THIS is art in its most expressive and thoughtful form! I was reading other posts and saw the word “astonishing”. I’m a woman of words. Yes, that’s the right word for this piece. Astonishing. I don’t do hand work because of my painful hands and like many people, I guess, we are most impressed by what we ourselves understand but cannot do. Beautiful.
Hi Jude ,thanks sooooo much for taking the time to share . Your work is totally astonishing . Just new to your channel . Very inspiring , would love to see a full quilt , or whatever you call it. Have been looking lately at the Gees Bend quilters and others , not to mention Boro' s and Australian Wagga's . I am very attracted to these styles . Godbless xx Pat nz
always love, love, love watching you work. thank you for sharing so much of your skills with us...always inspiring to watch you & so familiar at the same time. my natural inclinations toward textile work mirrors so much of what you do. ❤❤😍👍 Faydra
Found your channel last night, and binge watched. (My condolences for the cat. ) This video is my favorite. Love the texture! Was initially resistant to the raw edges, but I think I get it now. Can't wait to try.
I love your "collage" method! A friend told me about your unusual basting method (do you remove that when your piece is done?) and I stopped by and now I'm sitting with my own stitching, watching and listening to you, enjoying very much my time spent here. I'm a bit curious about the piece you are working on here. It looks like you made a collage and placed it in the middle of something larger then backed that. Will you continue to add collaging work to this or is this your intention to leave this as the focal point? I ask because the white stitched circles have me very curious as to their placement and I don't see any evidence of them on the back so you must have done them into the single top cloth? Sorry to be so long winded and ask so many questions, but my brain was going... You have inspired me! Thank you for sharing!
I work up a cloth in layers, adding new elements and decorative stitches to the layers as I go. So often times a new layer is added which covers up the back some of the decorative stitching already added. I do not usually remove the invisible baste, it adds durability to the cloth. Once in a while I might but it depends on the way it goes.
Kain apakah yang digunakan untuk menampal sehingga menjadi art?kain jeans,,atau kain settin atau kain cotton? bolehkah beri penjelasan tentang kain boleh dibeli dimana?
I am new to your videos and I am enjoying them tremendously. I have been fascinated by Boro and Sashiko and recently came across Kantha. What thread are you using for the quilting.
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THIS is art in its most expressive and thoughtful form! I was reading other posts and saw the word “astonishing”. I’m a woman of words. Yes, that’s the right word for this piece. Astonishing. I don’t do hand work because of my painful hands and like many people, I guess, we are most impressed by what we ourselves understand but cannot do. Beautiful.
I love seeing you stitch again and teaching me your wonderful lifetime of experience. 😊❤️👏🏻
Hi Jude ,thanks sooooo much for taking the time to share . Your work is totally astonishing . Just new to your channel . Very inspiring , would love to see a full quilt , or whatever you call it. Have been looking lately at the Gees Bend quilters and others , not to mention Boro' s and Australian Wagga's . I am very attracted to these styles . Godbless xx Pat nz
I enjoy witnessing your method and hearing your philosophy about working with cloth and thread.
I so enjoy your creative mind and all your sun, moon and stars themes... And your creatures, too... Ok, all your work! Tyfs, Jude.
She is my quilting hero. Thank you, Jude.
Thanks for showing your work...you've inspired me to loosen up and have a go...lovely cloh. ✌
Yes, loosen up and enjoy!
always love, love, love watching you work. thank you for sharing so much of your skills with us...always inspiring to watch you & so familiar at the same time. my natural inclinations toward textile work mirrors so much of what you do. ❤❤😍👍 Faydra
Thanks for the inspiration of freedom!
Dearest Jude - You are a Treasure.
Wow! This is amazing! I adore this stitch, your colours, texture and freedom, and this video. Please keep them coming, Jude. Subscribed.
Found your channel last night, and binge watched. (My condolences for the cat. ) This video is my favorite. Love the texture! Was initially resistant to the raw edges, but I think I get it now. Can't wait to try.
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Amazing work and very informative. Thanks ❤️
You've rearranged my future 🌹🌹🌹thank you 🌹🌹🌹and looks more amazing too🤓🤓🤓
Yay!
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I love your "collage" method! A friend told me about your unusual basting method (do you remove that when your piece is done?) and I stopped by and now I'm sitting with my own stitching, watching and listening to you, enjoying very much my time spent here. I'm a bit curious about the piece you are working on here. It looks like you made a collage and placed it in the middle of something larger then backed that. Will you continue to add collaging work to this or is this your intention to leave this as the focal point? I ask because the white stitched circles have me very curious as to their placement and I don't see any evidence of them on the back so you must have done them into the single top cloth? Sorry to be so long winded and ask so many questions, but my brain was going... You have inspired me! Thank you for sharing!
I work up a cloth in layers, adding new elements and decorative stitches to the layers as I go. So often times a new layer is added which covers up the back some of the decorative stitching already added. I do not usually remove the invisible baste, it adds durability to the cloth. Once in a while I might but it depends on the way it goes.
Очень красиво👍👍👍🤗
How do u put backing on. Beautiful work.
Where do you get cloth i love all the different types, the cloth looks weathered, old. Do you use alot of denim?
I use old cloth. Recycled from a lifetime. Denim is too thick.
Best best best
Kain apakah yang digunakan untuk menampal sehingga menjadi art?kain jeans,,atau kain settin atau kain cotton? bolehkah beri penjelasan tentang kain boleh dibeli dimana?
What kind of needles do you use
Embroidery needles
I just tried to go to Katha link above and it says I need a password.
Probably moved to a private class. Things get shuffled around.
I am new to your videos and I am enjoying them tremendously. I have been fascinated by Boro and Sashiko and recently came across Kantha. What thread are you using for the quilting.
Debby Riddick it depends rely. But I tend to use my leftover embroidery thread