Hi Marion, that’s a very pretty wild rose and so realistic and as always I enjoyed watching you create it. I hope you get rid of those sniffles and feel better soon x I know you thank all of your viewers in every video but honestly the biggest thanks has to go to you for being so generous sharing your talent and skills with us all, I know I really appreciate all that you do and I look forward so much to the next one. ❤❤
Marion.. you never cease to amaze me with your wonderful skills and artistic eye. Everything you make is beautiful and made with love. ❤ Hope you feel better soon. X
This little flower book is turning out so lovely. The rose is so sweet and I loved how you incorporated the lace as petals. Handmade Christmas gifts are always the best. I always appreciated them because I knew the person who made it, took the time, effort and filled the piece with lots of love specially for me! You can still record the videos Marion, just don’t release them until after the holidays, this way it wont spoil the surprise ❤❤❤
What can I say? Marion, you have amazed me yet again!!! Such a beautiful rose 🌹 very lovely!!! I really like watching how you layer things to bring the rose to life....all your techniques bring ideas to my life...prayers for you to get to feeling better 🙏 ❤ I am also very interested in the quilt you're working on and I'm looking forward to those videos....Happy stitching and blessings to you dear Marion ❤
Your rose is just perfection Marion. I do hope you get over your cold soon. Can’t wait to see your next project! And I love your thoughts about Christmas presents. Hand made gifts will be treasured ❤
That's exactly what I was going to say- exquisite work on the stitch book! Your embroidery stitching is so peaceful to watch and it's great you're using thread leftovers. You are so talented. Regards from Michigan
Marion, this video helped so much with construction technique. I'm doing something I haven't done before, so your instruction is extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
Magnificent. I love the way you sew. The wild briar’ is a beauty, come, almost to life on your page. I could , pretty much, see a wonderful book coming from your work. 👏
Lovely! Every bit is excellent. Your inventiveness inspires me to think in different ways. I’ve been evolving toward this for several years. Inspired, I’ve been hand-hemming flannel face cloths for myself, and will make a few for my daughter. A nice gift for birthday or xmas. I like to find thrift gifts, too. I put a little tag on the gift that says “thrifted.” I made the tags from grocery bag handles. The bags get used as gift wrap. It all makes me happy. I hope your cold fads soon. I got one on our vacation up north. My husband’s COVID test was positive. He clearly had a fever. I did not. We’re 100% vaccinated. Toddle-oo! 💜💜💜
Pleased you liked it Mara. I think that every little bit we can do makes a difference.. Of course, present wise, you have to know that the recipient will appreciate something handmade... 🤔 because not everyone does.... I think my family would get a shock if I bought something 😂 Also I don't expect them to do the same. I always say I don't want anything. Just enjoy time together 😊
Sweet wild rose- the little lace insets and the pink stitching around the petals really make it! I haven’t done finger crochet since I was a wee girl-long ago- great to see again!! I finally got my version of the bird portrait done- I’ll send it on Instagram. Love everything thing you do and all the skills and techniques that you share! You are the best!! You keep it real!
Thank you! I’ve really only done outline embroidery before so it’s been good practice to do the filling in stitches- it’s fun!! Now on to the quicker slow stitch style- working on a wren now-you are instrumental in inspiring me to try all sorts of things!! I love embroidery on Inktense backgrounds-so many wonderful possibilities!!!!
I thought everyone knew how to finger crochet a chain...🤔 it's how we were taught before we even had a crochet hook... I think it was so easy to do, that by the time you'd made yards of chain your brain and hand already had the action for using a hook.
I love how the dog rose turned out.. The lace in the centre worked out so well. I learn so many new techniques when watching you. I have enough ideas of my own then you come along with even more!! I need to put some of them into practice. Thank you. 😊
Thanks Gillian. I'm always seeing new to me techniques and new ways of doing things. I think it's what keeps us creating and moving forward with our crafting in whatever medium we're in at the time... Thank you for watching. Hope you keep enjoying my videos.
