A W E S O M E !! I was so tired of seeing these items made with a glue gun!!! I have a Bernina, I have decorative thread, I have rope!!! WOOP WOOP!!! Thank you so much!!!
Good camera work with dialogue! Love the idea of the thread being decorative. It would be cool to use glow in the dark thread for a nightstand dish 😉. Oh the possibilities 👍❣️
I'm not a sewer by any means...in fact I'm just a curious man...and your video caught my eye so I had to take a look. Wow...you are VERY creative and these projects are amazing and have a very artistic and stylish look. I'm sure you've inspired many sewers, and because of this unique method you've developed even inspired people to start sewing. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with the world.
I just put the rope in my Amazon basket. I don't have a sewing machine, so I'll be doing it by hand, but this will be fun once I practice hand sewing it. Thanks for the excellent video!
I looked all over at tutorials for how to join rope ends when I’ve run short of rope for a project. Thank you for this easy tip. Love your channel. I so enjoy your videos. Thanks from Tampa FL. 🥰
Breathing *is* important when dealing with frustrating tasks, so this say is funny, and true! 😁 I bought clothes line years ago to make things with. I'm going down to my little sewing room right now to try the technique. Thank you!
You are amazing that looks like such a fun project! What is wrong with people who do this thumbs down stuff? I will never understand why you tube allows it anyway. It is nothing but negativity. If they don't like what they see they can move on, no one needs to hear it...OK, I'm stepping off my soapbox now. LOL
Having my first coffee this morning and ran across your tutorial on rope “do dads”. I’m on my second 1000 ft of cotton rope now. I’m just as addicted to it as I am to quilting,, HELP 😂. Wish I could show you what I’ve made so far. After seeing your large Market Bag I do believe it will be next. For the past few years as Christmas gifts I’ve made some type of sewing project for my family; which seem to grow each year. Gifts have been aprons, pillowcases jellyroll rugs and pat year was Sliced Rugs. 17 rugs each year😂. I am so blessed to be able to do all the stitching I do and plus watch tutorials such as yours to inspire me. KEEP ON STITCHIN❤
Wow you make such beautiful baskets. It reminds me of Native American artifacts with a modern twist. I love also how you break up your voice overs with some shots of you talking to us on camera!
Ohhhhh!I make my baskets sewing by hand,doesn't take long at all.I didn't know I could use my sewing machine for THIS Wow...a whole new world for me and my machine.Thank you.
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for sharing these ideas! I'm going to Amazon right now to order what I need. I lost all my hearing overnight a few months ago so I dont leave home much, these adorable baskets will help keep my mind busy and off my dramatic life change. Thanks again.
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts Thats ok! I have the time. I made little stuffed bunnies for my granddaughters for Easter and I've been shopping online for baskets to fill but now.... I'm going to make the baskets! Yay! Soooo, much better than buying what everyone else has. Thanks again for sharing your ideas I just love it.
I like the idea of just making coasters. And maybe a “cup” to store them in when not in use? I do love that knitted bag though. Maybe a gift for next year?
I'm a crocheter, but happened on your video about creating sn ironing board for a small space. I live in a 1 bedroom and small apartment so there is little space for all my yarn and Whips (Work In Progress). I have bags of yarn sitting in every knook and cranny of my place! I would LOVE to quilt someday but do not have space to set up my machine. Would LOVE to make these baskets!!! Your video is thorough and easy to follow. You have a great voice, too.... very clear and well modulated!!! Thank you for this video. I am subscribing just to see your other ideas and hints along the way. You come across as a good friend!!!! You are an amazing woman!!!
I’ve been a prolific sewer for about 60 years! You are the BEST, most interesting and encouraging sewer I’ve ever known!! Great job!! Yay for encouraging others with practical advice!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Ok! You are my new hero. Just retired in June 19. It’s fate that I would find a crafts person of your caliber to help me with all the fabric I have in my stash!!
