You are just amazing. I’m an art teacher, retired, but love how you have developed an art form -- WITH HOLES IN IT! Very nice. I joke a bit. Just beautiful.
What a fantastic tutorial! Just the right balance of explicit instruction and getting us to work it out ourselves and keep the video to a watchable length. Thankyou so much for sharing your expertise. I'm really enjoying your ideas and getting very inspired!
Thanks Emily Im enjoying making the tutorials. Easc one gets a little better as i relax into it. and of course my daughter Julia is a wiz at filming them and editing . I have so many ideas so keep watching x
I didn’t think this was my thing (aesthetic) but I love to learn. By the end of the video my brain was overloaded with ideas. Thank you for sharing your technique!
I have only recently discovered you (suscribed). I first saw Meredith Woolnough and I had never heard of water soluble fabric before. I actually looked at you for the Dorset buttons and was hooked. I do a variety of crafts and I learn something useful from each of them. Off to look at more. I come from Ashton-under-Lyne in lancashire but live in Melbourne Australia.
Very lovely work! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I have worked with silk organza-wonderful, sheer, beautiful. In my work I color the pieces myself with a liquid acrylic paint thinned way down to protect the translucence. I did a rather abstract garden of flowers, green grass, etc. very fun to work with. After basting down the pieces, I hand-stitched the edges of the pieces on top to hold the work together. Lots of work! But I loved it. I laid this on top of my quilt and hand quilted it. It was a very long process and more difficult than it sounds. So glad to hear about a much easier way to go.
My goodness, you are truly a talent! These are absolutely beautiful. I have a cutwork tablecloth my mom made, which this technique reminds me of. What a great idea, I think I blew a valve in my brain watching this because now, I am all kinds of excited to use this in different ways, with organza, lace, wonderful shiny scraps of shiny fabric. How excellent, and how fun! Thank you so much for your genius.
Lovely tutorial, Kathleen. I've just found the Crazy Wool technique too, which is very similar, so I have plenty of the soluble to play with. The panels you showed at the end look fabulous - the transparency is very much like watercolour paintings.
Love to see another creative Brit! Thank you, great video for enabling creative thoughts. Considering now, how to incorporate such techniques into a base for one of my hand crafted flower bouquets... 🤔
Visited Textile event at Swavesey and met some ladies in their third year of your course. Their artwork was stunning. I was fortunate enough to be given taken through one of their art journals, so inspirational. Hope you are feeling better.
These are amazing. I remember seeing you and loving your work at the Fashion and Embroidery Show years ago when it was held at the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate. I have seen you at shows at the NEC too.
Does the fabric need to be prewashed? The only organza I could get are those little bags for favors and such at weddings. I'm sure hoping that works. I also have some glitzy tulle-like fabric that I was going to try for the top & bottom pieces. What's your opinion of that?
Cannot find your organza kits anywhere please link? Or tell me where to find them love the hummingbird one and the butterfly as well as the clematis!!!!
I bought one of your kits and had such a great time making it! Thank you so much for sharing this. I've made my own pieces based on my own designs and I've been looking for a thicker water-soluble stabilizer like the one you included in your kit, but I have been having a hard time finding something similar that is clear. Any suggestions?
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I love this technique but being in Australia can't afford the coast and postage to buy a kit (unfortunately). Thank you again.
I just found your tutorials, techniques, and ideas. I am so pleased and impressed. My only regret is that I didn't find you sooner!
You are just amazing. I’m an art teacher, retired, but love how you have developed an art form -- WITH HOLES IN IT! Very nice. I joke a bit. Just beautiful.
Oh! My Lord, the patience needed to make this. It is absolutely amazing!
What a fantastic tutorial! Just the right balance of explicit instruction and getting us to work it out ourselves and keep the video to a watchable length. Thankyou so much for sharing your expertise. I'm really enjoying your ideas and getting very inspired!
Thanks Emily
Im enjoying making the tutorials. Easc one gets a little better as i relax into it. and of course my daughter Julia is a wiz at filming them and editing . I have so many ideas so keep watching x
I didn’t think this was my thing (aesthetic) but I love to learn. By the end of the video my brain was overloaded with ideas. Thank you for sharing your technique!
I just love, love, love Kathleen Laurel Sage’s ideas. I bought a dragon as my first experiment and that was it. I was hooked.
I have only recently discovered you (suscribed). I first saw Meredith Woolnough and I had never heard of water soluble fabric before. I actually looked at you for the Dorset buttons and was hooked. I do a variety of crafts and I learn something useful from each of them. Off to look at more. I come from Ashton-under-Lyne in lancashire but live in Melbourne Australia.
Wow, such beautiful original designs.
Thanks for the video!
Very lovely work! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I have worked with silk organza-wonderful, sheer, beautiful. In my work I color the pieces myself with a liquid acrylic paint thinned way down to protect the translucence. I did a rather abstract garden of flowers, green grass, etc. very fun to work with. After basting down the pieces, I hand-stitched the edges of the pieces on top to hold the work together. Lots of work! But I loved it. I laid this on top of my quilt and hand quilted it. It was a very long process and more difficult than it sounds. So glad to hear about a much easier way to go.
I love this ! Very use full video - Thank you so much
My goodness, you are truly a talent! These are absolutely beautiful. I have a cutwork tablecloth my mom made, which this technique reminds me of. What a great idea, I think I blew a valve in my brain watching this because now, I am all kinds of excited to use this in different ways, with organza, lace, wonderful shiny scraps of shiny fabric. How excellent, and how fun! Thank you so much for your genius.
