Hello Marion. I am absolutely convinced there is NOTHING you can’t turn your hand to and create something absolutely beautiful, as well as useful. I know you said this was all a “learning experience” for you, but really is a very informative tutorial for those of us watching. I am sure you are going to do a lot more wonderful sashiko in the future, as a result . Have a wonderful week, creating gorgeous things.
Dear Marion, I do so love how you made your "Mistakes" into "Happy Accidents." What a delight this was. To watch you take a plain old serviceable denim jacket and turn it into a bespoke work of art, was truly lovely. Too see your garden and you in it enjoying the sun, just brings us all such joy. I wish you a beautiful God blessed day! ❤😊
Marion, your sashiko is so inspiring to me! I have so many hobbies, but I find hand stitching to be restful. Just the repetition is rather calming. I also think finished doesn't have to mean perfect.
Marion, hello I just love watching your acceptance of mistakes do happen. A little bit of knowledge..Sashiko history says that it has always been a utility stitching of Japan, to preserve clothing. But you have taken it to beauty. You should be very proud. I look at mistakes as being the artist license!! Absolutely amazing!!
Well I was just trying to show how it's not a problem... I'm happy with the wavy pattern anyway. I'll just have to do another project because I still didn't manage to stitch the double persimmon pattern!
It is a lovely "new"patron and many people will be in panic: Oh I make a mistake. But you show that it is not a problem. And you encourage them always to make something else. But I do understand that you want to make the double persimmon pattern. 😄
Your jacket looks so lovely Marion and such a showpiece. You have such a talent for turning such ordinary items into works of art. Your garden is looking so very pretty too. xx
It’s gorgeous! I have numerous denim jackets that I’ve picked up at thrift shops and have been thinking about how to dress them up. Now I know! Thank you so much.
I have just started watching your video Marion, but had to immediately comment (whilst I could remember the quote)...You were talking about your stitching not being perfect and said, "It's a record of my learning journey" - what a great way to look at each step in the process of each new skill. Thank you so much for these words of wisdom. I will carry them with me. Best wishes from Lottie x
Thanks so much Lottie.. I appreciate your letting me know that it meant something.. I forgot to say at the end of the video how rubbish my camera work was at the beginning... whilst I was rabbiting on about learning... But that too is a learning journey for me.. I've had to learn about videos, editing, filming...it was all out of my comfort zone.. I'll get there though ☺️🧵🪡
Marion I just enjoy your videos so much. I like to learn new techniques. To me the finished product is the bonus. But the challenge is learning because I like creating. But to be honest I think I like your videos so much because of you. It’s been my experience that needleworkers are nice people. And you’re one of the best. Life isn’t always easy. Like you I’ve had to live through some difficult times. My daughter left this earth when she was nineteen. It was unexpected and an act of someone else’s jealousy. And although it hurt terribly I chose to choose better and not bitter. I’ve meant bitter people and they never get better. It was many years ago now and it does become easier. Just keep being the lovely giving person you are. I live in the USA. I’ll most likely will never meet you, but I think of you as a friend. God is good. I feel blessed to have found your videos. Your a natural teacher encouraging people as you go. You also share your life. The beauty in your garden and children as well as the difficulty of losing someone you loved. I hope you know you’re a treasure to many people.
Such lovely art, Marion, what a pleasure to see! I love the idea of leaving the sides and collar empty as it creates rest for the eyes and showcases the handywork. It is slimming as the diagonal lines on the back sculptures a visual sillhouette.
Would that everyone could have a tutor like you, Marion. I feel as though I've been infused with artistic wisdom which has been all around, but couldn't receive it until I found my special messenger. Thank you for your lovely "visits" and I am on the hunt for the right garment to make special. Wearable art indeed!
I've been gazing longingly at sashiko patterns for far too long. You've inspired me to give it a go and just be fine with imperfections. Gorgeous jacket!!
