Thank you for sharing this. I sure appreciate her thoughts on used old, discarded pieces. I see the passion in her eyes when she talks of them. I’m a crafter sewing is my first love and I am always curious of my waste even the tiniest scraps of fabric. I too appreciate vintage fabric. Once again thank and I think her creativity is simply brilliant.
Thanks so much for this interview with the brilliant Carol Sarchet! I'm glad I stumbled on it while looking for something to listen to while working in my new kitchen cabinets, even though it slowed down the process because I had to keep looking at the screen.
Thank you so much Carol, I really really enjoyed watching and listening to you tell us all about textiles and some of your beautifully stunning pieces that you have. I absolutely love ❤❤❤ and adore textiles too, and I’m so interested to hear from you as you have such an incredible talent and expertise for textiles of all kinds.
I have treasure textiles late in life. I too sewed my clothes once I had a machine and my mother was of the age to make all of our clothes. I really enjoyed and envy you as a textile artist. I hope to see more of your videos.
I love this interview. I haven't had the opportunity to learn of this artist. I am unable to find the second video. Thank you for sharing her with us. She is a gifted artist.
Thank you, thank you for sharing this interview with Carol.....what an inspiration. Being a quilter, crafter, knitter etc, etc I am always delighted when I discover new ideas. I loved this!
Yes- the same when i discovered her too- i would love to meet her and work with her- she is my inspiration too. I used to be a weaver, knitting, painter and pastel- now im in textile and fabric !
This was a fascinating video. Carol has a very Inspiring attitude and view of the world and the value of discarded items. I look forward to part two. Thank you.
I love how you value discarded things. I love to utilize scraps and throw-aways as well in my art. I agree that they don't make things now-a-days as well as they used to.
Great interview - thank you. Photo tip: When you want to show detail - please don't pan the camera - zoom in and hold for a moment or two because the person viewing don't know - yet - what they're looking at and needs a moment to focus on something. Otherwise, it's visually disturbing and a total waste of time to even bother.
Thank you for sharing this. I sure appreciate her thoughts on used old, discarded pieces. I see the passion in her eyes when she talks of them. I’m a crafter sewing is my first love and I am always curious of my waste even the tiniest scraps of fabric. I too appreciate vintage fabric. Once again thank and I think her creativity is simply brilliant.
Great word!! Her Passion!!
I really enjoyed your interview with Carol and can totally relate to her love of textiles and how she then becomes inspired to create with them. ❤❤❤
I’ve had finally found someone with my attitude, I have treasured textiles since I was a child and am in awe of Carol. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
I feel exactly the same. Was interested since I was a child. Now in my old age I have become more creative for "myself" & not only for others. 😂
Thanks so much for this interview with the brilliant Carol Sarchet! I'm glad I stumbled on it while looking for something to listen to while working in my new kitchen cabinets, even though it slowed down the process because I had to keep looking at the screen.
Thank you so much Carol, I really really enjoyed watching and listening to you tell us all about textiles and some of your beautifully stunning pieces that you have. I absolutely love ❤❤❤ and adore textiles too, and I’m so interested to hear from you as you have such an incredible talent and expertise for textiles of all kinds.
Thank you so much! I'll pass your comments on to Carol!
I have treasure textiles late in life. I too sewed my clothes once I had a machine and my mother was of the age to make all of our clothes. I really enjoyed and envy you as a textile artist. I hope to see more of your videos.
Such an artist! How wonderful to meet her!
What a wonderful introduction to Carol and her works--thanks you so much for sharing with us I thoroughly enjoyed this video hugs, Julierose
I love this women and this interview. ❤❤❤
I love this interview. I haven't had the opportunity to learn of this artist. I am unable to find the second video. Thank you for sharing her with us. She is a gifted artist.
Beautiful interview, very inspiring, thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure!
Loved learning about her. Very interesting artist.
LOVE this interview! What a fascinating and creative lady. And that embroidered shirt. Oh my🦋
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this
Thank you, thank you for sharing this interview with Carol.....what an inspiration. Being a quilter, crafter, knitter etc, etc I am always delighted when I discover new ideas. I loved this!
Yes- the same when i discovered her too- i would love to meet her and work with her- she is my inspiration too. I used to be a weaver, knitting, painter and pastel- now im in textile and fabric !
I love the denim pieces. So organic.
Well done, Lisa. This was a delightful story
Thank you!
I m impressed beautiful working 👍👍👍👍👍
I LOVE her work, her attitude, her thinking about we should think more of our planet and her ART - which i style and lots of het depth in her Art.
Inspiring!
Chapeux bas... You are incredibly good,
God bless you...
Thank you so much for this interview. A truly lovely soul & artist . Very inspiring.
Glad you enjoyed it! She is amazing!
This was a fascinating video. Carol has a very Inspiring attitude and view of the world and the value of discarded items. I look forward to part two. Thank you.
I love how you value discarded things. I love to utilize scraps and throw-aways as well in my art. I agree that they don't make things now-a-days as well as they used to.
What a cool lady love her passion
I would love to meet her.
Go Carol🎉 I am like-minded. You are a gift 🌞
She is! Thank you!
Beautiful woman.
Where can I see the work of this artist? I can't find anything about her on the web.
Part 2 is coming on June 21st. Unfortunately, she has not had an online presence, which is one of the reasons I wanted to share her work!
Where is part 2 please
Part 2 is coming on June 21st!
Beautiful and amazing meat beautiful working new Like stay connected
Great interview - thank you. Photo tip: When you want to show detail - please don't pan the camera - zoom in and hold for a moment or two because the person viewing don't know - yet - what they're looking at and needs a moment to focus on something. Otherwise, it's visually disturbing and a total waste of time to even bother.
I was filming this one handed with a broken arm. It's my hope that any future videos of this type will be much easier to view.