I'm not a quilter, and it has been a very long time since I've used my sewing machine. But, I do love homemade gifts and making them. I absolutely LOVE these ideas. And, I especially love that you thought of them from clothesline rope. Totally cool!
I love all your videos. I'm not a quilter. I upholster professionally, and have my workshop attached to my home. When I have some 'me time', I craft. I find your videos helpful for both sides of my life and I have told friends who do quilts about your videos. I'm thinking of using my scraps from my many projects to make rag rugs and now after watching this to make some of these projects as well using scrap ropes (instead of actual rope). Thank you very much for these wonderful videos and thank you for being you.
Fantastic, with simple clear instruction. I am going to make the bread basket and the knitting basket and then another knitting basket for my daughter for Christmas.
Bless you! my mom loves baskets, and so do several friends, and i have NO talent for wicker weaving (and no interest in a new craft!) but i already have a sewing machine and a LOT of rope and threads and scraps!
Today is a difficult day for me. Yesterday there was a mass shooting at an elementary school in a nearby community. Our news is full of the details and I'm on overload. I needed something to listen to that was more engaging than music, preferably funny. RUclips tutorials usually hit the spot. This video re-dropped on my connect screen for RUclips. I immediately clicked to watch again because it's Karen Brown. Of the MANY things she does well, she's my go-to for a soothing voice, no muss nor fuss and something fascinating to discover. Karen, if you read this, thank you.
I love your projects and how easy you make the instructions! I wish I would have seen it before I bought fabric strips and wrapped the rope...arrrrrgg :(. I am all about easy. Thanks for giving us 7 different ideas. You are the BEST!!!
I was watching a channel with the same project ideas I think crafty patty and between the 2 of you I feel like I could start a business from making these type of gifts. So very informative, and love your style of video here. I definitely have to watch more. Thank you so much.
I love to make projects with clothesline rope....I also use other ropes and paracord....lots of fun to create with different materials.. my favourite thread to use is variegate....
Wow. These are awesome. I love baskets and had made them in the past but nothing like this. I might give it a try for the bottom of a purse and then sew quilted fabric for the top part. So pretty too.
What an excellent idea. When I first scanned your comment, I immediately imaged making these to place in the bottom of a finished tote bag to support the bottom. Even to snap or Velcro in place. Even to make as you've described is most excellent. Thanks!
You just saved me $50 bucks! I have had my eye on rope baskets waiting for them to go on sale. I had no idea they were so easy to make. Peevee Mart here I come!
Now that you mention it, this is a great way to use up all that old thead my mum gave me when she gave up sewing. It's been sitting in storage for ages.
I love the bowls made from cords. I am definitely gong to try this soon.The bowls and trays are very beautiful and definitely works of art. I can’t wait to try making one. I’m sure it will take a long while to make the, near as beautiful as you’d. I am a retired nurse. I thought I would have so much time for hobbies. Turns out I end up taking care of family members after whatever surgeries that they needed. Anyhow you are an inspiration. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions but I’m sure I will be back with more questions. Janice in Tennessee
They are fast and easy...other than that start bit. Bring you sewing machine along and you can get it done. Take care. Nurses need care too so be sure to have a way to refill your spirit
Karen, I was watching this video with mild interest and amusement, and then I got EXCITED when I saw Project #5 Bread Proofing Bowl!!! I make a lot of bread and since I recently started making sourdough breads I've really been wanting proofing baskets to give my boules that great-looking top. But I haven't wanted to spend the money to buy several of them. Now I can make my own. Thank you, thank you, thank you, dear Karen!
Wow! These baskets are just creative and practical! plus their soft, cute and fun to make! Somehow I miss yout tutorial but I'm glad I found it! can't wait! thanks, Karen! Fun! Fun! Yes!
