What I love about this is that it gives me a direction to go in. It’s like a signpost popping up in my complex creative mind, which can sometimes overwhelm me into doing nothing. Thank you for taking the time to do this and share it with us. Community in action!
Your channel was recommended by an artist friend and today I have just watched 2 weeks worth and subscribed. I will start at January 1 and catch up soon. Happy to find you and I love slow stitching. It is wonderful little bits to do while sitting at the bedside of my totally disabled quadriplegic husband. I can now do 2 things at once that I love. Thank you.
This is one of my favorite quotes: We are each a thread woven together. We become the fabric of the earth. Let us weave peace. Thank you for a lovely start. I live in Arkansas, USA.
Being new to slow stitching and embroidery in general I find this quite calming as well as easily achievable. I’m calling this my “go with the flow” stitching project… I love the way it can be done with no plan. Making impromptu choices as one goes along. I also like the idea that they can be done rather quickly and not linger for days….same reason I prefer granny squares in crocheting…. Yes this will definitely be a great option to fill my spare time! Looking forward to more….thank you for sharing your experience….Happy New Year btw! Wishing EVERYONE the best for the upcoming year!
'Ruckle'. What a lovely word. Not only do I enjoy your happy wittering on, but I find it such a relief after plowing through UA-cam looking for something that is not AI speech. Thanks for your inspirational videos on cloth scraps. Makes my heart fair glow! 😊
Every time I see an AI voiced video, I select "Do not recommend channel" from the menu. I don't know if it will make a dent, but it gives me some satisfaction. 😊
I've been really looking forward to this! I love watching the number of watches go up when the video has only been up for a few minutes, knowing there are many other keen beans here too!
I’m doing it! I’m following along. I found enough fabrics at home to make little strips and I had some Muslin in a closet for a backing and I only bought some pins and some flosses in a few colors. Today I am basting using the new to me invisible method and hopefully will be able to get some time to start decorative stitching. I feel so grateful for you and this space. I’m so quietly hooray. I wish I would have tea dyed some of the strips but it’s ok just as it is. It will be beautiful and it will be mine. Ours. 🩷
I have been just watching your videos for a few months. You are so inspiring. I love quilting and embroidery, along with many other things. I am going to start this project, and will backtrack to do your others. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. I would love to see your pets in the video sometime. Thank you, Kathryn, for brightening our days.
1:01:06 Happy New Year! Thank you so much Katheryn; a kindred spirit. Your chosen word is so à propos; makes one look up in surprise and realize there are others sharing this solitary needle art passion. Looking forward to a glorious yearlong journey.
I am glad I found your videos. You are a welcome visitor in my room with your gentle voice and coloured remnants that get turned into yet more softness of fabric that in turn becomes another little wonder of an artfully made item.
Happy New Year Slow Stitching "Community" from Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia PA. I am thrilled to be a part of this 52 week global stitch along. Thank you immensely to k3n for your gracious time and giving spirit. Laurie
Invisible basting is a game changer ! I’m working on my boro inspired cover but will keep up with individual pieces weekly. Also I need to go back and see how you put the pages in your journal. I’m really loving your videos 😊❤
I just had a lovely thought. I too was so busy the holidays i didn't get my journal made. So I am going to do the weekly journey in quilt blocks. And then by the end I'll have a lovely lap quilt. My mom got me some panels at the thrift store that are hideous 😂 but i don't want to throw out cloth so I'll use that as my backfabric. It gets used and covered up by lovely slow stitch. Win, win. I also have been enjoying slow stitch cuff bracelets as i watch TV or settle for the evening. Live the community ❤❤❤
Bravo! Just found you and I think I shall join in… you are very relaxing and pleasant to listen to I’m in the US and we’re expecting our first snow of the season/year. We had a fair share of grey days.. time for a project!
I have not done anything like this before but I am recovering from a stroke and trying to get my hands to work again so this feels the ideal project. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this with us. Happy New Year Kathryn and all of our stitching community, from Vera in Ireland ❤
Met you for the first time today Mon 8th. I am in Queensland Australia.and enjoying your craft session immensely. Thank you. I am English but lived here for a long time. I will return and also,try your grand ideas .
I managed it! I'm chuffed I got it made. Its crochet and knitting I do mostly so embroidery is way out of my comfort zone. Hope everyone had a lovely new year.
Happy New Year Longing to start this project but my stash is packed as I’m waiting to move. I intend to make 52 to turn into needlebooks as gifts for next Christmas for stitching friends.🎉
Appliqué take. Out of the mouths of babes. Love it when there is that innocence that only a child usually has. Rare in today’s world as they are too often mini me’s and childhood seems to be rushed at. Doing something like this with a grandchild would make so many happy memories possibly 😀
That invisible basting stitch has been a revelation. It suits the way I work beautifully, You might tell those of us who are new to you how you came to be living in France. I really like the idea of creating a backcloth that I can stitch on throughout the week. What a delicious way to begin a new year. 😊
I love your choice of word: Community. And this woven interpretation of it. I’m off to tear my strips and get started on this first week's project. I’m loving this. 💖💖💖
Thank you Katheryn, this is such a perfect choice to begin our first page. I really love weaving with fabrics. I will enjoy this year of stitching immensely.
