Your talent is so beautiful, Marion ❤. You are so patient and soft-spoken. I always look forward to learning something new from you ❤. I love your butterfly, I love your wreath, I love stitching along with you ❤🤗❤, I love visiting Marion's World Blessings for your day 🕊🌹🦋
Absolutely enchanting to watch...how you built the embroidery up week by week. Simple stitches can look so beautiful. You have opened up a new world of not just embroidery to me but so much more. I love your channel Marion, and certainly appreciate all the work that must go into your videos/tutorials. Many thanks from myself and many others no doubt. I love 'Marions World.'
Hi Marion, every time I look at your wreath it gets more beautiful. I love the butterfly and you’re such a good teacher with your very clear instructions. Thank you for sharing ❤
Well, I've learnt such a lot from you these past 6 months Marion. I can't believe we're already halfway through. I've thoroughly enjoyed every stage, but I'm proudest of the last 2 pages. Thank you for being so amazing. ❤
I'm so happy you're enjoying it all Denise. I know it's maybe a bit different from other stitch journals that I see people do. But I thought I'd try and bring in techniques as well as stitches and design too... It's all a part of learning to sew as far as I think about it 🧵🪡☺️
@marionsworld24 you are magnificently unique in your approach. You are easy to follow, and your delivery is as if speaking to friends you care about. Thank you.
Your wreath is beautiful and the butterfly is a lovely addition. I’ll look forward to the next floral page, the thrifting video……and anything else you share. Enjoy your warm weather. 💖💖💖
Thank you Marion for the video . That butterfly just finished your wreath off to perfection. What great tips for developing the butterfly shape . I watercolour ,predominantly landscape. It is a long many a year since I have drawn anything close up so thank you for the hints.
The wreath and the butterfly turned out so beautifully! I love watching how you just keep layering and it just becomes more and more realistic as you go. I really love the wreath. I think I’m going to make one and just frame it with the hoop. I love how that looked. I definitely think I will try a bee or a butterfly now that I’ve watched how you created them. It was lovely to look back at the pages you’ve already completed and be reminded of the amazing things you’ve already made for the stitch book. Beautiful work as always, Marion! 😊
Dear Marion I love your work and your garden. I have learnt lots. Like you I am left handed. So when you showing your technique It looks easier to me Thank you xxx
Thanks for sharing your amazing talents with us Marion. Glad the weather is a bit warmer for you. I love your wreath page and all the others but this one is my favorite so far. Can't wait for the rest 🎉❤
Butterfly looks so life like sure I can see its wings move. Wreath looks wonderful such a delightful page for your book. Enjoy your sunshine and thank you for a wonderful video.
Hi Marion, once again your amazing hands have brought a little creature to life ..... exquisite 😍😍😍Its 8 50 am & 7 degrees, cold,wet & windy here at beautiful Mollymook Beach Australia,I might just stay in my jamas today & stitch 😉😉 I love your new haircut you've given yourself 🤗🤗🤗🤗 Beautiful wreath 😍😍😍😍😍😍 See you soon ( If only ) 😍😍😍😍😍
Marion, your butterfly turned out great. So pretty & lifelike. Thank you for sharing turning. I tried turning once but your hints & tips will help me the next time. Have a blessed day 🌈💚🙏💚🌈
Always enjoying your videos 😊 Love to watch you "build up" birds and butterflies and flowers. They always turn out beautifully. You have a great talent ❤
Hello Marion. I have really enjoyed watching your wreath develop over the last few weeks. The butterfly is definitely a wonderful finishing touch. So beautiful! Have a great week.