Ii agree with everyone, your delivery is awesome and I love your projects. So cool. I have wanted to do this for ages, even have the rope, and now maybe I can finally get this done. I will offer one thing, your machine most likely has a knee lift. If you were to use it, it would make this project so much easier, especially at the start. You would use your knee to raise the presser foot and your hands would be free to continue holding the rope & scissors. The continuity of your hands being in place will make everything easier as you are not having to put down and pick up your "poking" things. At first you may feel a bit awkward, but after about the third lift you will be saying "OMG, oh yes". Anyway, just a thought.
I had a very hard time with the beginning so I rolled around 3-4 times and zigzagged back and forth a few times, worked great and not near as stressful
For thread, I HIGHLY recommend getting a serger thread adapter and using serger thread (cones) on a regular machine. You save lots of money and time in switching out thread!
Absolutely love these. Especially adding the colored threads and fabric wraps. I have a QE 770 and just bought the wider, double cord foot. I think I will start out small and make some coasters.
JUST FOUND YOUR VIDEOS , THIS IS ONE OF THE NEATEST PROJECTS I HAVE COME ACROSS IN A LONG TIME T HIS IS SOMETHING I REALLY WANT TO DO! THANK YOU FOR SHARING. YOU DO A VERY GOD JOB IN THE INSTRUCTIONS !
Thank you!!! Thank you!!! 💜💜 God Bless you😇. What a fantastic idea for gifts. Especially if your on a limited budget and want to give something very special to someone for a personal gift. Love Love Love💜💜💜💜💜
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts I think this idea is really nice. I like all the different items you can make from the clothesline. Thank you also so very much for the wonderful step by step instructions for each project. Video taped very well the step by step instructions. Would love more videos like this video. 💜😇👍
When I’ve made rope bowls before I wrapped scrap fabric strips around the rope before I sewed it, but I love your natural rope and colour from the thread! Thank you!
The best rope is %100 cotton as other lines have colored or black inside which fans out if cut. This did not stop me though. Sewing these projects is addictive. I am planning my 6th project already.
Love no nonsense tutorial.Just get it done! FABULOUS very easy to follow and lovely made articles.Gosh I wish more was like you.Thank you so much.I have just found you and feel blessed I have
The fiddly part at the beginning...After breaking several needles trying to move thigs around at the beginning, I came up with this no fail method. Coil the rope for about 1.5 to 2 in in diameter. Clip but also hold with your fingers ( l learned to not use pins!) Now flip this center. Zig zag INTO the center. Clip the threads and remove from under the presser foot. Flip and begin at the center and start the zigzag as normal. I could not keep the rope center in place without this beginning spiral into the center.
This has come back in a big way. I see this was made 5years ago. thank you for this.
A W E S O M E !! I was so tired of seeing these items made with a glue gun!!! I have a Bernina, I have decorative thread, I have rope!!! WOOP WOOP!!! Thank you so much!!!
Good camera work with dialogue! Love the idea of the thread being decorative. It would be cool to use glow in the dark thread for a nightstand dish 😉. Oh the possibilities 👍❣️
Give it a go. Let me know how it works
i like your hairstyle in this video, just a random comment. I enjoy your blog and instagram. thanks for sharing.
MGS 🤣
You can buy glow in the dark thread!! Omg that's a terrific idea!
Love it!! Will be making coasters soon!!!
+Mando's Studio try one of the bowls too
Will do!!
I'm not a sewer by any means...in fact I'm just a curious man...and your video caught my eye so I had to take a look. Wow...you are VERY creative and these projects are amazing and have a very artistic and stylish look. I'm sure you've inspired many sewers, and because of this unique method you've developed even inspired people to start sewing. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with the world.
tinkmarz1
couldn't have said it better!
Ditto @tinkmarz
Isn't she great ! I think you should give it a go. Imagine your loved ones faces when you say that you made it. 👍👏👏👏
So kind of you, tinkmarz. You're very thoughtful.
tinkmarz1 spot on! 👍
I just put the rope in my Amazon basket. I don't have a sewing machine, so I'll be doing it by hand, but this will be fun once I practice hand sewing it. Thanks for the excellent video!
