Oh my, my, my. What a wonderful video. The Peter Rabbit "fussy cut" block . . . . be still my heart!!! Emma, you like Beatrix Potter are a treasure!! Thank you so very much 🙂
Hi Emma, Thank you SO much for taking us along on this lovely tour of Beatrix Potter’s house - especially for someone who lives in the states & will probably never get a chance to see it for myself. 💕
I was going to say the same thing! Living in the states, I doubt I’ll ever get an opportunity to visit Beatrix Potter’s house. Thank you Emma! You are so very special!
Thank you for sharing your trip to Beatrix Potter's house. The video was so lovely and calming too. Great that you were inspired to make a hexagon from diamond shapes. I love your new studio work room space too. Jane x
Oh, Emma, you and your videos always take me on a gentle journey in crafting. And thank you for sharing your beautiful country and the home of Beatrix Potter - just lovely!
Beautiful! We are huge Beatrix Potter and rabbit fans here. 🤩I'm excited to see the quilt come together! Also, I would love to see where you are on your Jane Austin beauty. (You've inspired me to make something similar.)
Oh Emma , thanks so much for the tour . I was in the Lake District approx 40 years ago on a bus tour . Wish I knew about this , so beautiful. I also fell in love with Lake District wen I visited . I hope to go back one day , England is my second home . Thanks for the tour , it was awesome .❤
Really enjoyed this vlog Emma, and so lovely to see Hilltop House, one of my favourite places too…..your quilt block was just lovely and can’t wait to see how it all turns out…thanks again and take care x x x 🥰
I love anything to do with Beatrix Potter so your video was most welcome. You had great weather for your trip. I could live there quite happily. Tfs Emma.
A lovely visit to Hill Top and a cute block for your quilt, thank you. A cheaper alternative to individual acrylic templates is to buy sheets of clear template plastic from which you can cut lots of your own templates and are excellent for fussy cutting. I find this very useful.
Beatrix Potter is one of my very favorites, and I loved the opportunity to visit her house via your video. Have you ever watched the movie “Miss Potter”? I absolutely love it and I have watched it so many times. Your addition of Peter Rabbit to your Memories Quilt is such a wonderful idea, I love it and I look forward to seeing it added to your other pieces. Thanks for sharing your adventure to the Lake District - it must be so fabulous to get to go there in person. ❤
thank you so much Pam, I do love that movie too! Lake District is my home from home and very special to me, spent lots of time there as a child. thank you for watching
This might end up being one of my very favorite videos, as you so wonderfully videoed and edited the trip I took right after you, following FoQ. I stayed in Bowness, traveled by the ferry, and then walked, got a little lost, and eventually found my way to Hilltop Farm. Thank you for making it! I am working on a much different, but also inspired by my visit , quilt. 😊 Will try to share when done. Take care!!
oh yes please do share when you are done, I would absolutely love to see it Mary Ann! So glad you got up to Hilltop to visit it, such a lovely place isn't it
Thankyou for the lovely video, I felt like I was there!! Breathtaking garden and home. You cant be anything but inspired after seeing that beautiful quilt, your homage to it is simply darling!!
Thank you for this lovely video Emma! For me it is a reminder of our holiday last month, we visited Top Hill as well as the World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness. The wedding quilt at Top Hill and the embroidery made by Beatrix Potter herself are both amazing!
Thank you so very much for sharing🌻 I've loved Beatrix Potter forever + have collected so many treasures + fabrics, how fabulous🌻 You have such skill + perfection with all you share🌻
Loved seeing Beatrix Potter's house. When I was in England I wish I had of had an opportunity to go there. Love your memory quilt block. It's going to look lovely.
Such a treat to see some history of Beatrix Potter! It made me consider once more how short our history is here in Alberta Canada. When she was born this area was pretty well unpopulated and was still not designated as a province but just part of the NorthWest Territory. 😊
What a special place to be able to visit, thank you so much for sharing! I watched the movie about Beatrix Potter on Netflix a few months ago and it was lovely.
A thin but stiff cardboard with the center cut out leaving the seam allowance works great. you still can't cut it with a rotary cutter but you can be sure of getting the image you want centered.
That was lovely Emma. I visited the house a few years ago and like you loved it. I saw her desk on the landing with some of her drawings on it and the feeling has stayed with me ever since.
I loved everything in this video you’ve made, including the drive. (The entry into the freeway was scary at first for this American). The flowers, the garden, Hilltop itself and the furnishings were just stunning, but the reproduction of her parents’ wedding quilt was amazing! Beatrix Potter was a favorite author and illustrator of mine which brings back so many wonderful memories of reading to my children and grandchildren. I look so forward to seeing your memory quilt as you add lovely hexies!