I am more than enjoying your videos, I seem to be doing more of that than creating myself!! I do thread painting but am now trying to be more lose with my work after watching you create. I have only just found you the last few days so I have some more videos to catch up with. I do that mostly of an evening. Thank you Marian for taking the time to follow up on my comments. I also use Intense paint but wet the fabric with a small spray bottle of water, this doesn't fluff up the fabric as much as brushing it on.😊 @@marionsworld24
I’ve only recently found your channel and began watching the flower stitch book first. This is just lovely and I am enjoying each episode. I am looking forward to the other videos and especially the bird book next.
A delightful flower. The hand crocheted stem was a revelation to me. I hope to use this for my current project, which is a set of apppliqued and beaded flowers for another floor screen.
Another beautiful flower page , I'd forgotton about finger stitching used to do lots when I was a young girl ,would sew it into rounds to make mats! Every video you make is exciting to watch ❤ xx
I'm all better now thank you. Just a bit of a cough left. Yes, I knit my jumper at the beginning of the year. I wear almost all handmade clothes. The rest is thrifted and altered. It's years since I bought new from an actual clothes shop!...
Love how you use what you have to complete your designs. The finger crochet is very effective. I’ve got your cold too. You are very dedicated to craft every day. Tfs Marion.
Beautiful 😍 love the book so far. Thanks Marion I've learned so much and even though I can't do the finer embroidery I'm going to try the easier stitches.😅
The rose came out lovely. I make hand made gifts in my little family too. Maybe you can film bits of making them and post it in January. It doesn't matter to us if it's after Christmas! And you would have a "video in the can" as they say and you can take a week off!
Thank you Marion! I may have commented already on this one but I just had a thought! Since this video is a year old now and it’s time to be making Christmas presents for this year, perhaps you can share some of the things that you made last year without giving away what’s up for this year? By doing it a year behind we can still benefit from your wonderful ideas without having your family and friends know what they are getting ahead of time…that is if everyone is okay with it. Just a thought. 💕Donna
The dog rose is beautiful. In Dutch it is called hondsroos. Hond is dog and roos is rose. It isn't always almost the same in both languages. You can use your elderberryjam now for your cold. Works really well. I like the idea of making presents for Christmas. It is a pitty (don't know if this is the right word) you cannot show us what you make, before Christmas. But after giving the presents is a good time to show what you made. Next year there is Christmas again. 😃
Thanks Marjan. I've been taking my elderberry syrup. I make it with ginger and cloves. It works a treat! 😊 I'm sure I'll be able to show some things anyway... I don't think it should be a bother 🤞
I make some elderberry syrup with cinnamon, a little nutmeg and ginger and cloves. It taste so good, you almost want to have a cold the whole winter. 😆Not really of course, I'am very happy I'am very healthy.
Your dog rose turned out beautifully. You are so skilled. The spoons are gorgeous. I must get back to making some, they are such fun to make. Your cardigan is lovely. Was it from a pattern or did you make it up yourself. I've got the wool for a colour work scarf but am a little intimidated by it. It's only two yarns but they are both variegated wools, so the end result looks complicated. Just need to pluck up the courage to start. I do a lot of sewing techniques but not much knitting. Just a few pairs of socks and some shawls. Patterns scare me a bit. I look forward to seeing what you are making next. Thanks for your inspiring videos.
I think shawls and socks can intimidate other knitters so you must be experienced already I think 😊 just jump right in...it won't be that bad 😊 My cardigan is the Blaithin pattern by Kate Davies. It's quite a few years since I knit it... a really lovely pattern 💕
Oh it's been growing for years 😅 I used to do embroidery from kits many years ago. In those days I used to keep the threads numbered and separated by make. Once I started to make my own embroidery designs up I wasn't interested in the numbers any more, so I wasn't bothered by winding the spare threads back on the bobbins. So I like the way it organically grew 😊 By keeping the spare bits in the tangle my bobbins stay neat and tidy. I always look first to use a thread from the pile before I get a new piece. It works well for me..🪡🧵☺️
I'm pleased you enjoyed seeing the dog rose being stitched. I'm afraid I don't keep the numbers or names of the threads. I choose just based on colour and texture alone and years ago decided just to order my threads in colour order regardless.