I looked all over at tutorials for how to join rope ends when I’ve run short of rope for a project. Thank you for this easy tip. Love your channel. I so enjoy your videos. Thanks from Tampa FL. 🥰
The last one would be a nice beach bag as well
Breathing *is* important when dealing with frustrating tasks, so this say is funny, and true! 😁
I bought clothes line years ago to make things with. I'm going down to my little sewing room right now to try the technique. Thank you!
Let me know how it works out.
GREAT GIFT IDEAS - I have never tried making card baskets, this 72 year old might just give it a try. THANK YOU!
You are amazing that looks like such a fun project! What is wrong with people who do this thumbs down stuff? I will never understand why you tube allows it anyway. It is nothing but negativity. If they don't like what they see they can move on, no one needs to hear it...OK, I'm stepping off my soapbox now. LOL
Having my first coffee this morning and ran across your tutorial on rope “do dads”. I’m on my second 1000 ft of cotton rope now. I’m just as addicted to it as I am to quilting,, HELP 😂. Wish I could show you what I’ve made so far. After seeing your large Market Bag I do believe it will be next. For the past few years as Christmas gifts I’ve made some type of sewing project for my family; which seem to grow each year. Gifts have been aprons, pillowcases jellyroll rugs and pat year was Sliced Rugs. 17 rugs each year😂. I am so blessed to be able to do all the stitching I do and plus watch tutorials such as yours to inspire me. KEEP ON STITCHIN❤
The rope bowls are very addictive. Nice to sit and make something so beautiful so quickly
Wow you make such beautiful baskets. It reminds me of Native American artifacts with a modern twist. I love also how you break up your voice overs with some shots of you talking to us on camera!
Chauntel Delgado I must admit I think of First Nation women every time I make one. Thanks for watching and commenting
Ohhhhh!I make my baskets sewing by hand,doesn't take long at all.I didn't know I could use my sewing machine for THIS Wow...a whole new world for me and my machine.Thank you.
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I watched this video several years ago and came back for a refresher!!! Wish I could add another thumbs up! 🤩
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for sharing these ideas! I'm going to Amazon right now to order what I need. I lost all my hearing overnight a few months ago so I dont leave home much, these adorable baskets will help keep my mind busy and off my dramatic life change. Thanks again.
They are very addictive
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts Thats ok! I have the time. I made little stuffed bunnies for my granddaughters for Easter and I've been shopping online for baskets to fill but now.... I'm going to make the baskets! Yay! Soooo, much better than buying what everyone else has. Thanks again for sharing your ideas I just love it.
The GREATEST video EVER!!! Very nicely done, good music, good voice, brought me happiness with those projects!
Let’s sew them!!
I love this tutorial! I also love your calm delivery and concise explanation of the projects. Have a blessed holiday season!
Becca Cramer Thank you so much. I hope you try one of these projects. They’re quite addictive. Have a great Holiday.
I make bowls for Easter the kids love them and use them all year!
That first project would make a great placemat/glass mat for the dining room.
Thank you for the excellent tutorials!! The close ups help sooooo much!!
You are a natural tutor!!!! You made all these projects possible!!! Thank u and god bless
I love your videos making baskets.Pretty baskets.
Love them.
I like the idea of just making coasters. And maybe a “cup” to store them in when not in use?
I do love that knitted bag though. Maybe a gift for next year?
I love you and your channel. Please don’t stop creating 💕
You are so talented and so much energy. I love to see what is your next craft idea.
I'm a crocheter, but happened on your video about creating sn ironing board for a small space. I live in a 1 bedroom and small apartment so there is little space for all my yarn and Whips (Work In Progress). I have bags of yarn sitting in every knook and cranny of my place!
I would LOVE to quilt someday but do not have space to set up my machine. Would LOVE to make these baskets!!!
Your video is thorough and easy to follow. You have a great voice, too.... very clear and well modulated!!!
Thank you for this video. I am subscribing just to see your other ideas and hints along the way. You come across as a good friend!!!!
