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Beautiful dress and the garden of Eden to me.WOW!

I am so excited for you. Not only are you able to have a solution for your health issues but you have a vintage Singer! Your repair man is going to be so thrilled to see your new machine. I was lucky this winter and got a 1946 Singer 201 and it was crusty and clearly had been in a shed or an old storage building for decades. When I took it to Steve (who also waxes poetic about vintage machines) and he unwrapped it, it was like being with a kid on Christmas day who got their favorite present. I am a new sewer and just finished my 5th quilt top and second complete quilt, all made on my Singer. Take care and enjoy. Looking forward to seeing what you make. Cheers from Minnesota, land of 10,000 lakes (!) and hopefully the next VP of the US, Governor Tim Walz. And yes he is a down to earth as he appears. All the best to you Eleanor.

Excellent

Hand tie looks more loved.

Beautiful colors. Nice job

Love unique ideas. Thanks

Where can I get the pattern please

I really enjoyed your process in making this textile scene! You’re very good at it and should make some more! In my humble opinion. 😉🖼️

Really love your tutorial. its well and clear explained, Ican't wait to start mine..TFS...you are GREAT!!!!

Absolutely beautiful 😊

So cute needle book, inspired me to make one with my bits and bobs!

Absolutely gorgeous .congratulations here from Argentina Patagonia. Have ties from my father in law you have inspired me❤❤

Such a beautiful sewing machine!😍

Where do you get your quilt templates and what markers are you using. Thank you.

Wow!

Bom dia flor do dia meu girassol 🌻 🌻 🌻 🌻 adorei seu trabalho muito delicado parabéns mil beijinhos 🌻 💋 🌻 💋 🌻

So beautiful

Está precioso, me encantó, gracias por el video ❤❤

Gorgeous!

This is the best video instruction on this topic I've ever seen. I'm curious if this method was used for a quilt that was going to be used and washed often would the raw edges hold up or is there another way you would suggest doing it. Thank you for sharing your talents.

Thank you so much Eleanor, I really really enjoyed watching you create those gorgeous and beautiful pieces with those amazing and beautiful silk ties. I absolutely love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ the quilts you show at the end. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too.

I know this is a 2 yr old video but I just stumbled upon this video. I am a beginner EPP. Just starting out playing around with making several different shapes and practicing sewing together a couple at a time. I have a lot to learn but have been completely mind blown by this video. I love the way you piece shapes together to make such beautiful pieces. I would love to see you do a video on how you choose your fabrics and how you envision your Kalidescope shapes. IT IS AMAZING!!! I have never seen anyone do EPP like this. I am not fond of the stereotypical Hexagon flowers. Thank you for such a wonderful video. WOW.

Congratulations on your 201. I have a black one in an art deco cabinet. It is the machine I use the most even though I have 16 vintage machines. One man on youtube described the 201 as the Cadillac of Singer machines.

Mum has this machine and not only sewed clothes but repaired thick canvas annexes for our caravan park residents 😂❤😂 Poop! I got talked into trading it in 😢😢

Always enjoy your videos. Thank you. I’m guessing you might take your machines to Swansea to be serviced. Am I right? lol! X

These are amazing machines. I have my granny’s 1937 201K that I learnt to sew on and it still sews beautifully. There’s a reason this model was called the Rolls Royce of sewing machines. I hope you quickly become best friends. I hope you get your procedure soon and are able to get back to sewing with a machine.

Oh my god that’s almost what I got. I have a 401 A singer and it came in a beautiful case like that, but my unboxing was insane. I could not get it done. I had to ask some neighbors to come help me to cut it open and the guy had packed it with carpet and paper bags and it was insane. It took like three days to get it out.

I love your program so much. I need to catch up and watch more of you. I found you a while ago. I’m a beginning crochet and a beginning quilter but it’s now been over a year and I finished one blanket, making another finished one quilt getting ready to hand quilt and make another. I find your program inspiring and I think you are a deep and, thoughtful person which is very special. Glad to see you back. I need to watch all the others that you have posted.❤

🤤 I'm quite jealous of this ❤

That model is capable of stitching through leather, have seen examples, you won’t break it if you are not continually doing leather work😊

How exciting! What a lovely machine. X

I have heard the 201 models are work horses, you will love it. I hope all goes well for you and that we will see you soon.

That model is not really suitable for thick leather, you will wreck it. Yours is an aluminium one. The black cast iron models are stronger. It is a great machine though.

Looking forward to the next one……so exciting to unbox a new sewing machine even though it’s old it’s a good one. Hope you soon feel well.

Oh Wow! I wonder if 'The Lovely Stan'TM would be up for you filming him talking about the machine? Can't wait to see what you do with it! 🤩

Amazing , thanks so much I have been wanting to do something with ribbons and you give so many great tips!

Stunning!

Thank you for your tutorial-so beautiful! And I love your music choices.

You probably have a button to drop your feed dogs. Which allows for free motion.

I LOVE your story of your quilt!!! I love how passionate you spoke about your quilt, and I think it’s amazing and beautiful and what an awesome project!! Can you do an update for us? How much farther have you gotten? Did you plan the corners yet? I just found your channel and I’m so happy I did! You’re so inspiring and creative and the things you make are so beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing with us! ♥️💕♥️💕♥️

You are such a gifted and talented woman. I accidentally stumbled upon your channel and have delighted in watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your work and your sister’s podcast. I look forward to listening to it. Can you please kindly tell me what type of hand work embroidery you are doing in this video and where you purchased it. It is beautiful.

What interfacing did you use to stabilize the fabric.

Can you tell me where you got that gorgeous green beaded fabric! I want it for a drum shade but that Lampshade is beautiful..

I like the way you made little marks to keep your stitch length even❤

Love these, they are so pretty

So pretty

Would love to see a couple of these videos along with all your wonderful sewing and quilting videos.❤

Here in the US we still had the Inkwell desks in the 70s as well. I was thinking about it the other day and the type that lift with the top up however, they looked a little different than yours but same idea they were left over from the 40s and 50s.

You always make the most beautiful and deep videos. This one is another one that really gets to me. I am half Welsh and I need to go there in the next year and see Wales. Thank you so much for these beautiful videos. They are very gorgeous and they have depth to them even something so simple as just looking at a museum.

Thank you for this video. I have been quilting for years bit have never hand quilted a quilt. In tue beginning of your video, as you pulled out your templates you had what appeared to be a dragon wing. (I will admit that is why I clicked on your video 😆). Anyways do you have a video or pictures of a quilt you've done with that? I am intrigued.