Hi Marion, I love your butterfly! I’m definitely going to have a go at this. Like you, I have been very distracted by new projects and haven’t started my Japan project book yet!😬. We went to an event, Handmade Oxford in Waterperry and there was a woman selling her beautiful machine embroidered butterflies which were made into brooches, necklaces and earrings. My husband bought me a pretty tortoiseshell butterfly necklace. I asked the maker how she made them and she paints over the white machine stitching to get the tiny detail. So very different from yours but really effective. I thought I could make one using silk embroidery threads, as I have so many colours and now you have made them in crewel wools! 😵💫I don’t know which to try! Thank you for this idea and I look forward to the next one! 🦋🦋🦋
Thelma writes: Oh hello Marion, I love all kind of insects and love love your butterfly applique. It is just absolutely gorgeous. I am doing a continous needle & thread, scissor roll keeper at present and I am planning to embroider a small floral wreath on the last page. For that, I was thinking of a small insect like lady bird or something so, I might do a small butterfly like what you have shown. I love watching you embroider the butterfly, so calming and relaxing especially with birds chirping in the background. Love your variegated yellow/green thread, so gorgeous. Thank you Marion for sharing your talents to so many out there who have similar interest. Blessings to you Marion, take care. Thelma ❤
This page would make anyone smile! Such a beautiful composition and color combinations. I need to decide if I will go with a butterfly or a lady bug on my page. There are not many pretty colored butterflies where I live. Thanks for another great tutorial Marion! Enjoy your beautiful weather.
Your idea for a butterfly brooch for a future video sounds exciting. The orange tip butterfly motif just perfects the whole wreath embroidery and you spoke about stitching it on with slip-stitch. I think the actual term for that kind of separate motif is a “slip”.❤
Yes.. it's a slip. It came to me when I was editing the video... It definitely worked well for me. I wouldn't have been able to get such a fine effect on the tablecloth linen...🦋
Marion, what a beautiful butterfly you have created! It finishes the flower wreath page as it was meant to be. Love your haircut - really suits you :) Have a happy day - Heidi
Hi Marion.....your little butterfly looks right at home about to land on a flower. I hope to stitch an Australian butterfly as there are many pretty butterflies here in Western Australia....although not in the city where I live. Thank you for all that you do. 🦋🦋🦋
I’ve loved your wreath from the start and I new it was going to be beautiful, and of course is was. I really appreciated the tutorial on thread painting. I am keen to get into that when I have the time. The butterfly was gorgeous and I will try to follow your wonderful tutorial. I did make your Almond fingers and they went down well with everyone who had one. Thanks Marion for your recipe and time you take to show us your talents.
I'm happy you enjoyed them... They never last long here.... Mam used to make them a lot so they're quite nostalgic for my brother and sister... They both love them....☺️
What a wonderful butterfly! I have seen a lot of small blue butterflyes today. They are so sweet ! Maby that should be the one I will try to embroider. Hope the sun will shine on you for many days and all the birds sing for you! 🌞🦋🌿🐦❤
Oh dear... Maybe try one in a larger size to get used to it? Having said that we don't always have to be doing everything... even if we think we want to 😅🪡🧵
What a beautiful and nearly accurate depiction of the butterfly! Your wreath page is very lovely and it really does have the beauty of a wall hanging or upcycle in to a purse or tote!
I love how the wreath finished up. I am enjoying the larger pages of your stitch journal. Mine have always been smaller, but am considering following your larger design in my next volume.
Oh Marion, I just love your videos! You are so good at explaining everything, so patient! You give great tips as well. I am having a hard time finding a tablecloth I could cut up to create a book, but I found some kitchen towels that a friend recommended so I don't think I might get 6 pages out of each. Unless I make them much smaller than yours. The pack has 5 towels so I can keep adding. The fabric almost looks like linen and is quote nice so just got them and I guess my next step is to figure out measurement for size and divide it into a certain number er of pages. Later find something to start the first page. Perhaps I can do as you did - 4 smaller squared- which makes it a beautiful cover page. Looks like your pages are about a 12x12 size (inches) they don't look that small! Thank you so much for all your explanations, new stitches and all the information you share! God bless 🙌
Kitchen towels sound just perfect Elaine ☺️👍 My pages are 10" x 8" not including the seam allowance. You can cut separate pages and stitch them individually. That would be fine. I just kept my first 6 together because they fit across the tablecloth that I already had. Good luck with it..🪡🧵💐
I'm a bit behind - I need to go back and do the tulips which I hope to do this weekend away. I've been doing the wreath and my husband thinks it looks like a proper bit of embroidery. I can't believe I've done it as it is a very different way of stitching for me. Thank you for all I've learnt from you thus far.
I'm so pleased you've been enjoying the process of a new style to what you usually do. There's so many different things all termed 'embroidery' . I like to try it all even if one style appeals to me more than another. It all helps with practice 🪡🧵👍
@@marionsworld24 Absolutely. And I'm sure as my skill and confidence increases all I am learning will bleed into all the sewing I do. So excited to be doing this.