You are an amazing woman!!!
I’ve been a prolific sewer for about 60 years! You are the BEST, most interesting and encouraging sewer I’ve ever known!! Great job!! Yay for encouraging others with practical advice!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Wow, such lovely ideas! Thanks for sharing!
You just taught me how I can make placemats, or use them how to make a trendy purse. Newly subscribed. Thanks!
Ok! You are my new hero. Just retired in June 19. It’s fate that I would find a crafts person of your caliber to help me with all the fabric I have in my stash!!
I’ve made sets of coasters using this method with colored para cord rope, but WOW.... you expanded my horizons considerably! Tks!!!
I'm not a quilter, and it has been a very long time since I've used my sewing machine. But, I do love homemade gifts and making them.
I absolutely LOVE these ideas. And, I especially love that you thought of them from clothesline rope. Totally cool!
Give them a try. 😎
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts
Will do! ☺
I think I will make some of these for Christmas gifts!! Thank you Karen!
I love all your videos. I'm not a quilter. I upholster professionally, and have my workshop attached to my home. When I have some 'me time', I craft. I find your videos helpful for both sides of my life and I have told friends who do quilts about your videos.
I'm thinking of using my scraps from my many projects to make rag rugs and now after watching this to make some of these projects as well using scrap ropes (instead of actual rope). Thank you very much for these wonderful videos and thank you for being you.
Thanks Karen . I have been to mean to spend $30 nz dollars on a proofing basket ! Ha!! Now I can make my own . Cheers
Fantastic, with simple clear instruction. I am going to make the bread basket and the knitting basket and then another knitting basket for my daughter for Christmas.
Bless you! my mom loves baskets, and so do several friends, and i have NO talent for wicker weaving (and no interest in a new craft!) but i already have a sewing machine and a LOT of rope and threads and scraps!
Oh my goodness I can’t wait to get started. Thank you for your fantastic tutorial. Your awesome. Joanne
Today is a difficult day for me. Yesterday there was a mass shooting at an elementary school in a nearby community. Our news is full of the details and I'm on overload. I needed something to listen to that was more engaging than music, preferably funny. RUclips tutorials usually hit the spot.
This video re-dropped on my connect screen for RUclips. I immediately clicked to watch again because it's Karen Brown. Of the MANY things she does well, she's my go-to for a soothing voice, no muss nor fuss and something fascinating to discover.
Karen, if you read this, thank you.
I cannot tell you how much I love each and every one of these - brilliant!
They have been very popular with friends and family
This is amazing! I thought this was too hard to do or try. But I think I'm going to try this Christmas break! Thanks Karen!
I love your projects and how easy you make the instructions! I wish I would have seen it before I bought fabric strips and wrapped the rope...arrrrrgg :(. I am all about easy. Thanks for giving us 7 different ideas. You are the BEST!!!
My 9 year old daughter says she really likes this video!
YOU are a Rockstar!!! Solves so many gift ideas!!! Thank you!!
I was watching a channel with the same project ideas I think crafty patty and between the 2 of you I feel like I could start a business from making these type of gifts. So very informative, and love your style of video here. I definitely have to watch more. Thank you so much.
I might be inclined to do just that 1st little bit with hand sewing! Great projects!
I love to make projects with clothesline rope....I also use other ropes and paracord....lots of fun to create with different materials.. my favourite thread to use is variegate....
You can dye the cord as well to personalize it some more. I dyed my cotton cord green and followed the directions above.
I loved it! My greetings from 🇺🇾
I agree...for surprise...dying rope is the best...breathes in an artistic flair into plain boring cord/rope..try it...you’ll like it...🇨🇦🇨🇦
@@paulinechapman9319 You can even let the bowl sit in a pot of dye and let the dye travel up the bowl for an ombre effect.
Wow. These are awesome. I love baskets and had made them in the past but nothing like this. I might give it a try for the bottom of a purse and then sew quilted fabric for the top part. So pretty too.
