people in the world. He presents the autistic point of view beautifully. Thank you for sharing him with us.
An amazing man with a unique twist on quilting. Just wonderful to listen to him and hear his laugh. Many thanks Karen. Another great interview from you. Sydney, Australia 🌺
That was an AMAZING interview. I'm definitely interested in taking Brandon's biscotti class. His biscotti quilts just seem to glow. And I really appreciate his attitude regarding "mistakes."
WOW! Brandon touched on so much that I really relate to...autism and I didn't realize it. Thank you! I knew it runs in my family but didn't know the extent the spectrum has and how much I have in common with Brandon. This sheds a whole new light on things for me. I always enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming. ♥
Watched this video yesterday, bought the course this morning and started watching the lessons. Made notes along the way, 2 hours ago I went to the sewing room and decided on the fabrics,,,, I’m already halfway through the construction of the first step. This is going to be an awesome experience. THANKS Karen for all the wonderful things you’ve exposed us to.
Karen you are AMAZING How do you find these unusual and brilliant quilters. Brandon is different and so so wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I cant even explain how much you have taught me in quilting.
I absolutely adore your quilt circle videos. They are all amazing. But this is on another level. Absolutely wonderful interview! Thank you, Karen and Brandon!
Brandon, when you started speaking about how fabrics may come and go, that nothing is gonna be around forever so just use it, that was spoken directly to me. I DO THAT! Hold on to fabric until I'm more experienced. So afraid of making waste. Started a pattern called stars in the crown, and it required several sets of flying geese-my first attempt! Ooo, exciting. Thank you Accuquilt for allowing me to manage to cut ALL the pieces out in one day. Thank you chain piecing for zooming me through losing my count, and confusing me properly! And some day, I'll figure out how to use all those flying geese that are too short at the points! 😆 It's hard to say, well, this is all wrong, can I use it some other way? Should I rip it all apart? Should I just put it away and move on, hoping that it'll come in handy somewhere down the road? That's what I did. I may decide to rip and try it again, but making all those mistakes taught me-the yellow fabric was too flimsy. I learned a something after all from that. I still have the pattern. The next time, it will be better!!
"Leaning in" reminded me of something Gerald Roy said at a class of his that I took at the Vermont Quilt Festival. Rather than take a whole bunch of classes on different topics, pick an area and explore multiple aspects of it.
Wow -- the Biscotti quilts; I hope he has a class on this! I can't type what I said out loud when I first saw it. Something very freeing about his style and philosophy about fabric, colors, and quilting -- reminds me of your interview with Chris English. Brandon really inspires me to break free of some molds! Thanks for another great interview.
I really enjoyed learning about Brandon's creative process. It gives me the urge to cut into my "preciously preserved" cotton! Thanks for another great interview :)
I love this interview! I have the same tendencies as Brandon and made me feel better about the way I quilt. Love your videos Karen! Your’e so inspirational!
Wow! His classes sound intense. My sister can do a quilt top in a day. It takes me a week to cut out a row. Giant tortoises and sloths sew faster than I do.
Thanks for another lovely interview, Karen, nice to meet you, Brandon. The quilt behind him is similar to the one you have behind you on some of your older videos, color palette is strikingly different.
I think of "tickle my brain" akin to "makes my heart happy". There's something to be said for having the ability to treat the fabric as fabric, to be used and not "stashed". Biscotti...now that's a cool concept...has a one block wonder "feel" to it but much more random. Love the table runner.
Wonderful interview, yes, I will be checking out his Instagram, Facebook, etc. I am interested in taking his biscotti quilt class, too! My daughter has not been diagnosed, but is pretty sure she is autistic, she leans in as well. Finished high school in 3 years and a bachelor's degree in 4 years! She is awesome, as is Mr. Wulff!! Thank you, Karen!
⭐️🌟💫🌟⭐️ Just WOW! My 11yo grandson is autistic and was watching with me, and when he heard Brandon say that HE was autistic, too, he thought it was cool! He made associations like both having brown hair and eyes, etc. Logan ended up going to the store with his Poppy, but the rest of the interview really helped me and gave me a little more insight into Logan. He's recently come to live with us because he seems to do better than with his 4 younger brothers and sisters, especially with sensory overload. School is about to start, which is going to be something new for us, dealing with his challenges. I appreciated Brandon's point of view!!❤️❤️
What an amazing man and maker , it's so interesting to hear how his brain works creatively ,and it's great that it's also educating a bit about autism . Great video ,thank you Karen .
I love these interviews, but Brandon just blew me away. I can't explain well enough how this interview 'tickled my brain's I am gob smacked. Thank you for choosing him and sharing this interview.
Thank you for watching it so happy you enjoyed it.
