I’ve been a sewist and quilter for many years. I’ve been blessed to have my work published in McCall’s, For The Love of Quilting, Quiltmaker and Quilt magazines. I hope to share my love of stitching with other stitchers here on my channel.
@@suepotts698 Hi Sue, I use Floriani Stitch n Wash Fusible Tearaway. I trace the design onto the Floriani, fuse it to the fabric, cut out leaving a scant seam allowance, glue the edges down, press and then the shape is ready to be appliquéd. About 80% of the stitch n wash will dissolve after washing. I love this method for achieving great detailed pieces and is much quicker than traditional needle turn appliqué (which I love). I make quilts that are 90% appliqué many times, so this is my go to method. Hope this helps 😊
Love the hibernation quilt. How will it be quilted? When the tops are so beautiful, I want to just look at them and have a really hard time with the quilting. Just wondering how you will have it quilted. You are so talented!!
Okay I thought you said you sketched the bulb on prompt 1 and now I know that’s what you said because you just said you sketched this image. Amazing! You’re very talented so thank you for sharing your work ❤
I love this piece!! The moth turned out so pretty ❤ I’m already looking forward to your next video! As I wait, I’m going to start planning my journal and supplies🤩
Love this page so much. My daughter in law has asked me to do Indian Paint Brush for her …. Will be a challenge for me for sure, but I’m sure you would do it beautifully.❤
dear becca, i love your stories behind your beautiful embroidery work! it looks so great. Thank you for many inspirations. i am a long time fan of your youtube-channel. best wishes for your health from silke from nuremberg, germany
Hello from Gippsland, Australia. I have just discovered your channel and I am thrilled to see your wonderful work. I simply handmade fabric journals, full of stitches and drawn sections. I am a keen embroider, now with time in my retirement to fully immerse myself into the joy of creative stitching. Your beautiful journal is an inspirational treasure. Thank you for sharing it. Rose.
@@roseboss5899 Hello Rose, Thank you for your very kind comment! I’m so happy to hear of your stitched and drawn journals! I also love to embroider. Enjoy your time spent with your creative stitching, one of the wonderful perks of retirement! 🥰
I love the buttlerflys and the flowers , the colors are beautiful. So glad you’re having happy memories with your pages thats a great treasure to have ! Congratulations on 3000 subscribers !
The luna moth is spectacular,Becca! Your stitching is really perfect,it seems alive! Love that the red oak is still there❤ A very happy birthday to your twins🌸🌸...thank you very much for sharing!
@@giusicoluccia6594 Thanks very much, Giusi! I’m so happy that our special tree is still there too! I’ll pass your sweet birthday wishes on to my daughters! 🥰
Beautiful ideia as moths are frequently forgotten…😊😊 Do you mind on giving the name of the naturalist/photographer/ writer who inspired you? I could not get her name … thank you!!❤
@@valeriacamposdasilveira2735 Thank you very much, Valeria! Yes, they do. Her name is Gene Stratton Porter. She was an author around the turn of the century. The book that inspired my mother choice is A Girl of The Limberlost. 🥰
@@robincadwallader7426 Thanks so very much, Robin! I couldn’t have asked for a more special compliment! That means a lot, as I greatly admire her work. 🥰
Beautiful witness. Thank you. (Are you a reader? I recently read “What’s Mine’s Mine” (1886) by George Macdonald. Your account of wolves brought to mind a chapter in this book.)
Your pages look great. I'm still working on my summer page and will just add a butterfly yo it because I feel like I'm behind. Ha Ha Congratulations on your 3,000 subbies.