I know I'm being selfish, but you could film the making of the Christmas gifts but not show the videos until after Christmas. You do such interesting things!
What a bummer Marion, such a lovely trip, but thats not a souvenir 😂never seen finger crochet, cool.another new flower for me, lovely finish🧵🤧feel better soon🌹
Well Yvonne... I thought everyone knew how to do finger chains... it's one of the first things we learned as children. I remember making long chsins in different colours and plaiting them together to make braids for no reason in particular 😊
@@marionsworld24 unfortunately Marion I did not have a domestic mother, so I was not aware of such things. She was a single mom who worked to care for us.
I was lucky that my Mam worked at home. She earned money sewing for other people so I was surrounded by all that from a young age. I think we were taught to do these small things to keep us occupied and out of the way whilst Mam got stuff done... This is back in the 60's too... Sounds like our Mams were trying to do their best...
I burnished first with the stones. That was a new technique for me and makes such a difference... then oiled with walnut oil. I should have used beeswax too but I don't have any at the moment.
Hi Marion, that’s a very pretty wild rose and so realistic and as always I enjoyed watching you create it. I hope you get rid of those sniffles and feel better soon x
I know you thank all of your viewers in every video but honestly the biggest thanks has to go to you for being so generous sharing your talent and skills with us all, I know I really appreciate all that you do and I look forward so much to the next one. ❤❤
Thanks so much Sue. You're a 🌟 😊
Marion.. you never cease to amaze me with your wonderful skills and artistic eye. Everything you make is beautiful and made with love. ❤ Hope you feel better soon. X
I'm already nearly back to tip top thanks 😊
Found your wonderful channel and cannot believe the range of your crafting talents!
Thank you Karen. I think it's just that I;m interested in so much and have been making things since I was a child.
I am glad that you just never stopped, and I am happy to be carried along with you on your crafting adventures.
Hurrah...and thank you 💐🪡🧵
I love watching and learning from you ! You are so sweet Marion !!
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This little flower book is turning out so lovely. The rose is so sweet and I loved how you incorporated the lace as petals. Handmade Christmas gifts are always the best. I always appreciated them because I knew the person who made it, took the time, effort and filled the piece with lots of love specially for me! You can still record the videos Marion, just don’t release them until after the holidays, this way it wont spoil the surprise ❤❤❤
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What can I say? Marion, you have amazed me yet again!!! Such a beautiful rose 🌹 very lovely!!! I really like watching how you layer things to bring the rose to life....all your techniques bring ideas to my life...prayers for you to get to feeling better 🙏 ❤
I am also very interested in the quilt you're working on and I'm looking forward to those videos....Happy stitching and blessings to you dear Marion ❤
Thanks so much Sheryl. 💐🙂
You really are a treasure. Thanks for sharing your projects with us.
Beautiful rose!! Also, I loved the Scotland tour!
Thanks so much Jani
Your rose is just perfection Marion. I do hope you get over your cold soon. Can’t wait to see your next project! And I love your thoughts about Christmas presents. Hand made gifts will be treasured ❤
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Now I have found this video, it's a favourite really enjoy it and going back to watch others I missed
Thanks Brenda. I'm so happy you liked it...
Very pretty dog rose Marion. Hope you'll be feeling better soon.
Thanks. I'm on the mend already 😊
Your stitching is beautiful. I am so happy when I watch you.