It's amazing that you can teach us something that you are just learning. I think perfection is over rated, you might as well buy machine made goods if that is your goal. Handmade is perfectly imperfect.
Good morning Marion from NZ. You are so right, you do not take any notice what other people say about your Sashiko stitching whether they are 💯% perfect or not. It is your your stitching signature, your own style. Your jacket is beautiful and I suggest to continue doing what you enjoy and give you peace and pleasure, that is the main thing. I have always loved doing Sashiko stitching myself, it is a unique of stitching, practice makes perfect. Thank you as always for sharing your talents and enjoy what you are doing with your arts and crafts. Look forward to watch your next video. Blessings to Marion and love your cottage garden. Thelma 💐
Thank you Marion. That was so fun to watch and the end results are very nice. That jacket choice was perfect for your first project and I do not think that it looks like a practice piece at all. Also, I see you are wearing the blouse that you did the smocking on - it too looks so pretty.
Watching you doing this is so calming. Exactly what I needed this morning. I love your comments about perfection and enjoying the process. Much needed to be said...This is why Marions World is the place we choose to be ..... with you. Thank you!
Greeting's from a British lady living over here in Canada 🇨🇦. I'm admiring your garden in the background. I would like that book, I tried making a dishcloth with cut up cloth and sashiko. I didn't know I should trace a pattern. Its ugly but dries fast after use. I understand how relaxing and portable this hobby is. Knitting used to be my thing. Your jacket is beautiful! Thank you for sharing and inspiring others all across the world!. God bless you!🙏❤️🇨🇦
Hi Marion, your jacket looks beautiful, you must have lots of patience. The Sashiko patterns are lovely and it is unique to you. Your garden is lovely too. 😊❤
Your jacket turned out beautiful. You make me want to give it a try. As always I so enjoy seeing your garden. I can almost feel myself sitting among the flowers stitching with you.
You’re so right a wearable piece of art. This is sewing with philosophy! The practice pieces in the past record apprentice pieces and are often valued now as interesting historical objects. It’s lovely to see the progression as well and I’m so with you on the what is the point of practising on a small piece of fabric. I like things to be useful or wearable
I'd like to thank you for your encouragement in trying and practise! practise! practise! I've started doing some handstitching on my quilts. Is it perfect no. Do I love it? Yes! I find it relaxing with a cup of tea and music!!❤
I am very new to your channel and I am already addicted. I've had a kit to do sashiko for about 2 years. Like yarn it doesn't go out of date lol. Watching you has really got me thinking about my current journey. As an older woman with late diagnosed ADHD, I tend to want to stick to one hobby, I then get bored and need to find another hobby to get me excited. You make sashiko look so simple. I have some very plain dungarees and I know what I am going to do with them now. I saw you doing crewel work and it was like a blast from my childhood. My nannan had a piece of crewel work on her wall in the hall as you walked into her house. My nannan had lots of hobbies, and my grandmother was a tayoress. I'm the only one out of 4 girls and an adopted boy who is creative. I made my own wedding dress in 2016. All I have ever wanted to do is (what I call) proper embroidery. Please don't stop what you do, you have inspired this 57 yr old woman to stop being afraid to try something different. One last thing, where is your black teapot from, I love it. Thank you for being you Claire from Yorkshire
Hello Claire and welcome to my channel 💐 I like doing everything and I just hop around like a butterfly from thing to thing as it suits me... I don't see anything wrong with that.. It's no good being bored when you can do something else till the fancy takes you back to the first thing again 😅 I got the hobnail teapot for my husband who drank a lot of Chinese tea. It's actually dark green but looks darker as it's so used.. It's made by Bredemeijer and I use it now for my loose leaf black tea.. people are always surprised at how much it holds... ☕
Your jacket looks great and no wonder you are pleased with it. You have mastered sashiko and your embellishments have totally transformed your jacket. You also have a lovely selection of cottage plants. Have a lovely holiday with your sister. You work hard and really deserve it.