Brandon has done amazing quilts in a short period of time. I hope you will be inspired to dive deep into what you like to do in quilting. And maybe try a biscotti quilt too. Enjoy
I am with you Brendon - I am also hyper focused. Following the deaths of parents and grandparents in 2019 I threw myself into quilting. in 2020 I completed 40 quilt tops, mostly still just flimsies. Now I have taken on an ambassador role with Pat Sloan and do weekly TH-cam tutorials to go along with her sew alongs. Thank you Karren for this interview - I can now direct people here to get an understanding of my social awkwardness and blunt style of talking. Brendon explained it better than I ever could.
I enjoy the solitude and socializing of quilting. I can pick and choose either so I don’t get too much of one or the other. When I’m alone I do love my music. When working on a southwestern project, I listen to Native American flute. When I’m working on a Christmas quilt, I love Christmas music, etc. Music speaks to me as does quilting. Kudos to these two artists. Ty.
Music as I quilt or audiobook, for sure, but my music varies, need a bounce while free motion quilting.
I also love Native American flute. I haven't thought of listening to music while I quilt (I often have quilting TH-cam videos playing) but the next time I'm at my machine, I'm trying music.
Thank you for interviewing Brandon Wulff. Such an amazing person and extremely talented.😊
Came back to watch this delightful interview, for the third time. One of my favorite lines, "If it doesn't tickle my brain, I am not doing it." Thanks Karen, and thank you Brandon.
What a wonderful interview! His insight about his autism and how he has "learned" to work with it was heartwarming and encouraging. Thank you to both of you!
Love, love, love this interview, Karen you are doing a amazing job with your selections of gifted quilters. I had to watch this one twice.
Of course I now have to follow Brandon on Instagram, very appealing. Thanks for all you share. 👍❤️😊
No other designer you have interviewed affected me as much as Brandon Wulf. By sharing his story I recognized ways that I think and produce my art that I have never been able to explain adequately to those people who demand explanations. Thank you so much.
I’m so happy.
I’m not autistic, but I have the same anxiety with too many people at once. There’s too much noise and too much drama too often. I’m happy to hear I’m “normal.” Lol
Likely you are introverted.
Wow, Brandon is amazing. I couldn’t take a break from the video. And, I too, feel more understanding now about why I have anxiety when in groups.
What a talented quilter! And a beautiful soul! OMG that biscotti quilt is amazing. I may need to sign up for that class! I love how Brandon pushes the boundaries of quilting and has given himself freedom to create unique pieces of art.
Brandon Wolff is a talented, generous soul; this was a lovely interview - thank you.
Wow!! What a wonderful interview…Brandon is such an interesting person and loved his perspective on quilting and fabrics. So talented it just blows me away.
What a fascinating man and great interview! One of my adult grandsons is dealing with Asberger's Syndrome, so is hyperfocused and struggles with socialization. I really heard the comments about not understanding body language and social subtleties. A lot of what Brandon talked about helps me understand my beloved Grant! Thanks so much for interviewing Brandon. (And his Biscotti quilts and whole cloth quilting are astounding!)
Thank you for this interview. More wabi-sabi, please. Perfectionism disturbs my enjoyment of sewing and leads me to avoid projects I probably have the skills to do.
This was a great interview in a great series, but please remember that autism is a spectrum disorder with each individual having different strengths and struggles. I recently found out in my 50’s that I have ASD which explains a lot (honesty all the time).
Yes it is a spectrum. You are correct.
Brandon your grandma is an absolute legend and an inspiration for all us quilters. I now must convince my husband that parking a bus in the yard is a good idea lol. Simply amazing
Hahaha ❣
She caught a lot of heck from the neighbours and the city but she won It’s no different than a she shed
what a fantastic interview. I'm an introvert with a slight hearing loss and have struggled with large groups and verbal nuances my whole life! It can be so stressful and energy-draining to constantly be on guard. Nice to know I'm not alone!! It's OK to admit discomfort and self-select interactions. Loving zooms, finding it hard to return to in-person. His work is amazing. thanks so much for this introduction to a wonderful being.
Wow, those biscotti quilts are AMAZING!!!
I really enjoyed this video. I also enjoyed the one with Tula Pink. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed them. I’m working on episode 47 right now 😊
Great interview with a very interesting quilter. Such beautiful works especially the biscotti quilts. ♥️🇦🇺
That quilted chair😍 Fascinating interview.
I love this biscotti quilt design. Fabulous interview. ⭐
I found this an amazing interview on so many levels. In particular, someone I love was recently diagnosed with autism in their sixties and after a lifetime of struggles, it made so much sense of many things. It was fabulous to see how Brandon works with his autism. We should all know our strengths and weaknesses in such a powerful way and be pushing forward to our best. VERY inspiring.
Brandon is incredible! His work is stunning! He is captivating to listen to! I work with children with autism. I wish I could play this interview for all the neurotypical people in the world. He presents the autistic point of view beautifully. Thank you for sharing him with us.
