G'day! It's Helen Godden here and welcome to my offical RU-vid channel 'Helen Godden Quilts'. Having taught free-motion quilting all over the world, my international classroom lives here through the magic of RU-vid. Please SUBSCRIBE for more quilting education and inspiration, and build your quilting confidence one video at a time!
I'll be visiting Australia next year and I've already picked out my souvenir--It will be a poster of this masterpiece. I LOVE it and all it represents.
If you wish to learn my techniques, here is a class for you. It is regular dye on very specific fabric. Because of the fabric, sharpie nor the dye bleed any where that I don’t want. I have 100% control with no additives. Join my class. helengodden.com/product/arty-farty-sunflowers-online-class/
Can't wait to try this. Thanks for the printout of the Wren. How did you transfer the drawing onto the fabric? I have heat erasable pens that I am going to use but did you use a light-box or what? Thank you. Debbie from North Carolina, USA
Working on light fabric such as Muslin/ calico, you don’t need a light box. You will see the design thru the fabric. Yes I use a FriXion pen for this tracing.
I love watching your video, Helen. My only gripe RU-vid have shortened the video. In other words they have cut out your work! Most disappointed. I want to be able to watch the video in full. It's not a full educational video when someone cuts half of it out. So very sad 15:51 😢❤❤
Brilliant Helen. I'd love to watch this video again and again till I learnt more. Because more is less in our world's. Thank you for the opportunity to learn along with you over and over again. I do love what you do. ❤
I think I have been living under a rock for the past few years...never seen these Inktense colours. I have been in hospital, and my husband thought that these would give my brain something new to do [I am a pastel artist] OH ... I just can't wait for them to get here! Thoroughly enjoyed your commonsense approach, and careful instructions. Thank you very much.
When you trace a shape on to iron on webbing, it will be reversed as you work thru the process. So if a design has a cat facing left and you want it that way in your finished work, flip the design over and trace your design on to the iron on webbing from the reverse side of the design. Then when finished, it will still be a cat facing the left
@@HelenGoddenQuilts Thank you. I'm looking for a book that will be a resource on applique to help answer questions and provide greater learning and opportunities. I'm working on an applique block at the moment. Appreciate the opportunity to have a professional standing by on rare occasions to help gasp techniques and skills. Thanks Helen. 💖
Oh, why haven't I been watching this flower power video's. They are brilliant Helen! Thank you so much for sharing your skills and techniques! Amazing! ❤❤❣
Well that was different, I haven't seen anyone else do anything like this with Caran D'ache neocolour 2, I just got some... And I also do sewing... Subscribed.
They are out of stock at the moment. You can buy the design and trace it onto fabric. You can colour it or just use Sharpie outline and coloured threads.
