Hi Teresa, just re--watching your slow stitch journal cover vid, enjoying it just as much as the 1st time 🤗🤗🤗🤗 I love the story of your cuckoo clock, tragic end ,but at least it still works even though it's gone cuckoo !!!! TFS love your vids ... you are so jolly 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
🤣 Oh, Pauline! The cuckoo clock! I moved house this year and it took a battering, then fell off the wall again. It s a real survivor though, it s still singing at all times of the day and night! 🤣 Thanks for the on the feedback on the 1st video, I wondered if it all needs revising, so was really plrased with your comment. Take care x
Hello Nancy, thank you for your lovely comment, I am so pleased you enjoyed it. I hope you enjoy the other projects too. Best wishes for good health and I look forward to seeing other comments from you. Take care. Teresa :-)
What a delightful video! I'm so happy that I just found you and have more videos to watch. I'm new to slow stitching am and hooked. I've blundered through two projects so far and will attempt more with your guidance. Thanks so much.
Hi Karen. Thankyou so much for your comment. I'm really pleased you're enjoying the videos and the slow stitch. It's so nice to do. You won't blunder your way through this 😁 It's so easy!! You can't go wrong🌹😁
@@allsewnuptextileart I'm honored that you responded!! Can you give me a link to the video that shows how to do the edge (binding) of your journal? I've been searching and can't find it. I did see the finished product and it's amazing!! Just gorgeous. Thanks for your encouragement. Take care.
Hello Heidi! Welcome to the channel. I am really pleased you're enjoying it. Thank you for the lovely comment. I hope you're keeping well and healthy. 🌻
Hi Kathie. Thanks you so much for your lovely comment. I ll be finishing another project for uploading within the next week. I hope you like that too. 🌹
Ha, ha! I know exactly what you mean about your tea!! 😁 I have two sons and a daughter. They re all adults and living quite close. In fact I m staying in my eldest son's house at the moment! They re all such a blessing! Xx
I just came across your video while looking for ideas to learn more about slow stitching a junk journal cover. I immediately knew I was going to love your work as you have such a bubbly personality and your project is what I was hoping to find. So, new subbie here and looking forward to learning more. Thanks for your time, talent and cute personality💖
Hello Nan. Thank you for subscribing, I hope you're not going to be disappointed! lol.I think it's a good idea to start at the beginning with the journal cover because it introduces new textile- artists to all the techniques and methods we use . I am looking forward to hearing from you again with an update of your jounral cover . ( goodness, that was scary - I sounded like my old head teacher!!! lol) :-)
Hi Hummer. Thank you for your comment. I am so pleased to hear from you. It's always lovely to hear from people who are enjoying the videos. Best wishes and God Bless you too :-)
Also new to your fabulous channel, its so relaxing listening to you chat while teaching us how to.. "Create", without being perfect, love your story of the cuckoo clock that was classic. and how quick u work just amazes me, so happy to have found you, thank you, Hugs Sandra
Hello, again Sandra LOL!! It's been so nice to read all your comments. You're giving my day a really good start and making me smile! Thank you for that, especially when the world is a tiny bit bleak at the moment! I hope to hear from you again :-) ( That cuckoo clock is the bane of my life - if only it would tell the right time!! ha.ha)
Hi Sonia! I am absolutely thrilled that you have subscribed to my channel. I mentioned you in an earlier video as being one of my favourites! I had a couple of health problems and hospital stays recently but hope to make more videos in the new year! Tickled pink to hear from you. Ps I watch your videos through my TV Box and can't comment - it s only watch. Much love to you 💐 🙂 xx
Hello Anna! I use iron-on interfacing on the back of the pieces I am going to sew and oversew or blanket stitch the edges. If the items were going to be washed, I'd still use inerfacing but turn the edges over to the wrong side, before sewing them down, and oversew them with a small hand stitch or a close machine sewn zig-zag stitch. I hope this helps. keep well and safe.
I am German.never been there. born in Australia. my mother was born in Germany.I have many cuckoos myself and wish I had the ease of travel you do so I could go there. will not fly. you are so funny.
Oh, Jan! You must go to Germany! It s a beautiful country! I love it, especially along the Rhine, with it's castles, villages and scenery. It s fabulous! Fortunately, from the UK, we don't have to fly. We can take a ferry or the channel tunnel. Have you looked on youtube for videos of the Rhine and other places? Grab a coffee, get cosy and sail down the Rhine via youtube - I do. It's great! 😁 xx
I love your teaching and your stories💕
Thankyou for your lovely comment. So pleased you enjoy the videos. Xx
Hi Teresa, just re--watching your slow stitch journal cover vid, enjoying it just as much as the 1st time 🤗🤗🤗🤗 I love the story of your cuckoo clock, tragic end ,but at least it still works even though it's gone cuckoo !!!! TFS love your vids ... you are so jolly 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
🤣 Oh, Pauline! The cuckoo clock! I moved house this year and it took a battering, then fell off the wall again. It s a real survivor though, it s still singing at all times of the day and night! 🤣 Thanks for the on the feedback on the 1st video, I wondered if it all needs revising, so was really plrased with your comment. Take care x
It was so lovely to listen to you chat as you put this piece together! You were such good company and you have a wonderful laugh! Thank you!...Nancy
Hello Nancy, thank you for your lovely comment, I am so pleased you enjoyed it. I hope you enjoy the other projects too. Best wishes for good health and I look forward to seeing other comments from you. Take care. Teresa :-)
@@allsewnuptextileart Thanks for your repsonse, Teresa! I look forward to watching more when I can! :o)
What a delightful video! I'm so happy that I just found you and have more videos to watch. I'm new to slow stitching am and hooked. I've blundered through two projects so far and will attempt more with your guidance. Thanks so much.