I love all of the patterns on your jacket. They work with the fabrics so well. How enjoyable it is to watch all of the work you are doing on this lovely jacket.
Dear Marion Love your jacket You've done an amazing job You have done some very interesting patterns I really like your focus on the joy of learning and making our projects Not any garment or quilt, even if it's store bought expensive or not, is not perfect. Most people don't notice the flaws Thank you for sharing your sewing journey and learning a new technique Happy sewing 🧵🪡✂️
I think being a beginner (like I am with embroidery) is also a wonderful and playful place to be, if we can let go of our perfectionism and fear of "failing" I think it's a very creative and healthy place to be. I love learning new things, being terrible, getting better, thinking in new ways and developing skills. Thank you for being my teacher with embroidery! 💚
When you turned around and showed the back I gasped. It is just beautiful. I loved what you said about immediate perfection. So very true. I love the whole thing.
I had a go at sashiki the end of last year and made a jacket out of two old dresses. It was very therapeutic and love your different methods that you have shared. Brilliant for dark nights in the UK. Thankyou x
Marion, your jacket truly is wearable art! What a joy it was to stitch along with you in your garden, with the red teapot, and the charming lace "thingy" coveting your milk pitcher. :)
I think I usually just call it a beaded jug cover ... My brain wasn't working on that day though..😅 They're really pretty and I love using the old fashioned things... Plus...it works 👍
You mesmerize me watching your stitching! I agree with everything you’re saying about being a beginner and to continue knowing nothing is perfect! Thanks
Hello Marion. I am absolutely convinced there is NOTHING you can’t turn your hand to and create something absolutely beautiful, as well as useful. I know you said this was all a “learning experience” for you, but really is a very informative tutorial for those of us watching. I am sure you are going to do a lot more wonderful sashiko in the future, as a result . Have a wonderful week, creating gorgeous things.
Yesssss totally agree. Thankyou for saying that I think we all feel that way. ❤
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When you wear your beautiful jacket, be prepared for many compliments.
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It’s like magic watching you transform your jacket into a work of art. Thank you
You are so incredibly talented Marion, your jacket certainly doesn’t look done by a beginner. FANTASTIC!
Thank you 💐
Dear Marion, I do so love how you made your "Mistakes" into "Happy Accidents." What a delight this was. To watch you take a plain old serviceable denim jacket and turn it into a bespoke work of art, was truly lovely. Too see your garden and you in it enjoying the sun, just brings us all such joy. I wish you a beautiful God blessed day! ❤😊
Thanks Lesa. I'm lucky to be able to stitch outside.. at least now that the weather has warmed up enough!☺️🪡🧵
What a beautiful jacket Marion. You have transformed a thrifted item into a treasured piece. TFS and you are such an inspiration.
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Amazing, both the jacket and your garden. A joy to watch as ever Marion x
Thank you ☺️
Totally agree with you Wendy!
I love your striking a blow for transparency! Not editing away all the rough edges of life and projects. Go you!
Or the wandering out of camera frame either!😅 I couldn't get that bit out as I was saying important stuff....😅🪡🧵
I love your jacket. The Sashiko patterns are wonderful. Thank you for sharing the garden.
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What a gorgeous jacket, Marion. Totally unique and beautiful. You are an inspiration
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Your jacket is fabulous. You will get lots of compliments on it. It is definitely a wearable piece of art.
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Marion you are so right, practice makes perfect,the old saying goes. Your jacket is a beautiful work of art. Thank you for sharing 🧵🪡♥️
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Marion, your sashiko is so inspiring to me! I have so many hobbies, but I find hand stitching to be restful. Just the repetition is rather calming. I also think finished doesn't have to mean perfect.