Thank you for demonstrating this awesome technique
Beautiful! Honey, that's a wonderful talent and art! Thanks for sharing ☺️!
Wonderful directions.
Outstanding instructions and an amazing process. Once the world returns to normal, I look forward to giving this a whirl - thanks so much!
New Sunnis here... Beautiful work!
Fabulous technique and video. Thanks for sharing.
This is gorgeous. Can't wait to try it
Lovely tutorial, Kathleen. I've just found the Crazy Wool technique too, which is very similar, so I have plenty of the soluble to play with. The panels you showed at the end look fabulous - the transparency is very much like watercolour paintings.
Thanks you glad you enjoyed it, have fun.
Wow, this is amazing! Going to put at the top of my list of new things to try.
bellissimo - tecnica di lavoro molto interessante - grazie !
Please what the plastic called you used your work is outstanding performance thanks for sharing
Love to see another creative Brit! Thank you, great video for enabling creative thoughts.
Considering now, how to incorporate such techniques into a base for one of my hand crafted flower bouquets... 🤔
Hi. You are very good artist
I an iranian and thank you
How wonderful...
Will definitely order a few after Christmas.
In fact I am going straight to look at your shop.
Thank you so much for the inspiration.
Very beautiful and new tecknick.
you have inspired me--i had some stained glass ideas for fabric but didnt know where to start--thank you for showing some great techniques to try
What a brilliant instruction video.
Wow, that's so effective and inspiring., thank you for sharing
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Your welcome I hope you have fun x
Visited Textile event at Swavesey and met some ladies in their third year of your course. Their artwork was stunning. I was fortunate enough to be given taken through one of their art journals, so inspirational. Hope you are feeling better.
You are very welcome Joy
@@joyknight3209 thank you im feeling much better now and im glad you enjoyed the girls work. i am very proud of them all.
These are amazing. I remember seeing you and loving your work at the Fashion and Embroidery Show years ago when it was held at the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate. I have seen you at shows at the NEC too.
Does the fabric need to be prewashed? The only organza I could get are those little bags for favors and such at weddings. I'm sure hoping that works. I also have some glitzy tulle-like fabric that I was going to try for the top & bottom pieces. What's your opinion of that?
How lovely! I wish I had found your channel before I tossed all my yards of organza.
Cannot find your organza kits anywhere please link? Or tell me where to find them love the hummingbird one and the butterfly as well as the clematis!!!!
This blew my mind!! So beautiful and fun
Something unique for me... hard work pays
beautifull thanks ,very interesting.
Such beautiful work...do you have a book published? I would buy it immediately 😍❤️👍
I bought one of your kits and had such a great time making it! Thank you so much for sharing this. I've made my own pieces based on my own designs and I've been looking for a thicker water-soluble stabilizer like the one you included in your kit, but I have been having a hard time finding something similar that is clear. Any suggestions?
This is an amazing technique, thank you so much!!!
fabulous, thank you
Супер! Фантастика! It's amazing! Thank you!
Lovely art! Thank you for sharing your video
Lovely! Really amazing ! Congrats!
Thank you for sharing this idea,so cool!
Couldn’t we use spray baste to secure it together for the free motion part?
What a fabulous technique!
Great tutorial thanks!
fascinating techniques, beautifully created.
Beautiful
pena que não ta em português, mas adorei a técnica, não sei se faria,da trabalho parabéns lindo
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing 💖
So beautiful!
Wow- how beautiful- greetings from NYC!! 😁💗🌷
Beautiful !!! 😍😍😍
Great tutorial. Do u use natural or synthetic organza?
Jennie, i use synthetic . Natural wont work with a soldering iron .
This is extremely neat. When you say, water soluble, are you talking about “stabilizer?”
Yes i do but it needs to be a firm type like solvy ultra
Yes i do but it needs to be a firm type like solvy ultra
Yes i do but it needs to be a firm type like solvy ultra
This was great but I couldn't find anywhere to order a kit.
Kits are available from Kathleenlaurelsage.co.uk the link was in the info beneath the tutorial. Check out all kits on my web site.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I love this technique but being in Australia can't afford the coast and postage to buy a kit (unfortunately). Thank you again.
No Problem. you should be able to source the fabrics in your country and then you can have a play. Its so much fun to do.
Impressive
wonderful
What's that water soluble thing is? How can I find it
Amazing
Where do I go to order a kit? Do you ship to Canada?
Is this polyester organza or silk organza?
You can only use polyester organza otherwise the soldering iron will not cut through the layers.
nice workkk
Creo que no entendí como le quitamos el plástico del diseño no lo que cortamos sino el que queda en la flor
What kind of instrument you're using to burn/cut fabric away?
Gitana Morena , a soldering iron
@@mauidon Thank you 😊
Ой какая красота😍👍
❤ ❤ ❤
您好：請借我分享您的影片感謝您
Muy bonito pero sin traducción bien complicado
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Sorry It did eventually go away.
Are these quilts meant to be only decorative? Doesn't seem practical for everyday use.
Most of your videos will not play, they keep stopping
Organza Sadi
Music is horrible -- couldn't get through it, even though it looks great!
Love it. Is the overlay piece another organza? What colors are most effective for the overlay?
BBC news
Could of gotten rid of the music. You explained things really well but music was distracting and annoying.