I find it so interesting that the Quilting Marine and Brandon note that “it is just fabric”. I love that!
I love the way he talked about truth and being blunt. I can relate.
thank you Karen,thank you Brandon for the most happy time I have had in ages listening to the two of you. I felt at home everything hit home!
Wow, that was REALLY enjoyable. His level of self-awareness is truly impressive, and is giving me a lot to think about. xoxo
Enjoyed Brandon so much. His work is beautiful.
Wish I had the time to JUST SEW! But life keeps getting in the way 🤣🤣 Wonderful interview 👍😃 Thanks for sharing 🇬🇧
An amazing man with a unique twist on quilting. Just wonderful to listen to him and hear his laugh. Many thanks Karen. Another great interview from you. Sydney, Australia 🌺
What a gem! I’m thinking I might be autistic! He’s a treasure. Thank you Karen for sharing people with us.
I love all of your interviews but these was absolutely my favorite. What a terrific guy and accomplished quilter!!
All I can say is 'Wow'. He's amazing and so are his quilts. Love the Biscotti in particular.
OMG!!! I love 💕 the biscotti quilts!!! DEFINITELY going on my To Do List!!! Thank you for sharing this!!
That was an AMAZING interview. I'm definitely interested in taking Brandon's biscotti class. His biscotti quilts just seem to glow. And I really appreciate his attitude regarding "mistakes."
WOW! Brandon touched on so much that I really relate to...autism and I didn't realize it. Thank you! I knew it runs in my family but didn't know the extent the spectrum has and how much I have in common with Brandon. This sheds a whole new light on things for me. I always enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming. ♥
I agree with the other comments and I loved how he describe you and your videos. You are both awesome ♡♡♡
A very talented gentleman, thoroughly enjoyed the interview Karen. Thank you
Watched this video yesterday, bought the course this morning and started watching the lessons. Made notes along the way, 2 hours ago I went to the sewing room and decided on the fabrics,,,, I’m already halfway through the construction of the first step. This is going to be an awesome experience. THANKS Karen for all the wonderful things you’ve exposed us to.
Please share your results.
@@bwulffandco2256 I wish we could post a picture here. I’ll share on the class area and I’ll send a few pictures to Karen.
@@luannfischer747 yes I did see it’s beautiful.
Karen you are AMAZING
How do you find these unusual and brilliant quilters. Brandon is different and so so wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I cant even explain how much you have taught me in quilting.
Thank you so much! I am always curious so I am always looking for guests
I absolutely adore your quilt circle videos. They are all amazing. But this is on another level. Absolutely wonderful interview! Thank you, Karen and Brandon!
Thank you.
Brandon, when you started speaking about how fabrics may come and go, that nothing is gonna be around forever so just use it, that was spoken directly to me. I DO THAT! Hold on to fabric until I'm more experienced. So afraid of making waste. Started a pattern called stars in the crown, and it required several sets of flying geese-my first attempt! Ooo, exciting. Thank you Accuquilt for allowing me to manage to cut ALL the pieces out in one day. Thank you chain piecing for zooming me through losing my count, and confusing me properly! And some day, I'll figure out how to use all those flying geese that are too short at the points! 😆 It's hard to say, well, this is all wrong, can I use it some other way? Should I rip it all apart? Should I just put it away and move on, hoping that it'll come in handy somewhere down the road? That's what I did. I may decide to rip and try it again, but making all those mistakes taught me-the yellow fabric was too flimsy. I learned a something after all from that. I still have the pattern. The next time, it will be better!!
Thank you for sharing. Brandon is amazing!!
Thank you
"Leaning in" reminded me of something Gerald Roy said at a class of his that I took at the Vermont Quilt Festival. Rather than take a whole bunch of classes on different topics, pick an area and explore multiple aspects of it.
This was wonderful! Thank you both!
Oh I just loved this interview with Brandon Wulff. It was amazing. Thank you,
Wow -- the Biscotti quilts; I hope he has a class on this! I can't type what I said out loud when I first saw it. Something very freeing about his style and philosophy about fabric, colors, and quilting -- reminds me of your interview with Chris English. Brandon really inspires me to break free of some molds! Thanks for another great interview.
Brandon amazing guy not only for his talent, but is help in understanding a bit more about autism. Thank you for this fabulous interview
I really enjoyed learning about Brandon's creative process. It gives me the urge to cut into my "preciously preserved" cotton! Thanks for another great interview :)
Fascinating interview, a very inspiring artist and so talented. Congratulations Brandon your success. 🇨🇦
Excellent interview! What a talented young man! His insights definitely “tickled my brain”! Thank you Karen for your interviews…love them! 🤗
I love this interview! I have the same tendencies as Brandon and made me feel better about the way I quilt. Love your videos Karen! Your’e so inspirational!