What an excellent idea. When I first scanned your comment, I immediately imaged making these to place in the bottom of a finished tote bag to support the bottom. Even to snap or Velcro in place. Even to make as you've described is most excellent. Thanks!
You just saved me $50 bucks! I have had my eye on rope baskets waiting for them to go on sale. I had no idea they were so easy to make. Peevee Mart here I come!
OMG!!!😲
AMAZINGLY. AWESOME!!!!
WANT THESE...
NEED THESE...
LOVE THESE!!!
🥰 Thank you 🥰
Thank you so much for this video. Now I can make a banneton basket for my breads.
I love this! I love you! You. Your editing. Your finished product. Your delivery. You are such a friend I want to hug in this video.
Thanks.
Thank you
Oh my gosh! The trivet is so cute!
Love these gift ideas. Off I go to buy the rope. Thank you for the inspiration.
Now I have an excuse to go thread shopping!! Love these gift ideas so much I may make a tray or tote for myself ;)
Now that you mention it, this is a great way to use up all that old thead my mum gave me when she gave up sewing. It's been sitting in storage for ages.
СУПЕР !!!!! КЛАСС !!! МОЛОДЕЦ !!!! Завтра же куплю все и начну шить !!! Лайк и подписка !!!!
Thanks for watching
Am a garment sewer for 50+ years, I love the look of quilts but have no desire to make one and thoroughly enjoy your videos.
wow! so neatly made -- the cord company will be so impressed too, especially with all the coloring with threads & fabrics.
this has given me a new reason to have my sewing machine repaired! What a wonderful video!
😎Love your handle
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts thank you so much!
I think you could make the divider part of the marker caddy out of rope instead of foamboard. Great job on this video!
I luv you..fun...cheerful ...encouraging...clever and above all productive ...🇨🇦🇨🇦
I love the bowls made from cords. I am definitely gong to try this soon.The bowls and trays are very beautiful and definitely works of art. I can’t wait to try making one. I’m sure it will take a long while to make the, near as beautiful as you’d. I am a retired nurse. I thought I would have so much time for hobbies. Turns out I end up taking care of family members after whatever surgeries that they needed. Anyhow you are an inspiration. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions but I’m sure I will be back with more questions. Janice in Tennessee
They are fast and easy...other than that start bit. Bring you sewing machine along and you can get it done. Take care. Nurses need care too so be sure to have a way to refill your spirit
Excellent tips on sewing with rope-thank you!
Love these ideas, and I appreciate the way you give instructions!
I hope you try a couple
That knitting bag is exactly what I've been needing. I'm going to make it tomorrow! Thanks for this video!
I love your ideas. I have just started working with rope construction. Thank you for the multiple projects as they highlight different techniques.
Your projects are really beautiful😍💓
Oh what fun! Can't wait to get my machine repaired! (Or replaced)
Karen, I was watching this video with mild interest and amusement, and then I got EXCITED when I saw Project #5 Bread Proofing Bowl!!! I make a lot of bread and since I recently started making sourdough breads I've really been wanting proofing baskets to give my boules that great-looking top. But I haven't wanted to spend the money to buy several of them. Now I can make my own. Thank you, thank you, thank you, dear Karen!
My son uses them every week. Enjoy 👍
Wow easy. I love this. These gifts will keep non-sewers wondering how it was done. They must be very sturdy as well. Thank you!❤
Wow! These baskets are just creative and practical! plus their soft, cute and fun to make! Somehow I miss yout tutorial but I'm glad I found it! can't wait! thanks, Karen! Fun! Fun! Yes!
This just popped up in my feed. I love these! So many ideas come to mind now.
Love your ideas!!
These are fabulous! I’ve got 11 months to get these done!!
Great ideas! Rope bowls and more here I come!