Super lovely English garden! Beautiful flowers, sounds of birds and couch tranquility. Perfect for having a cup of tea and sewing! ❤
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Thank you for the encouragement…..never too old to try something new. 😊. Love your sashiko jacket. 💖💖💖
Marion, hello
I just love watching your acceptance of mistakes do happen. A little bit of knowledge..Sashiko history says that it has always been a utility stitching of Japan, to preserve clothing. But you have taken it to beauty. You should be very proud. I look at mistakes as being the artist license!! Absolutely amazing!!
Marion no one but you knows the hiccups. I think it’s absolutely Marvelous!!!! I see no hiccups only a gorgeous jacket!!! You are amazing!
Thanks Christy..
That jacket a truly gorgeous!!! I think a lining would be beautiful too. Wow, your garden is wonderful!!! Thanks Marion!!!
I'll have to wait until I find something lovely.. I've not got anything suitable at the moment 🤔
When you don't tell something was wrong with the way you made the patron, nobody knows it. It looks great.
Well I was just trying to show how it's not a problem... I'm happy with the wavy pattern anyway. I'll just have to do another project because I still didn't manage to stitch the double persimmon pattern!
It is a lovely "new"patron and many people will be in panic: Oh I make a mistake. But you show that it is not a problem. And you encourage them always to make something else. But I do understand that you want to make the double persimmon pattern. 😄
It’s beautiful Marion! I hope when you get it finished just exactly as you want it, we’ll get to see it again! ♥️
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The jacket is amazing, and so much more flattering on you now, Marion. 🤩 Great video all-round ❤
Your jacket looks so lovely Marion and such a showpiece. You have such a talent for turning such ordinary items into works of art. Your garden is looking so very pretty too. xx
Thank you 💐
I like the way you kept some areas of the jacket plain. The eyes have a place to rest, making the patterned sections more enjoyable and interesting.
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It’s gorgeous! I have numerous denim jackets that I’ve picked up at thrift shops and have been thinking about how to dress them up. Now I know! Thank you so much.
Lovely ☺️
Totally agree about the threading patterns being magical. Watching the design spring into life is amazing.
It totally amazed me ☺️
Вещи ручной работы прекрасны тем, что там вложен не только труд, время, но и душа и любовь, а это очень ценно ❤❤❤❤
I totally agree. Thank you ☺️💐
Its fantastic! I love what you've done- great to see your "new" jacket!
I have just started watching your video Marion, but had to immediately comment (whilst I could remember the quote)...You were talking about your stitching not being perfect and said, "It's a record of my learning journey" - what a great way to look at each step in the process of each new skill. Thank you so much for these words of wisdom. I will carry them with me. Best wishes from Lottie x
Thanks so much Lottie.. I appreciate your letting me know that it meant something..
I forgot to say at the end of the video how rubbish my camera work was at the beginning... whilst I was rabbiting on about learning...
But that too is a learning journey for me.. I've had to learn about videos, editing, filming...it was all out of my comfort zone.. I'll get there though ☺️🧵🪡
Marion I just enjoy your videos so much. I like to learn new techniques. To me the finished product is the bonus. But the challenge is learning because I like creating. But to be honest I think I like your videos so much because of you. It’s been my experience that needleworkers are nice people. And you’re one of the best. Life isn’t always easy. Like you I’ve had to live through some difficult times. My daughter left this earth when she was nineteen. It was unexpected and an act of someone else’s jealousy. And although it hurt terribly I chose to choose better and not bitter. I’ve meant bitter people and they never get better. It was many years ago now and it does become easier. Just keep being the lovely giving person you are. I live in the USA. I’ll most likely will never meet you, but I think of you as a friend. God is good. I feel blessed to have found your videos. Your a natural teacher encouraging people as you go. You also share your life. The beauty in your garden and children as well as the difficulty of losing someone you loved. I hope you know you’re a treasure to many people.