Thank you for this. I have loved her stories and her illustrations inspired my lifelong love of drawing, painting and calligraphy. You have combined it with my love of quilting. Thank you for this abundance of magical bliss. ^•,•^
Hi Emma - Thank you for taking us along to a magical place. It was so pretty and fun to just be there. Your quilt block for your happy quilt is perfect. I love how you created it. 💕🐰
Fun fact: Her drawings weren't just for her books. She was considered quite a scientist... especially in mycology, the study of fungi. She even had a scientific paper presented to the Linnean Society. 💕🌞🌵😷
Greetings from Canada Emma. What a beautiful video. Thanks for taking us along on your road trip to Beatrix Potter's cottage.It was very interesting and beautiful. I can see why you called it your happy place. In the second half of the video as I watched you mark, cut and sew the pieces together, and I noticed that your diamonds weren't made of cardboard. What were they and do you leave them in as opposed to removing the cardboard pieces? I've never seen those before. Thanks again for sharing this wonderful experience .💙
Thank you sooo much for the wonderful video what an interesting bit of history. You have just inspired me also. I thoroughly enjoyed this so much. Have a wonderful day and I look forward to your next video ROBIN LEWIS.
Hi Emma thank you for today , how peaceful it all looked , the really like this part of the country , like I love Devon. What part of the country do you live in . What a nice quilt even. Ore so for the time it was made, there must have been hours of love gone into that.. Thank again for today . Loved the liberty you used to fussy cut on. I have a lot of liberty but never seen that one sadly.
thank you Karen, I live in Lancashire which borders Cumbria so I visit it often. The liberty I used was from Japan and you might be able to find it on Etsy
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox thank you for that info . I was thinking if you were fairly near to me I may like to attend your lessons when you’re up and running . But we like in Lincolnshire so a little far away sadly . A real shame . Look forward to your what you have to show us next vlogg . Thank you happy sewing .
This was a wonderful video, I too would love to go there someday !! I have Michele Hill's book Stitching with Beatrix Potter that includes her pattern of the Wedding Quilt. Certainly would like to make the quilt one day. Thanks Emma .....Rose from the Shuswap Lake area of British Columbia Canada.
Miss Emma, Thanks for sharing the tour. What a beautiful quilt. I am presently working on a Lucy Boston wallhanging. I find precision machine piecing to be a challenge but epp so satisfying because of the accurateness. Someone you might like is Jerri of Hop a Long Hollow here on RUclips.
Emma, what did you use as the paper backing on each diamond? Love your videos and your artistry. The visit to Beatrix Potter’s home was the best! I am starting several BP quilts this year for future great-grandchildren. My son, who made me a happy grandma through adoption, died in 2021. He loved Peter Rabbit. His children are in their twenties now, and it will be a labor of love to make this for their children. You always inspire. Thank you.🥕
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox They are an English family who live in a chateau in France. and have a couple YT channels. One of the brothers, Michael is an artist and a big fan of Beatrix Potter.
Doing it yourself the English Family living & restitution in chatu the one son being fan of Helen Beatrice Potter he paints in her style with one paint box kit her full name on the box collection of Spode Blu & white English china scored another time its like the tea cup & few pieces we she used . He sells his Beatrice Potter print to help with his restoration of the French beauty. Tour of where they make the same Paper Potter used & now thus the quilts look about the grounds house the Lake area sweet I just got my 2 volume 2,DVD 📀📀of the Animated films on her 🖌️🎨🐰🪿🐈⬛🦊🐁🦔 My belated Great Aunt & l in 🥰with her style l had the child's tea set the Floppies Bunnies 😴 in the cabbage 🥬 garden lamp Large🧥 Peter Rabbit 🐰 plush lots her books the one like most is the Bio 📖 with lay out of her land buildings & now this Beautiful Quilt 🤩 The English quilter Textile artist lives up that way Emma creative stitch RUclips channel she fun kind up lifting as you are worth me better late than ugly up late viewing this show stopper if a quilt Keep Rocking 🤙💃the 👁️ 🍭 The Force 🖖 continues with you & yours& connection with RUclips Family 🕊️🫶🐦🗽🇺🇲🦅
Oh my, my, my. What a wonderful video. The Peter Rabbit "fussy cut" block . . . . be still my heart!!! Emma, you like Beatrix Potter are a treasure!! Thank you so very much 🙂
Oh thank you!