That makes me happy too! Thank you 😊
You are an amazing person Marion, so talented and versatile🥰 Get well soon! I always look forward to your inspiring videos
Thank you... I'm definitely feeling better already 💐
I love your videos so much. Thank you for sharing your lovely hobbies and your love of nature.
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you dear Marion, Looking forward for the next videos. Lovely!!
Hope you carry on enjoying them😊
How beautiful!! Thank you, Marion!! ❤
Happy to travel along with you and your journey. Thank you
Really delightful Marion. My heart lifts every time I see you have done another video, thank you.
That's so lovely of you to say Catherine. Thank you so much 💐
Amazing
Thanks marion for sharing yourself and your exquisite work. You are such an inspiration!
That's exactly what I was going to say- exquisite work on the stitch book! Your embroidery stitching is so peaceful to watch and it's great you're using thread leftovers. You are so talented. Regards from Michigan
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Another winning page! - thank you for inspiration!!
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Marion, this video helped so much with construction technique. I'm doing something I haven't done before, so your instruction is extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
Beautiful page! Take care of your cold!
Ginger tea, honey and lemon are helping thank you 🙂
Magnificent. I love the way you sew. The wild briar’ is a beauty, come, almost to life on your page. I could , pretty much, see a wonderful book coming from your work. 👏
I really enjoyed stitching this. The little lace overlay worked out well. Thank you for watching 😊
Lovely! Every bit is excellent. Your inventiveness inspires me to think in different ways. I’ve been evolving toward this for several years. Inspired, I’ve been hand-hemming flannel face cloths for myself, and will make a few for my daughter. A nice gift for birthday or xmas. I like to find thrift gifts, too. I put a little tag on the gift that says “thrifted.” I made the tags from grocery bag handles. The bags get used as gift wrap. It all makes me happy. I hope your cold fads soon. I got one on our vacation up north. My husband’s COVID test was positive. He clearly had a fever. I did not. We’re 100% vaccinated. Toddle-oo! 💜💜💜
Pleased you liked it Mara. I think that every little bit we can do makes a difference..
Of course, present wise, you have to know that the recipient will appreciate something handmade... 🤔 because not everyone does.... I think my family would get a shock if I bought something 😂 Also I don't expect them to do the same. I always say I don't want anything. Just enjoy time together 😊
@@marionsworld24 💜💜💜
Sweet wild rose- the little lace insets and the pink stitching around the petals really make it! I haven’t done finger crochet since I was a wee girl-long ago- great to see again!! I finally got my version of the bird portrait done- I’ll send it on Instagram. Love everything thing you do and all the skills and techniques that you share! You are the best!! You keep it real!
Thanks so much Diane. Your woodpecker is really beautiful. You're a very fine embroiderer 😊💕
Thank you! I’ve really only done outline embroidery before so it’s been good practice to do the filling in stitches- it’s fun!! Now on to the quicker slow stitch style- working on a wren now-you are instrumental in inspiring me to try all sorts of things!! I love embroidery on Inktense backgrounds-so many wonderful possibilities!!!!
Embroidery has so many styles and things you can do with it that it's never boring 😊💕
Love this little rose Marion, how lovely it looks. I have never seen finger crochet, you make it look easy. Hope you get rid of your cold soon x
I thought everyone knew how to finger crochet a chain...🤔 it's how we were taught before we even had a crochet hook... I think it was so easy to do, that by the time you'd made yards of chain your brain and hand already had the action for using a hook.
No, not me although I would like to try@@marionsworld24
I love how the dog rose turned out.. The lace in the centre worked out so well. I learn so many new techniques when watching you. I have enough ideas of my own then you come along with even more!! I need to put some of them into practice. Thank you. 😊
Thanks Gillian. I'm always seeing new to me techniques and new ways of doing things. I think it's what keeps us creating and moving forward with our crafting in whatever medium we're in at the time... Thank you for watching. Hope you keep enjoying my videos.
