Part 9 Journal of Snippets  

That was such a pretty page. Simply beautiful 🌷

Beautiful

Beautiful ❤

beautiful!

You are my new favorite, not only to watch, but you talking makes it feel as if I'm in the room with you.

this is really lovely corrine. it will be a nice addition to your book. thanks for sharing your process with us. linda from california

I'm constantly having one way conversations with you while watching your videos 😂 It drives my husband crazy 🤪

This is another lovely addition to your pretty journal.

Very nice snippet, and some unfortunate stitches that required a little assistance ❤ 🪡

You have a unique eye for creativity,😍

Lovely stitching for your journal. Very relaxing watch aww love those buds so gonna try this stitch out.

I am so enjoying your videos which I discovered after watching Jennifer’s snippets. You are so clever with design and creation of your projects. I love your eye for detail and how you make a tiny scrap just pop. And of course Fudge takes part each time. Looking forward to more….

I look forward to your videos😊…. Your work is beautiful and I love hearing your stories 😊

I treated myself to one of Jennifer’s books yesterday. “Foolproof Flower Embroidery” I don’t purchase any embroidery/craft books as I have so many. However I need to destash some of the older ones so I can justify a new book..

No rules remember.looks grand❤

YeeHaa…… my book arrived today. The smell of the pages delighted my wee nose at the very ‘get go’……. lovely book, have started to read but I’m going to have a nice bubble bath shortly and set my IPad up for binge watching whilst in there. So Corrine it’s Lavender for me😝. 🛁.

Love the organic look of this page! Thank you so much for sharing your work.

The thing about slow stitching is there are NO RULES. Looks awesome!

I really loved seeing the puppies yesterday. They are just so sweet. Its been wonderful to see them grow and become so independent, relatively speaking. Can you imagine, one of then thinking, "I so big now!" I hope they have wonderful lives! I can always tell where you're filming, because of the sound! This piece you're doing today, with the cast on stitches, is so pretty, and goes perfectly beside the pink flowers page. Awesome. And, I love the chatter. Your stories are so - well I feel like I know you. I stayed up all night finishing off a tied quilt for my daughter. Its getting cold these days up here. This was many days in the planning, she was very sure she wanted a tied quilt, like the one her Grandmother had made. It was squares of men's grey suiting on a red flannel back, and bound with black. She loved it so well, it eventually fell apart. I suspect it could be repaired, although I'm sure it would be much smaller by now. I would roughly estimate it to be close on 100 years old. I'm living vicariously through your exciting tales. Can't wait for the next adventure!

Jennifer’s book on the way. I can’t find the video you gave the silk ribbon and beads supplier. Would you mind giving again? I enjoy all your videos. Ty

It’s too bad that the recordings are so harsh and echoing on the ears. We had this same problem when we moved into a house with tall ceilings and hardwood floors. We were able to fix it by laying Persian carpets and soft furnishings. We were able to completely eliminate the harsh noise from the rooms.

Can you tell what you used as the sand color ribbon look material?