PS ...... of course you're going to line it with a bonny lining 😘😘😘😘😘😘 AMAZING MARION 😂🤣💖💝💞
You know it Pauline 😂
Such lovely art, Marion, what a pleasure to see! I love the idea of leaving the sides and collar empty as it creates rest for the eyes and showcases the handywork. It is slimming as the diagonal lines on the back sculptures a visual sillhouette.
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Wow, this is gorgeous Marion. Magical stitching by magical hands ❤❤
Thank you so much!
I think it is a work of art. Beautiful
I just love watching you stitch and the fact you telling little it is! Such encouragement...thank you.
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Jacket and garden are just beautiful
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It is beautiful. I like your idea of "going for it' on a complete garment rather than on trial fabric. Love it😊
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Beautiful, very inspiring Marion
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Thank you for showing the progress❤
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Hi Marion - just found you by accident. WOW your jacket is lovely. What a treat to watch. ty :)
Thanks Chris. I'm glad you liked it...
Would that everyone could have a tutor like you, Marion. I feel as though I've been infused with artistic wisdom which has been all around, but couldn't receive it until I found my special messenger. Thank you for your lovely "visits" and I am on the hunt for the right garment to make special. Wearable art indeed!
What an amazing message to read Ann. I feel honoured that you think of me as a good teacher... It really means a lot. Thank you ☺️💐🪡🧵
I've been gazing longingly at sashiko patterns for far too long. You've inspired me to give it a go and just be fine with imperfections. Gorgeous jacket!!
Just start.. After that you can only improve ☺️🧵🪡
It's amazing that you can teach us something that you are just learning. I think perfection is over rated, you might as well buy machine made goods if that is your goal. Handmade is perfectly imperfect.
Well said.. Hand made is perfect enough....
Good morning Marion from NZ. You are so right, you do not take any notice what other people say about your Sashiko stitching whether they are 💯% perfect or not. It is your your stitching signature, your own style. Your jacket is beautiful and I suggest to continue doing what you enjoy and give you peace and pleasure, that is the main thing. I have always loved doing Sashiko stitching myself, it is a unique of stitching, practice makes perfect. Thank you as always for sharing your talents and enjoy what you are doing with your arts and crafts. Look forward to watch your next video. Blessings to Marion and love your cottage garden. Thelma 💐
Thanks so much Thelma ☺️💐
Thank you Marion. That was so fun to watch and the end results are very nice. That jacket choice was perfect for your first project and I do not think that it looks like a practice piece at all. Also, I see you are wearing the blouse that you did the smocking on - it too looks so pretty.
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Watching you doing this is so calming. Exactly what I needed this morning.
I love your comments about perfection and enjoying the process. Much needed to be said...This is why Marions World is the place we choose to be ..... with you. Thank you!
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That is a great jacket ! Will you show it again after you finished the back ? Love.
I'm sure I will.. probably at the end of another video 🤔
Greeting's from a British lady living over here in Canada 🇨🇦. I'm admiring your garden in the background. I would like that book, I tried making a dishcloth with cut up cloth and sashiko. I didn't know I should trace a pattern. Its ugly but dries fast after use. I understand how relaxing and portable this hobby is. Knitting used to be my thing. Your jacket is beautiful! Thank you for sharing and inspiring others all across the world!. God bless you!🙏❤️🇨🇦
I think you don't have to draw the grid...but as a beginner I knew I wouldn't be able to keep my stitches even, straight and the same size...🪡🧵
Hi Marion, your jacket looks beautiful, you must have lots of patience. The Sashiko patterns are lovely and it is unique to you. Your garden is lovely too. 😊❤
I still didn't manage to do the double persimmon though...😅 Maybe I'll try on the side back pieces..
@@marionsworld24 I think, whatever you decide to do, it will be lovely. 😊❤️
Marion, you have such a beautiful soul. Thank you for your inspirations & for spreading so much joy & laughter.
Your jacket turned out beautiful. You make me want to give it a try. As always I so enjoy seeing your garden. I can almost feel myself sitting among the flowers stitching with you.
