Floss Tube #47 - " Meet Corliss, 'Strawberry Fizz with a Ginger Twist' and More!" 

The quilt is gorgeous. I really enjoyed Corliss' story, can't wait for more. Marilyn

What a lovely Sunday morning with you, Susan. Your quilt is breathtaking. I. Can’t. Even. Wow! You have enabled me to purchase the paper piecing quilt for a wee dip of the toes into EPP. Loved meeting sweet Corliss. You are a treasure. Love and hugs.

Always a great day when I can start off watching one of your wonderful videos. I can't wait to learn more about Corliss. What a wonderful historical romp! That quilt!!! It's so happy... I love the fresh colors. You are such a master at it but I know it took years of practice. Your Old Scot makes me want to get it and kit it. It's going to be stunning and your personalization will put it over the top! Have a wonderful weekend and I hope you get lots of stitching time! 🌹

Just Amazing!!! Susan I am so inspired by you and the creativity you put in to your projects. I scant wait to hear more of Corliss’ journey

Great video. Beautiful quilt. Oh I already am loving Corliss. Can’t wait for the EEP info. Thanks for sharing and teaching.

Hi Susan. I can't wait for the upcoming adventure with Corless and her sister. Your videos are so interesting and inspiring. I definitely want to participate in the EPP fun. I have been wanting to learn EPP for quite awhile. Your quilt is beautiful and the fussy cut blocks are wonderful. My name is already on the list for the scissors. Yay! Thanks for all you do for us. Pam Miller in Alabama.

Susan, What a beautiful quilt , love the colors!! I am a pink ,green and brown fan as well ! I so relate to hoarding a piece of favorite fabric, and not wanting to cut into it!! Looking forward to seeing how your small finishes. Love hearing about Corlis’s journey. You should compile small journals of your individual girls and their stories ❤️

Such a wonderful video. Can't wait to learn English Paper Piecing.

Susan such a pleasure to watch and hear about Corliss life woven in with her stitching journey...I have been enjoying reading the blog you recommended - fascinating..thank you

It says so much about your talent as a quilter that that is 'utilitarian' quilting! It's beautifully balanced and has a lot of visual interest within the limited color palette. Thank you for the kind words, and I can't wait to see what you do with the Scattered Seed chart - I bought the same one in January so at some point we'll have two different takes on it. Check out 2114 in d'Alger or Gobelins. I'm just looking at a screen so it may not be a true color representation at all, but your gorgeous fabric screams 2114 to me...

Hi Susan, I so enjoy your historical talks about quilting and stitching! (I'm the one who tapped you on the arm at The QA show last week). I really look forward to more about Corliss and her life. Although she is fictional, she lives in my mind as a real girl. (My dear friend, Lynn Wilder of Sew'n Wild Oaks blog is doing something similar to go along with her new Hearthstone line at Marcus Fabrics.) I'm both a long-time quilter and a not-so-long time stitcher. Since I learned to sew from my Lithuanian-tailor grandmother roughly 66 years ago, I can imagine how few tools she had, as Corliss did, but created beautiful treasures with them!

Susan…. The translation is : There is growth by swimming against the stream…. Referring to the annual migration of salmon up the river Tweed. In order to breed. Thanks for a lovely & resourceful video, as always you share volumes , & it’s appreciated. I live all things past, full of my historical journey, & building memories that will always be meaningful . I enjoy reading literature on the Italian embroidery 🧵, the immigrants that filled so many peoples homes… Italian, Irish, Scottish & a host of other European cultures. Our world 🌍 is very different now, culture of immigrants isn’t always forthcoming. Instead much violence… but I digress… Tatting, miniature crochet scraps, table runners etc, the time these women put into their work, under tough circumstances…. They are to be applauded. We are a spoiled generation, soooo much at our fingertips.Blessed …we are I hope going forward new stitching enthusiast will dig into the history. Your channel gives this challenge, it’s an encyclopedia of knowledge. My Fathers family were immigrants from Italy, My Moms Father from Brighton England, get Mum French/German…. I have a tatted bedspread ! It’s so beautiful… memories you can’t buy…♥️ Plenty of memories making homemade everything Italian..😊 yumm Stitching 🧵 is my solace….♥️ I have Sons so I pass on to them cooking skills… & all my Reproduction Samplers they have🌹 Look forward to your next videos… Blessed Easter Susan…

I love your videos, Susan, and love the fact that you don’t just skim the surface of topics. Thanks!

I would love to see your Di Ford book

I’m so excited for the next piecing technique. I’ve English paper pieced for years and am excited to see your method. Can’t wait for the kits!

Hi Susan Anna from Stitch Roadies sent me. Can’t wait to watch all your videos. Love quilting & history.

Love your videos. I can put two hexagonal together but have no idea what to do next. can't wait to watch the tutorial. Looking forward to the shears when they're available again! My name is on the list 😊

Susan, I have the Naomi Tarrent book. I will bring it to the next sewing day

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I looked but you are all sold out. I will keep looking. I wondered if you had ever been to Reproduction Fabrics in Northfield, Minnesota

Hi Susan, I’m very interested in a pair of your scissors when you get them in stock. Thank you, Cindy

can I ask where you. find your wonderful fabrics? Wonderful!!

Hi Susan, Enjoying all your videos. I love the process you explain for your father’s Old Scott sampler. Make it your own and speak for your family. The quilt is lovely and shows off your talent and creativity . Corliss’ story is so fun. Can’t wait to hear more. Hugs to you! Teresa