Hi Emma, Thank you SO much for taking us along on this lovely tour of Beatrix Potter’s house - especially for someone who lives in the states & will probably never get a chance to see it for myself. 💕
thank you for watching Karen, I am so glad you enjoyed it
I was going to say the same thing! Living in the states, I doubt I’ll ever get an opportunity to visit Beatrix Potter’s house. Thank you Emma! You are so very special!
Thank you for taking us along to Beatrx Potter's cottage. What a lovely video and quilt block to remember the day.
Thank you for sharing your trip to Beatrix Potter's house. The video was so lovely and calming too. Great that you were inspired to make a hexagon from diamond shapes. I love your new studio work room space too. Jane x
thank you so much Jane
Oh, Emma, you and your videos always take me on a gentle journey in crafting. And thank you for sharing your beautiful country and the home of Beatrix Potter - just lovely!
I am so happy you enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing your visit to Hilltop farm - I especially enjoyed the garden❤
Your Peter Rabbit EPP is so sweet💖
thank you! glad you enjoyed it, love Peter Rabbit!
Beautiful! We are huge Beatrix Potter and rabbit fans here. 🤩I'm excited to see the quilt come together! Also, I would love to see where you are on your Jane Austin beauty. (You've inspired me to make something similar.)
I will share an update soon I promise, thank you for watching
Beautiful and have happy memories of reading Beatrix Potter as bedtime stories with my son.
aww that's lovely, my son loves them too
Thank you that was such a cute home and the town is so quaint. I simply love England small towns.😊
Another lovely charming calming video. Thank you.
🐇🐿🐁Thank you Emma! Your happy memories quilt is growing. Yay! ❤😊
little by little!
What a treat to travel with you to the Lake District. The quilt block is so charming - as is the entire quilt.
oh thank you! so glad you liked the video
Oh Emma , thanks so much for the tour . I was in the Lake District approx 40 years ago on a bus tour . Wish I knew about this , so beautiful. I also fell in love with Lake District wen I visited . I hope to go back one day , England is my second home . Thanks for the tour , it was awesome .❤
so glad you enjoyed it Susan
How lovely! Fussy cutting Peter Rabbit was a perfect way to honor that special fabric!
thank you! I'm glad I did the fabric justice in the end as I struggled to cut into it!
Really enjoyed this vlog Emma, and so lovely to see Hilltop House, one of my favourite places too…..your quilt block was just lovely and can’t wait to see how it all turns out…thanks again and take care x x x 🥰
oh thank you! I am so happy you enjoyed it
I love anything to do with Beatrix Potter so your video was most welcome. You had great weather for your trip. I could live there quite happily. Tfs Emma.
thank you for watching Mary
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us ❤
Wow Emma this is so beautiful and it’s made me want to visit now too, so thank you for sharing xxx
thank you! hope you can visit soon
Hi Emma, What a lovely tour of Beatrix Potter cottage. As always your creations are so sweet and beautiful. I love the Peter Rabbit fabric. 💕
thank you so much Helen
Wow! You've passed along this inspiration to your viewers. So beautiful
oh I am so glad! thank you
This was so special. I love Beatrix Potter's art and your EPP interpretation of it was just beautiful. Thank you for sharing this😊
Thank you so much!
A lovely visit to Hill Top and a cute block for your quilt, thank you. A cheaper alternative to individual acrylic templates is to buy sheets of clear template plastic from which you can cut lots of your own templates and are excellent for fussy cutting. I find this very useful.
Great idea!
Thank you so much for filming Beatrix potter’s cottage. I absolutely loved seeing it.
Beatrix Potter is one of my very favorites, and I loved the opportunity to visit her house via your video. Have you ever watched the movie “Miss Potter”? I absolutely love it and I have watched it so many times. Your addition of Peter Rabbit to your Memories Quilt is such a wonderful idea, I love it and I look forward to seeing it added to your other pieces. Thanks for sharing your adventure to the Lake District - it must be so fabulous to get to go there in person. ❤
thank you so much Pam, I do love that movie too! Lake District is my home from home and very special to me, spent lots of time there as a child. thank you for watching
This might end up being one of my very favorite videos, as you so wonderfully videoed and edited the trip I took right after you, following FoQ. I stayed in Bowness, traveled by the ferry, and then walked, got a little lost, and eventually found my way to Hilltop Farm. Thank you for making it! I am working on a much different, but also inspired by my visit , quilt. 😊 Will try to share when done. Take care!!