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I started sashiko a couple years ago. Very relaxing and a great way to mend worn jeans. Your jacket is gorgeous
Absolutely love ❤️ your jacket. Brilliant design . Another Marion treasure. You have inspired me to do a jacket.
Brilliant!
What fun, watching you turn your hand at these magic stiches.😊
You’re so right a wearable piece of art. This is sewing with philosophy! The practice pieces in the past record apprentice pieces and are often valued now as interesting historical objects. It’s lovely to see the progression as well and I’m so with you on the what is the point of practising on a small piece of fabric. I like things to be useful or wearable
I'm with you all the way...👍☺️
OMGOSH ❤spectacular 🇨🇦😊
I took my levi jacket and sewed patches on it yours is looking nice too. Good work. God bless.
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I'd like to thank you for your encouragement in trying and practise! practise! practise!
I've started doing some handstitching on my quilts. Is it perfect no. Do I love it? Yes! I find it relaxing with a cup of tea and music!!❤
That's just the way it should be... Happy stitching to you!
PS the patterns really do appear like magic 🎉💖
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I am very new to your channel and I am already addicted. I've had a kit to do sashiko for about 2 years. Like yarn it doesn't go out of date lol. Watching you has really got me thinking about my current journey. As an older woman with late diagnosed ADHD, I tend to want to stick to one hobby, I then get bored and need to find another hobby to get me excited. You make sashiko look so simple. I have some very plain dungarees and I know what I am going to do with them now.
I saw you doing crewel work and it was like a blast from my childhood. My nannan had a piece of crewel work on her wall in the hall as you walked into her house. My nannan had lots of hobbies, and my grandmother was a tayoress. I'm the only one out of 4 girls and an adopted boy who is creative. I made my own wedding dress in 2016. All I have ever wanted to do is (what I call) proper embroidery. Please don't stop what you do, you have inspired this 57 yr old woman to stop being afraid to try something different. One last thing, where is your black teapot from, I love it.
Thank you for being you
Claire from Yorkshire
Hello Claire and welcome to my channel 💐
I like doing everything and I just hop around like a butterfly from thing to thing as it suits me... I don't see anything wrong with that.. It's no good being bored when you can do something else till the fancy takes you back to the first thing again 😅
I got the hobnail teapot for my husband who drank a lot of Chinese tea. It's actually dark green but looks darker as it's so used..
It's made by Bredemeijer and I use it now for my loose leaf black tea.. people are always surprised at how much it holds... ☕
What a joyful video, a beautiful jacket and garden
Your jacket looks great and no wonder you are pleased with it. You have mastered sashiko and your embellishments have totally transformed your jacket. You also have a lovely selection of cottage plants. Have a lovely holiday with your sister. You work hard and really deserve it.
Thank you ☺️🌿🪡🧵
I love all of the patterns on your jacket. They work with the fabrics so well. How enjoyable it is to watch all of the work you are doing on this lovely jacket.
Thank you 👍
The jacket looks fantastic ❤ ……your garden is beautiful 🦋💕
What an absolutely wonderful art jacket. Love it and thank you for sharing this. 💖👍😊
Dear Marion
Love your jacket
You've done an amazing job
You have done some very interesting patterns
I really like your focus on the joy of learning and making our projects
Not any garment or quilt, even if it's store bought expensive or not, is not perfect. Most people don't notice the flaws
Thank you for sharing your sewing journey and learning a new technique
Happy sewing 🧵🪡✂️
Thanks so much Joanne 💐
So many words of wisdom. Great episode and thank you for sharing ❤❤
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I think being a beginner (like I am with embroidery) is also a wonderful and playful place to be, if we can let go of our perfectionism and fear of "failing" I think it's a very creative and healthy place to be. I love learning new things, being terrible, getting better, thinking in new ways and developing skills. Thank you for being my teacher with embroidery! 💚
It is Virginia.. You get all that excitement with a new craft, something to learn about as well as learn how to do..
