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I would love to visit her gallery in Japan, I was wondering if this is possible

Wow, this is very cool! I think this artist will become much more recognized. She also did a beautiful quilt for Hawa'i Volcanoes Nat'l Park which is beautiful and why I ended up here.

The narrative of Charleena 06:43 is very compelling - and thank you for the richly detailed photo of the eye, an "ah-ha" teaching moment!

The voice-of-experience! The orange duct tape stripes . . . very smart. I am a huge believer in placing small stuff in big boxes or double-boxing: When I ship an 8x10 signed photograph of Georgia O'Keeffe, I include a pair of new large 100% cotton gloves. The photo is then placed in a archival sleeve, boxed, then placed in an oversize 12x12x12" (at least) box diagonally plus cushioning materials. Sounds excessive? No, just inexpensive insurance! Round mailing tubes? FedEx, UPS, USPS, are not equipped. Tubes wind up on the floor.

Beautiful! Congratulaions😊❤

It was a pleasure to see your beautiful work

You can see how your talent has grown in leaps and bounds. I am a painter turned fabric artist. so the reverse of your quilter turn to digital and back to cloth so wonderful!! Love love this show thank you for sharing it here for all!

What diameter of noodle is the best?

I love Ross. She’s a honey badger and the original tin art quilt maker and so much more.

This work is beautiful and so inspiring! Thank you fir sharing.

Fabulous!

そのとおりその精神によりつくられた作品が心に響きます

そのとお利、素晴らしい精神出ぬのに命を吹き込んだ作品は、心に響きます

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She is amazing and a true artist - a person who works from her own heart and spirit. I love her.

That's stunning

Lovely!! 🎉

🎬 Kestrel ! Thank you for sharing your process, this is fascinating ! AND Iove your “fuzzy boys underneath” 🐨

my jaw dropped when i realized that’s a quilt!! i was convinced it was a painting it’s stunning!!!

it's so sweet to see her talk about how passionate she is for her art, and her lil smile at the end was the cutest 🩷

i love that piece, gorgeous

I have Salley Mavor's Bed book. I just love it.

I am so tired of listening to the explanation of the piece of work created... it´s like always have to have a purpose ... can something just be beautiful and worth of appreciation JUST for its beauty?

Hello, I have just found this information. The transcript for Barbara shows the word "phosphate" as the quit batting product that will shrink when heat is applied. This is the base she stitches on and then forms around wire to shape. What is the quilt batting she uses to begin her projects called?

Stunning works all. What a fabulous video, every piece is an inspiration

Thank you ladies for this talk. It is four years on, and the movement is still growing!

I absolutely loved this Textile Talk and the 3 artists. Wonderful art and presentations. Thank you.

what is the cost to sign up to watch the videos?

Always interesting! Thank you.

Thank you Greg for sharing.

I really enjoyed this talk; it entertained me mightily while on some medical bedrest. Thank you!

Interesting and inspiring presentation, thanks Natalya and Martha!

I've been a member since March 2007. They hadn't even started showing the videos yet. It's the one subscription I make sure to renew every year!

Oh my God Sally I want to meet you please

Fascinating.... I too make wonky French knots.... love the organic look in my work. thanks for this presentation.

Thank you so much, stunning artists, all. I love seeing the differentiation in skills/styles. Great works. 👏

really inspirational!

I have 'attempted' a few quilts over a lot of years and always feel trapped in the need to make perfectly designed and sewn items. Thus, I have avoided making them. Get inspired and then am rarely happy with my work. Seeing your work excites me to try again. Love the imperfect appearance, though it's definitely very 'thought out' and planned, I love the sense of freedom exhibited. You have released my fear of imperfection. Thank you. Your work is powerful and pleasant to behold!

Wow loved this talk !!!!! Thank you for sharing ...I am so inspired

Beautiful and powerful work!

The quilts remind be of puzzles.

Such wonderful imagery and beautifully hand stitched pieces! This video really inspired me and sparked my own imagination for future quilts! I could just sit and look at them for hours.

Wow!!! So much complex work.... lovely, mostly surprisingly not typically minimalist Japanese. Quite fascinating is her rich fantasy life, she's like a little fairy person with her head full of fairy stories... such fun!