oh yes please do share when you are done, I would absolutely love to see it Mary Ann! So glad you got up to Hilltop to visit it, such a lovely place isn't it
That is such a beautiful piece Emma. loved your video today. Thank you so much x
so glad you liked it Diane
Thankyou for the lovely video, I felt like I was there!! Breathtaking garden and home. You cant be anything but inspired after seeing that beautiful quilt, your homage to it is simply darling!!
yes, it's incredible isn't it, thank you for watching
Hello Emma. A beautiful trip down memory lane. Thank you so much. Your videos are such a pleasure to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this lovely video Emma! For me it is a reminder of our holiday last month, we visited Top Hill as well as the World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness. The wedding quilt at Top Hill and the embroidery made by Beatrix Potter herself are both amazing!
yes lovely aren't they, so glad you got to see them too
Thank you so very much for sharing🌻 I've loved Beatrix Potter forever + have collected so many treasures + fabrics, how fabulous🌻 You have such skill + perfection with all you share🌻
thank you Lisa, I am glad you liked the video
Loved seeing Beatrix Potter's house. When I was in England I wish I had of had an opportunity to go there. Love your memory quilt block. It's going to look lovely.
thank you so much!
Omgoodness!! Love this fabric!! ❤❤
Thankyou what a lovely video🎉
What a delightful video this was Emma - thank you for sharing all of this with us. Cheers, Christine 💙🧵🪡
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a stunning video!
thank you!
Thank you for the tour of the garden and house. I loved her work. Your star was precious. Can my wait to see what you do next. I love this Chanel.❤😊
aww thank you! really means a lot
Such a treat to see some history of Beatrix Potter! It made me consider once more how short our history is here in Alberta Canada. When she was born this area was pretty well unpopulated and was still not designated as a province but just part of the NorthWest Territory. 😊
oh that is so interesting isn't it, would love to visit Canada one day
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox that would be great!
What a special place to be able to visit, thank you so much for sharing! I watched the movie about Beatrix Potter on Netflix a few months ago and it was lovely.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing the wonderful tour and the amazing quilt. ❤
so glad you liked it
Thank you so much for this sweet video 🌸💕🌸
It's a beautiful place I was lucky to go there last year gorgeous place and house was amazing 😊
Love your videos Emma, thank you for all that you do .
A thin but stiff cardboard with the center cut out leaving the seam allowance works great. you still can't cut it with a rotary cutter but you can be sure of getting the image you want centered.
That was lovely Emma. I visited the house a few years ago and like you loved it. I saw her desk on the landing with some of her drawings on it and the feeling has stayed with me ever since.
it is a truly magical place isn't it
I loved everything in this video you’ve made, including the drive. (The entry into the freeway was scary at first for this American).
The flowers, the garden, Hilltop itself and the furnishings were just stunning, but the reproduction of her parents’ wedding quilt was amazing! Beatrix Potter was a favorite author and illustrator of mine which brings back so many wonderful memories of reading to my children and grandchildren. I look so forward to seeing your memory quilt as you add lovely hexies!
I am so happy you enjoyed this video Melissa! thank you for watching
❤❤thank you I love this . Much needed from the busy hectic work day . Thank you love what you do 😊
Thank you so much!
The most beautiful Vlog . Thank you Emma x x x
aww thank you!
Oh it's just so lovely Emma...what an inspiring video and beautiful project ❤️
Thank you so much for this!
I am so glad you liked it! thank you!
Thank you for this.
I have loved her stories and her illustrations inspired my lifelong love of drawing, painting and calligraphy.
You have combined it with my love of quilting.
Thank you for this abundance of magical bliss. ^•,•^
oh thank you! I am so happy you enjoyed it
Such lovely content in this video, thank you. Also enjoyed seeing your Beatrix inspired quilt as you go block. What a sweet idea
thank you so so much
Thank you so much for sharing!
thank you for watching!
Hi Emma thank you - what a treat a visit to Hill Top & the beautiful addition to your memory quilt
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching
Hi Emma - Thank you for taking us along to a magical place. It was so pretty and fun to just be there. Your quilt block for your happy quilt is perfect. I love how you created it. 💕🐰
thank you so much Pam
Thanks Emma for another beautiful video💕
Thanks for watching!
Oh how I loved watching this, thank you
I am so glad you enjoyed it
Gracias Emma !! ❤ mi sueño hecho realidad !!
