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Hello from British Columbia, Canada. I’ve been knitting for about 10 years, seldom make the same thing twice because I like to learn knew techniques and patterns. I heard about Sanquhar knitting and found your video by looking up Sanquhar on UA-cam. Very informative video, and I have downloaded the cushion pattern you showed. I enjoyed your group very much like sitting with friends.

What do you mean the i is barely pronounce? Shi is pronounce as if you're say she. Look at the hiragana in sashiko.

Fascinating talk with Jen who is a treasure. Waiting excitingly for my seam circles winging their way to my home in Australia. After watching series 10 of GBSB with the ridiculously short time they now give the sewers long for the high standard of Jen’s era.

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Very interesting and lovely projects and I appreciate the amount of woek these must have taken I am currently in Japan easy to find materials hard to find a teacher sadly. Sashiko was origianlly used because the poor people which explains why it is often thrifted. That said I am slightly confused why you think it is pronounced Sashko. From what I understand from my basic studies here in Japanese the sounds of the letter sets similar to Welsh do not ever change. The letter sets always have a vowel at the end but the sound of the I is different to English the Shi her sounds more like a British She thsn what we may say as Shy so with a short quick e on it so it is in fact it would be said as SaSheKo. Maybe it hard for someone Scottish because the Scottish sometimes sound much longer snd softer on vowels.

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I am sure you know clarified butter is GHEE. Why not refer to it as such?

Thank you! Very informative and fun! Subscribed.

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How do we get the pattern that May is using please

Very pretty

Love this. Will I try and enjoy the joys of untangling 😂❤ is double or 4 ply?

Aw ladies I'm do interested to carry this tradition on ,but you need help with your sound and video recording images. I cone from a hood place, the quality im afraid is not good. Do you have and Bairns that could help 😊😊

Really interesting ways to make items using Suffolk puffs, though the other side of the pond they are called yo-you.

18:24 i have a tool that looks exactly like this pink "thingy." It's for sculpting clay, it came in a kit with a few other tools, but mine has a sharp point. Tools with a small ball at the end ARE sold for sculpting, but also more-so with paper embossing supplies.

Thank you for such an interesting talk, so eloquently presented.

Thank you so much. What a work, so stunning.

Hi do you have special meedles for the sashiko. Pl which number. Thanking you

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Yay! A quilting video presented by a Scottish woman with a beautiful accent! Hooray! Subscribed.

Thank you,enjoyed this.This was a very informative talk.

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Hi! What is #16 “panel” thread as a substitute for Sashiko 🧵 thread? 12:38

Oooo all so good.

This is wonderful thank you!!

Hello and thankyou from Western Canada! Yr work is stunning and I've learned some things as a newbie!

Really enjoyed this ! So respectful of the culture! Lovely work of yours as well. You really covered the details and implements. New subscriber!

Just found your site it’s lovely and very helpful for a beginner, beautiful work please keep showing it .. thankyou

Wow this is such a wonderful video , I have just started my first quilt at 38 , wanted to know more about this Japanese style as soon as I saw it 🥰

Thank you all for representing us and sharing such lovely stories.

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I have enjoyed watching the AGM today, and I am delighted that I have been able to see this, this shows where technology has been very useful to allow more people to see these meetings, at a time that suits, and have "first hand" access to the AGM, and not just a view of AGM minutes. Thank you

Such beautiful work! I love the small pieces of work all assembled together in the quilts. As far as finding books in Japanese, ask in your library if there is an area for foreign language books. There usually are books in many different languages. I love Japanese quilting books! I am not for using an exact pattern or recipe, but inspiration from other cultures are wonderful!

Cool video, have been watching a few Orkney garden videos lately. It seems there is much to see and an abundance of variety that thrives there. Must pop across the water soon and see as much as I can 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

Thank you for the wealth of information...I've been following Dr. Louise for quite sometime and she is also my greatest inspiration...one of my question is were does dhea stands as one of hormone supplements this hormone declines greatly as we get older. In the United states some Dr.'s prescribed dhea as a testosterone alternative .

Hazel, I wanted to complement you on the beautiful work you do. I'm a recently retired house painter, cabinet builder and faux finisher/muralist on the Southern Oregon Coast. It was so lovely to see another woman in the trades so to speak with such a reverence for the woods. I didn't plan on watching your entire presentation, but I was so fascinated with your prep work and then the finished product. Absolutely stunning pieces. I will definitely be following your FB site.

Congratulations! That was a fabulous talk about your Sashiko journey... I am off on a course next weekend and your work has been inspiring.

We've been duped for years .. The patriarchy has kept us in the dark, has dismissed our concerns and has not taken us seriously.. I'm furious

Very interesting. Thank you (Australia)

Like the idea of a place where all institutes can meet up . Big empty shops in. Aberdeen lying empty. Very central . Like idea of cafe and craft demonstrations and sales area . Perhaps rent out pop up shops to crafters or food business I’m a member of Rosemarkie W I Like to hear howDeans Divas are doing . Mostly younger age group

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oooh just found you, thanks for soo much info...ive recently fell i love with sashiko last year !!! x

Such talent x

So interesting thank you for showing your beautiful work.

Fab video Lynn, your'e a natural at this !! Love your work especially you're painted Glass items xx

Fantastic! Glad I found your videos! I recommend checking out promosm! I used it to promote my social media, you could use it to promote your videos.

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