Jo-Anne Vandermey The great thing is that you can make them in an afternoon and you’re done 😎
Ii agree with everyone, your delivery is awesome and I love your projects. So cool. I have wanted to do this for ages, even have the rope, and now maybe I can finally get this done. I will offer one thing, your machine most likely has a knee lift. If you were to use it, it would make this project so much easier, especially at the start. You would use your knee to raise the presser foot and your hands would be free to continue holding the rope & scissors. The continuity of your hands being in place will make everything easier as you are not having to put down and pick up your "poking" things. At first you may feel a bit awkward, but after about the third lift you will be saying "OMG, oh yes". Anyway, just a thought.
I love the market bag for bringing produce in from the garden. Now I'm inspired to make a rug too!
It has a lovely weight and hand too.
I had a very hard time with the beginning so I rolled around 3-4 times and zigzagged back and forth a few times, worked great and not near as stressful
Another great video. OMG just love watching you! So precise.
😊
So nice love the basket with scrap yarn
It has a fabulous feel to it
For thread, I HIGHLY recommend getting a serger thread adapter and using serger thread (cones) on a regular machine. You save lots of money and time in switching out thread!
Great idea, thanks!---just wish the bobbin could be done the same way😕
Didn't know they made such a thing but I am definitely going to go find one. Thanks for the info!!
Absolutely love these. Especially adding the colored threads and fabric wraps.
I have a QE 770 and just bought the wider, double cord foot.
I think I will start out small and make some coasters.
I have made a couple of rope baskets in the past. But I really like your patterns. Will have to make them all.
JUST FOUND YOUR VIDEOS , THIS IS ONE OF THE NEATEST PROJECTS I HAVE COME ACROSS IN A LONG TIME T HIS IS SOMETHING I REALLY WANT TO DO! THANK YOU FOR SHARING. YOU DO A VERY GOD JOB IN THE INSTRUCTIONS !
Thank you!!! Thank you!!! 💜💜
God Bless you😇. What a fantastic idea for gifts. Especially if your on a limited budget and want to give something very special to someone for a personal gift.
Love Love Love💜💜💜💜💜
+Tamson Darland I have been so pleased to give something useful, attractive and homemade as gifts. Not one eye roll with this batch.
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts I think this idea is really nice. I like all the different items you can make from the clothesline. Thank you also so very much for the wonderful step by step instructions for each project. Video taped very well the step by step instructions. Would love more videos like this video. 💜😇👍
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED this video! Thank you sooo much for sharing!
When I’ve made rope bowls before I wrapped scrap fabric strips around the rope before I sewed it, but I love your natural rope and colour from the thread! Thank you!
The best rope is %100 cotton as other lines have colored or black inside which fans out if cut. This did not stop me though. Sewing these projects is addictive. I am planning my 6th project already.
I made some cord by joining 2" wide scraps. I had trouble controlling the tension. I'll try again now!
These are great gifts and something I have never seen before. I can hardly wait to buy some rope and try this!
Such a different speed to quilting.
Wow! I didn't know how these were made but being that I know how to sew, I should be able to try this! ❤
Love no nonsense tutorial.Just get it done! FABULOUS very easy to follow and lovely made articles.Gosh I wish more was like you.Thank you so much.I have just found you and feel blessed I have
Ohhh!! How wonderfully "easy"!! (Not too easy to start, but *sooo* easy to finish!!!) THANK YOU for sharing!!
I really enjoy all your lessons.always something to learn,You've become my favorite person to go to, thank you so
Holy cow! Those ideas are genius 🤩. Thank you for sharing
I love your tutorial, you make the projects so clear to understand and so much fun to do.
The fiddly part at the beginning...After breaking several needles trying to move thigs around at the beginning, I came up with this no fail method. Coil the rope for about 1.5 to 2 in in diameter. Clip but also hold with your fingers ( l learned to not use pins!) Now flip this center. Zig zag INTO the center. Clip the threads and remove from under the presser foot. Flip and begin at the center and start the zigzag as normal. I could not keep the rope center in place without this beginning spiral into the center.
I sure am glad I stumbled in to your videos. I really enjoy them.