Hi Karen. Thankyou so much for your comment. I'm really pleased you're enjoying the videos and the slow stitch. It's so nice to do. You won't blunder your way through this 😁 It's so easy!! You can't go wrong🌹😁
@@allsewnuptextileart I'm honored that you responded!! Can you give me a link to the video that shows how to do the edge (binding) of your journal? I've been searching and can't find it. I did see the finished product and it's amazing!! Just gorgeous. Thanks for your encouragement. Take care.
New subscriber here. So glad I found your channel! I’ve learned so much already. So nice to see your lovely sewing. Thanks!
Hello Heidi! Welcome to the channel. I am really pleased you're enjoying it. Thank you for the lovely comment. I hope you're keeping well and healthy. 🌻
I’m new to sewing and embroidery. I love this video I’m so inspired. Thank you
so much!
Hi Kathie. Thanks you so much for your lovely comment. I ll be finishing another project for uploading within the next week. I hope you like that too. 🌹
you made me laugh about the coffee. I would have my tea the same way. and as for our sons,oh yes,I have three .all adults .
Ha, ha! I know exactly what you mean about your tea!! 😁 I have two sons and a daughter. They re all adults and living quite close. In fact I m staying in my eldest son's house at the moment! They re all such a blessing! Xx
I just came across your video while looking for ideas to learn more about slow stitching a junk journal cover. I immediately knew I was going to love your work as you have such a bubbly personality and your project is what I was hoping to find. So, new subbie here and looking forward to learning more. Thanks for your time, talent and cute personality💖
Hello Nan. Thank you for subscribing, I hope you're not going to be disappointed! lol.I think it's a good idea to start at the beginning with the journal cover because it introduces new textile- artists to all the techniques and methods we use . I am looking forward to hearing from you again with an update of your jounral cover .
( goodness, that was scary - I sounded like my old head teacher!!! lol) :-)
@@allsewnuptextileart not disappointed at all. I will start over from the beginning 🌸
I’m new to your channel and I love all everything on SLOW STITCHING
sew be safe and God bless
Hi Hummer. Thank you for your comment. I am so pleased to hear from you. It's always lovely to hear from people who are enjoying the videos. Best wishes and God Bless you too :-)
Also new to your fabulous channel, its so relaxing listening to you chat while teaching us how to.. "Create", without being perfect, love your story of the cuckoo clock that was classic. and how quick u work just amazes me, so happy to have found you, thank you, Hugs Sandra
Hello, again Sandra LOL!! It's been so nice to read all your comments. You're giving my day a really good start and making me smile! Thank you for that, especially when the world is a tiny bit bleak at the moment! I hope to hear from you again :-) ( That cuckoo clock is the bane of my life - if only it would tell the right time!! ha.ha)
Hi Sonia! I am absolutely thrilled that you have subscribed to my channel. I mentioned you in an earlier video as being one of my favourites! I had a couple of health problems and hospital stays recently but hope to make more videos in the new year! Tickled pink to hear from you. Ps I watch your videos through my TV Box and can't comment - it s only watch. Much love to you 💐 🙂 xx
Hello Tresea !! I really like your piece !! I do love this sort of work I do a lot of stitching tutorials on my channel big hugs Sonya
New subbie, love what I'm seeing so far. TFS
Thanks for your comment. Good to hear from you 😁
New to your channel and loved your video
Hello Sherry. Thank you for your lovely comment. I look forward to hearing from you in the future x
Lovely! How do you keep your pieces from fraying?!
Hello Anna! I use iron-on interfacing on the back of the pieces I am going to sew and oversew or blanket stitch the edges. If the items were going to be washed, I'd still use inerfacing but turn the edges over to the wrong side, before sewing them down, and oversew them with a small hand stitch or a close machine sewn zig-zag stitch. I hope this helps. keep well and safe.
Good tutorial!
Thank you! So pleased you liked it 🌻😁
Fun! Thank you
Hello Jo! So pleased you liked the video. Thank you so much for commenting :-)
Funny story about the koko-clock haha
Hello Blessings. I think the cuckoo makes itself known in all the videos!!! 🤣
@@allsewnuptextileart hehe i love your humor in the videos. and of cours your art.
I am German.never been there. born in Australia. my mother was born in Germany.I have many cuckoos myself and wish I had the ease of travel you do so I could go there. will not fly. you are so funny.
Oh, Jan! You must go to Germany! It s a beautiful country! I love it, especially along the Rhine, with it's castles, villages and scenery. It s fabulous! Fortunately, from the UK, we don't have to fly. We can take a ferry or the channel tunnel. Have you looked on youtube for videos of the Rhine and other places? Grab a coffee, get cosy and sail down the Rhine via youtube - I do. It's great! 😁 xx