Fun fact: Her drawings weren't just for her books. She was considered quite a scientist... especially in mycology, the study of fungi. She even had a scientific paper presented to the Linnean Society. 💕🌞🌵😷
Oh yes, seen them in the Armitt museum and the VA a couple of years ago, she was very talented
Greetings from Canada Emma. What a beautiful video. Thanks for taking us along on your road trip to Beatrix Potter's cottage.It was very interesting and beautiful. I can see why you called it your happy place. In the second half of the video as I watched you mark, cut and sew the pieces together, and I noticed that your diamonds weren't made of cardboard. What were they and do you leave them in as opposed to removing the cardboard pieces? I've never seen those before. Thanks again for sharing this wonderful experience .💙
thank you. Yes you leave them in, it's made of hexiform, made by Ashmead Designs. its an alternative to paper and I use it a lot, it's great
Thank you sooo much for the wonderful video what an interesting bit of history. You have just inspired me also. I thoroughly enjoyed this so much. Have a wonderful day and I look forward to your next video ROBIN LEWIS.
Thank you so much Robin!
Hi Emma thank you for today , how peaceful it all looked , the really like this part of the country , like I love Devon.
What part of the country do you live in . What a nice quilt even. Ore so for the time it was made, there must have been hours of love gone into that.. Thank again for today . Loved the liberty you used to fussy cut on. I have a lot of liberty but never seen that one sadly.
thank you Karen, I live in Lancashire which borders Cumbria so I visit it often. The liberty I used was from Japan and you might be able to find it on Etsy
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox thank you for that info . I was thinking if you were fairly near to me I may like to attend your lessons when you’re up and running . But we like in Lincolnshire so a little far away sadly . A real shame .
Look forward to your what you have to show us next vlogg . Thank you happy sewing .
This was a wonderful video, I too would love to go there someday !! I have Michele Hill's book Stitching with Beatrix Potter that includes her pattern of the Wedding Quilt. Certainly would like to make the quilt one day. Thanks Emma .....Rose from the Shuswap Lake area of British Columbia Canada.
Thank you for watching Rose, I am glad you enjoyed it. I must get a copy of that book myself
A lovely calming video, please Emma can you do a video on raw edge appliqué thank you
thank you! I don't do much raw edge appliqué, I really like neat edges turned under but if I do I will be sure to share
Miss Emma, Thanks for sharing the tour. What a beautiful quilt. I am presently working on a Lucy Boston wallhanging. I find precision machine piecing to be a challenge but epp so satisfying because of the accurateness.
Someone you might like is Jerri of Hop a Long Hollow here on RUclips.
thank you! I will check her out
Emma, what did you use as the paper backing on each diamond? Love your videos and your artistry. The visit to Beatrix Potter’s home was the best! I am starting several BP quilts this year for future great-grandchildren. My son, who made me a happy grandma through adoption, died in 2021. He loved Peter Rabbit. His children are in their twenties now, and it will be a labor of love to make this for their children. You always inspire. Thank you.🥕
I used hexiform, its used instead of paper and left in, adds stability and a bit of a puffy texture which is really nice
❤❤❤🇨🇦 lovely video.
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Did you see the video Michael Petherick posted on Doing it Ourselves on how to paint in Beatrix style?
no, but thank you. I don't know who he is but will do some research
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox They are an English family who live in a chateau in France. and have a couple YT channels. One of the brothers, Michael is an artist and a big fan of Beatrix Potter.
Doing it yourself the English Family living & restitution in chatu the one son being fan of Helen Beatrice Potter he paints in her style with one paint box kit her full name on the box collection of Spode Blu & white English china scored another time its like the tea cup & few pieces we she used .
He sells his Beatrice Potter print to help with his restoration of the French beauty.
Tour of where they make the same Paper Potter used & now thus the quilts look about the grounds house the Lake area sweet
I just got my 2 volume 2,DVD 📀📀of the Animated films on her 🖌️🎨🐰🪿🐈⬛🦊🐁🦔 My belated Great Aunt & l in 🥰with her style l had the child's tea set the Floppies Bunnies 😴 in the cabbage 🥬 garden lamp Large🧥 Peter Rabbit 🐰 plush lots her books the one like most is the Bio 📖 with lay out of her land buildings & now this Beautiful Quilt 🤩
The English quilter Textile artist lives up that way Emma creative stitch RUclips channel she fun kind up lifting as you are worth me better late than ugly up late viewing this show stopper if a quilt
Keep Rocking 🤙💃the 👁️ 🍭
The Force 🖖 continues with you & yours& connection with RUclips Family 🕊️🫶🐦🗽🇺🇲🦅