I am more than enjoying your videos, I seem to be doing more of that than creating myself!! I do thread painting but am now trying to be more lose with my work after watching you create. I have only just found you the last few days so I have some more videos to catch up with. I do that mostly of an evening. Thank you Marian for taking the time to follow up on my comments. I also use Intense paint but wet the fabric with a small spray bottle of water, this doesn't fluff up the fabric as much as brushing it on.😊 @@marionsworld24
Good tip thank you 💐
Absolutely fabulous and so creative Marion❤️🇨🇦
Thanks so much Dagmar 💕
Great to see a left hand finger crochet. Thank you
Hurrah for lefties 😊
Beautiful rose. Really beautiful.
I’ve only recently found your channel and began watching the flower stitch book first. This is just lovely and I am enjoying each episode. I am looking forward to the other videos and especially the bird book next.
I'm pleased you're enjoying it all ☺️
Thank you again for a really enjoyable session. Love all your talents and makes. Christine
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A delightful flower. The hand crocheted stem was a revelation to me. I hope to use this for my current project, which is a set of apppliqued and beaded flowers for another floor screen.
Wonderful..☺️
Another beautiful flower page , I'd forgotton about finger stitching used to do lots when I was a young girl ,would sew it into rounds to make mats! Every video you make is exciting to watch ❤ xx
Yes! With thick yarn ... They'd make great placemat presents for Christmas!
Your rose looks as if it could come right off the page! Beautiful! Your sweater is lovely, I suppose you made it, too! Feel better.
I'm all better now thank you. Just a bit of a cough left. Yes, I knit my jumper at the beginning of the year. I wear almost all handmade clothes. The rest is thrifted and altered. It's years since I bought new from an actual clothes shop!...
Lovely page Marion. Lovely to watch you stitching. Sorry to hear you have a cold but thank goodness it’s not Covid.
I'm almost mended now... just a little sniffle here and there. 😊
That is beautiful and so realistic.
Thanks Nancy 😊
Lovely
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Love how you use what you have to complete your designs. The finger crochet is very effective. I’ve got your cold too. You are very dedicated to craft every day. Tfs Marion.
It was such an easy way to thicken up the wool enough. 😊
Lindas flores 🌷🌷🌷🌻🌻🌹🌹🌹
Seus vídeos são incríveis 😊😊😊
Aprendo muito com vc 😊
Obrigada 😊
DEUS abençoe 😘🤚🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Beautiful
New subscriber here and excited to see your stitching in all it's variations. Thanks for sharing! 🤍
Welcome to my channel and thank you for watching too.
Stunning! ❤
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Would love to see some Christmas things
They'll be coming....🎄
Beautiful 😍 love the book so far. Thanks Marion I've learned so much and even though I can't do the finer embroidery I'm going to try the easier stitches.😅
I hope you enjoy stitching what you can Poppy 🪡🧵☺️
Lovely dogwood or what we call a wild shrub rose! I have been looking forward to the embroidered linen duster. Feel better!
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The rose came out lovely. I make hand made gifts in my little family too. Maybe you can film bits of making them and post it in January. It doesn't matter to us if it's after Christmas! And you would have a "video in the can" as they say and you can take a week off!
That's an Idea.... I'm sure I'll work something out...😊
Beautiful ❤
Thank you Sandra 🌹
Amazing love it
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Very nice!!