What an amazing interview! Truly enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you, Karen, for sharing and introducing us to all these fabulous crafters.🌹🥰🌹
LOVED this! Brandon’s artist approach to quilting was really inspiring. I’m going to practice saying, It’s just fabric!
What a delightful interview. Brandon is such an inspiration. It was so interesting to hear him speak about autism and how he manages his challenges.
LOVED THE BISCOTI ONE!!!! :) This was a great interview, but all of them are great. :)
I have taken Brandon's Biscotti class. I highly recommend it! It is a fresh and brave way to think about quilting.
Yet another wonderful interview. You really find speakers who give me a lot of pleasure Karen. Yes things tickle my brain too just like Brandon. 💜💜
Wow! His classes sound intense. My sister can do a quilt top in a day. It takes me a week to cut out a row. Giant tortoises and sloths sew faster than I do.
Don't compare yourself to anyone else. You are an individual. Celebrate that!
You & me both!!
Love this interview! So interesting!
Wonderful interview. He was so interesting and. I really enjoyed him.
What a talented man. Very likable. Great interview.
I love all your interviews, but this one was especially interesting. I hope you keep it up.
What an enlightening and informative interview. Excellent as always - thank you!
Love this interview! What a great idea for smaller tiny sashing! Love it! Thank you both!!
Love this interview He is amazing
I enjoy your interviews, Karen. This one with Brandon was delightful and inspiring and so fun!
Thanks for another lovely interview, Karen, nice to meet you, Brandon. The quilt behind him is similar to the one you have behind you on some of your older videos, color palette is strikingly different.
Oh I so did enjoy Brandon's interview! I love hearing working thru his challenges to create! I very much needed to hear this interview! Thanks!
Another great interview. It really tickled my fancy!😊
You have the best interviews such interesting and fascinating people. Thank you for showcasing these artists
Thank you for bringing us such interesting people and topics. I get a lot out of your interviews. You expand our minds.
What a fantastic and informative lecture. Thank you so much. He explains his process so we can all understand. Great interview.
This was a wonderful interview. Brandon was awesome. Definitely will check out his social media. What a great guy.
WOW an amazing quilter. Great interview. Thanks
Such a joy to see and hear about this wonderful and creative guy. Brandon, you’re amazing!
Thank you.
This was such an informative interview in so many ways! Thanks to both of you.
I think of "tickle my brain" akin to "makes my heart happy". There's something to be said for having the ability to treat the fabric as fabric, to be used and not "stashed". Biscotti...now that's a cool concept...has a one block wonder "feel" to it but much more random. Love the table runner.
Love this interview. If he can do it, then I can do it.
possibly my most favorite interview to date
That is lovely to hear.
The best interview yet.. Brandon spoke to my soul.. now to sign up for that biscotti class. Thank you so much Karen so inspiring 🥰
Wonderful man, great quilts.
Terrific interview. Thanks Karen.
Brandon you are an amazing Quilter.
Karen, I loved everything about this interview. My favorite may be "tickle my brain". Thank you for bringing this to us.
Fantastic interview! I was in awe. Loved it!
Brilliant choice of guest artist...enjoyed everything he had to share.
How interesting! I’m fascinated by creative people who come up with new ideas or different ways of doing things.
Interesting isnt it
Wow! What a great interview❤️ thank you
Wonderful interview, yes, I will be checking out his Instagram, Facebook, etc. I am interested in taking his biscotti quilt class, too! My daughter has not been diagnosed, but is pretty sure she is autistic, she leans in as well. Finished high school in 3 years and a bachelor's degree in 4 years! She is awesome, as is Mr. Wulff!! Thank you, Karen!
⭐️🌟💫🌟⭐️
Just WOW! My 11yo grandson is autistic and was watching with me, and when he heard Brandon say that HE was autistic, too, he thought it was cool! He made associations like both having brown hair and eyes, etc.
Logan ended up going to the store with his Poppy, but the rest of the interview really helped me and gave me a little more insight into Logan. He's recently come to live with us because he seems to do better than with his 4 younger brothers and sisters, especially with sensory overload. School is about to start, which is going to be something new for us, dealing with his challenges. I appreciated Brandon's point of view!!❤️❤️
You're a great grandma. So glad this helps.
Oh I’m so happy to help also.
@@bwulffandco2256 Thank you so much!
What an amazing man and maker , it's so interesting to hear how his brain works creatively ,and it's great that it's also educating a bit about autism . Great video ,thank you Karen .
Such beautiful work. Interesting chap.
One of the best interviews EVER!! ❤️
Thank you.
That was a delightful interview! Now I have to follow him!
Fascinating. Wonderful. This was a great interview.
Terrific interview with Brandon ! thank you Karen these interviews are so wonderful