You are a textile genius !!! And your garden is beautiful too.!
You have amazing hands Marion, Love watching you growing your skills with sashico
Beautiful!! I love the waving. Thank you for sharing. Love Tineke
That jacket is wonderful. And it fits you very well. 💜💜💜
Hermoso bordado, preciosa el saco!
Muchas gracias Alejandra 🧵🪡
Amazing work, very beautiful sashiko ❤👍
I think your jacket is beautiful! Thoroughly enjoyed watching you practice and create such a lovely piece. TYFS❤
inspiring and heartwarming! Thanks for sharing and for the kind words about learning at all ages! All the best 🥰
I only have just heard of sashiko and I'm glad you popped up in my feed today. Watchinf from Texas. USA.
Gorgeous!
Enhorabuena una chaqueta maravillosa ,gracias ppor tuis videos.
You're welcome Silvia. I'm so happy you liked it ☺️🧵🪡
Absolutely fabulous Marion! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗
Looks wonderful ❤
I think its great what you do!❤
💝💝💝💝From Angele: Gor-GE-OUS!!!! What a beautiful piece of art. Sashiko adds glamour!!! Love it! -Angele, 💝💝💝💝
That is gorgeous. I sit at our allotment and sew as we don't have a garden 😊 lovely video thank you 😊❤
It's so lovely to be able to craft away outside.
@@marionsworld24 absolutely 🌸🌸
That jacket is fabulous. Love what you did. It is art….❤❤❤
This coat is stunning. That stitching is really gorgeous!
Love your jacket Marion🎉 you can be proud of it and wear it with pride.❤❤
Your artistic vision and skills are absolutely amazing, Marion!!! 😊🦘
When you turned around and showed the back I gasped. It is just beautiful. I loved what you said about immediate perfection. So very true. I love the whole thing.
Thank you... and thanks for watching too ☺️
Thank you for the encouragement! I love the look of Sashiko and now I think I will try it!
You have to now that you've said it..👍🧵🪡
Fantastic, Marion! You make everything look do-able!
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NÁDHERA!🤩🥰 Jen sama pro sebe tolik času nemám takže si dám místo výšivky modrotisk.
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Heavenly days! You are such a fast stitcher!! Your sashiko looks perfect!! Well done!!
Years of stitchery practice... even though it's not on sashiko....
Beautiful jacket with gorgeous Sashiko needlework!!
Thanks Pam 🧵🪡
It’s fun to see you wearing projects we’ve watched you make before ❤️🇨🇦
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WOW!!!! That’s a lot of work but it is very relaxing…especially on a lovely day outside 💜 The imperfections makes it handmade 😚💜
I had a go at sashiki the end of last year and made a jacket out of two old dresses. It was very therapeutic and love your different methods that you have shared. Brilliant for dark nights in the UK. Thankyou x
Awesome jacket! Thank you for sharing your adventures!❤
This jacket is just Beautiful!!! Lovely stitching! You do pass on great inspiration 👏👏❤️❤️❤️
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I am 72 and just started sashiko . Love the jacket. Bought one jeans jacket at the thriftshop . Yours is so inspiring . ❤Greets from The Netherlands.
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Your jacket is gorgeous and your garden is stunning. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow!!!😍😃👍💪
You are so creative, Marion!!
Marion, your jacket truly is wearable art! What a joy it was to stitch along with you in your garden, with the red teapot, and the charming lace "thingy" coveting your milk pitcher. :)
I think I usually just call it a beaded jug cover ... My brain wasn't working on that day though..😅
They're really pretty and I love using the old fashioned things... Plus...it works 👍
You mesmerize me watching your stitching! I agree with everything you’re saying about being a beginner and to continue knowing nothing is perfect! Thanks
You're welcome Gina ☺️
That's completely magnificent, Marion!