Gosh it was lovely, how do you get so much done it’s awesome thanks
😅 well mainly I enjoy it all so much...so it's no hardship...🪡🧵
Thank you Marion! I may have commented already on this one but I just had a thought! Since this video is a year old now and it’s time to be making Christmas presents for this year, perhaps you can share some of the things that you made last year without giving away what’s up for this year? By doing it a year behind we can still benefit from your wonderful ideas without having your family and friends know what they are getting ahead of time…that is if everyone is okay with it. Just a thought. 💕Donna
The dog rose is beautiful. In Dutch it is called hondsroos. Hond is dog and roos is rose. It isn't always almost the same in both languages. You can use your elderberryjam now for your cold. Works really well. I like the idea of making presents for Christmas. It is a pitty (don't know if this is the right word) you cannot show us what you make, before Christmas. But after giving the presents is a good time to show what you made. Next year there is Christmas again. 😃
Thanks Marjan. I've been taking my elderberry syrup. I make it with ginger and cloves. It works a treat! 😊
I'm sure I'll be able to show some things anyway... I don't think it should be a bother 🤞
I make some elderberry syrup with cinnamon, a little nutmeg and ginger and cloves. It taste so good, you almost want to have a cold the whole winter. 😆Not really of course, I'am very happy I'am very healthy.
It sounds like we do a lot of similar things Marjan 😊💐
Yes, we do a lot the same. But we have our own style. I love to many things and I want to learn almost everything.
Your dog rose turned out beautifully. You are so skilled. The spoons are gorgeous. I must get back to making some, they are such fun to make. Your cardigan is lovely. Was it from a pattern or did you make it up yourself. I've got the wool for a colour work scarf but am a little intimidated by it. It's only two yarns but they are both variegated wools, so the end result looks complicated. Just need to pluck up the courage to start. I do a lot of sewing techniques but not much knitting. Just a few pairs of socks and some shawls. Patterns scare me a bit. I look forward to seeing what you are making next. Thanks for your inspiring videos.
I think shawls and socks can intimidate other knitters so you must be experienced already I think 😊 just jump right in...it won't be that bad 😊
My cardigan is the Blaithin pattern by Kate Davies. It's quite a few years since I knit it... a really lovely pattern 💕
Now wait a minute!....Did Auntie Marion just start finger crocheting!??...I didn't even know that was a thing....wowwwww!!!!
😂 you made me laugh out loud Michelle. Thanks for that!
Have you gone into the origins of your “tangle”? I’ve seen you pull threads from it in several videos and I’m curious.
Oh it's been growing for years 😅
I used to do embroidery from kits many years ago. In those days I used to keep the threads numbered and separated by make. Once I started to make my own embroidery designs up I wasn't interested in the numbers any more, so I wasn't bothered by winding the spare threads back on the bobbins. So I like the way it organically grew 😊 By keeping the spare bits in the tangle my bobbins stay neat and tidy. I always look first to use a thread from the pile before I get a new piece. It works well for me..🪡🧵☺️
You flower book is beautiful and how you create is more beautiful 😍 can you tell which bright pink thread colour is that 🧵👍
I'm pleased you enjoyed seeing the dog rose being stitched. I'm afraid I don't keep the numbers or names of the threads. I choose just based on colour and texture alone and years ago decided just to order my threads in colour order regardless.
I know I'm being selfish, but you could film the making of the Christmas gifts but not show the videos until after Christmas. You do such interesting things!
😊🎄 I'll just keep some secret ones.....
What a bummer Marion, such a lovely trip, but thats not a souvenir 😂never seen finger crochet, cool.another new flower for me, lovely finish🧵🤧feel better soon🌹
Well Yvonne... I thought everyone knew how to do finger chains... it's one of the first things we learned as children. I remember making long chsins in different colours and plaiting them together to make braids for no reason in particular 😊
@@marionsworld24 unfortunately Marion I did not have a domestic mother, so I was not aware of such things. She was a single mom who worked to care for us.
I was lucky that my Mam worked at home. She earned money sewing for other people so I was surrounded by all that from a young age. I think we were taught to do these small things to keep us occupied and out of the way whilst Mam got stuff done... This is back in the 60's too... Sounds like our Mams were trying to do their best...
Quick question Marion...what do you use to seal the spoons,anything? 🤔 Good job on new one🥄
I burnished first with the stones. That was a new technique for me and makes such a difference... then oiled with walnut oil. I should have used beeswax too but I don't have any at the moment.