Happy New Year Kathryn and to everyone in our sewing club! I love that you chose community as our first project. Your piece is beautiful and I can't wait to see what we all create. I'm fascinated by how you 'dissolve' knots - the calm approach of the cloth whisperer! Love from Mary in the windy Hebrides - must be all that Haggis 😂😜
A little late in beginning but I needed some ‘slow time’ and decided to begin this project with you. So calming and relaxing. I look forward to following along…with thanks.
How lovely! Enjoyed this quite alot. Absolutely loved the " that'll do Pig reference "! Trained Border Collies for many years and the intense relationship with the dogs and the sheep makes me enjoy the interesting relationship with fabric and threads . Thanks for bringing me into the fold.🎉
Oh goodness Kathryn, this is sooo addictive. I actually stopped the stitching 🧵 I was doing and have made one of these little treasures as I’ve been watching you. I’m in for the count and look forward to next week. May 2024 be filled with joy and good health, Blessings Gail 🎂🇦🇺
I'm watching for the first time! I'm so glad I saw your channel. I've been looking for this lovely stitching and your teaching us is a real Blessing. Thank you so much! Sincerely, Susan
Happy new year and what a way to start, just joyous. Love your first page and such a perfect theme, weaving us all together. I think this is going to be a lovely weekly event and the building of a wonderful, like minded community and now to start x
I've just recently begun dabbling again in stitching/mending, etc. I found your channel and it's delightful. I turned it on and listened to you 'whitter' while I was cutting up old clothing to prepare it for projects. It was lovely to look up every time and see what you had accomplished. It goes right along with the 'slow living' concept I've been studying on. To listen to those things which feel wholesome and peaceful and good with no particular moral question to be answered. Thank you for sharing.
Happy New Year K3N.. wonderful inspiring video,you are a lovely lady and such a great tutor...look forward so much to your videos and this series,thank you so much for your time too hugs from Gabrielle in the UK xx
I’ve binged your boro inspired journal videos today to catch up fr today’s slowstitch. I don’t know which video you mentioned this but I’m SO happy to know that someone else sticks their foot out from under the covers when sleeping! I thought I was the only weird person who did this!
I just today found your channel (7-10-24) and can't decide if I should start with week one and try to catch up or just "jump in" half way through. 😂 Listening to you is so relaxing and sewing is a form of meditation for me. Can't wait to cut up Grandma's stained tablecloth and get started. Keep stitching... ❤
@@patriciabirkes7403 hello Patricia, you are welcome here ❤️ if I were you, I would jump in on the current week then work on the older ones as and when I had the time. Some weeks will take less time. But of course it's up to you. 😊❤️
I have just come across your videos. I am so excited! The instructions are clear and the work is beautiful and just the type of style I enjoy so much! I make little animals and dolls out of felt. I love hand sewing. I mostly make them for my nieces and nephews (but sometimes for myself as well). I am making a blanket for a traveling Mr. Fox following this fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!!!
I blame you! Since I found you four days ago, I have made two biscornu pin cushions, two cloth twine bowls to nest them in, and yards and yards of cloth twine! Seriously, you are an inspiration. A wonderful teacher. I love that your first slo-stitch of the year is about community. I'll post some pix of my pin cushions on my IG in case you'd like to see them.
Katherine, I have begun my fourth rice bag and have made six Biscornus and one scroll. I love, love, love, your videos. Thank your for your wonderful ideas and instruction 😊
Happy New Year from Brazil! What a beautiful way to start the year, weaving a community to share the love for cloth, thread, and beauty! Thank you so much for everything!
Hiya Katherine, was wondering how the time differences would effect my time with you and everyone. 10pm is here so lol follow along on the morning.Love how you leave room for " you do you!" And being so confident as to saying" it'll be beautiful too!" Makes everything so more relaxed and friendly! Great good wishes for all in 2024! 😊J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 ♥ 🎉😊
Happy New Year, Kathryn, and to the community. Your story regarding your furry family members is hilarious! I very much enjoyed day one of the slow stitching tutorials. I really like the weaving and your fabric choices; very attractive. ❤😊
Thank you Katherine, I’ve been looking forward to this so much. Love this first piece and the idea of us being a world community, I am proud to be able to be part of it. I was listening to you talking about different cultures and learning different techniques from around the world and I wondered if you have ever made a Manx quilt. I’m just about to scurry down that rabbit hole. Another project that I’ve been looking forward to for 2024. I find the history of these quilts so interesting and I’d love to hear your views. 🧵🪡
Hello, I have never made a Manx quilt exactly, but I have made several log cabin quilts, including a folded log cabin which is similar to a Manx in look but constructed slightly differently. What I love about the Manx tradition is that if I remember correctly, everything is measured by the hand of the quilter, no rulers involved. Which makes the finished quilt uniquely personal. Good luck with yours, I hope you enjoy making it ❤
Happy New Year to you and your family! Love to watch your videos., leaves me greatly inspired. Also, your sweet accent is soothing to the ear. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Thank you for a lovely project to continue with in this New Year, I have a lovely little bundle of scraps left over from my college project and my soap bags just ready for this . Happy New Year to all and mindful stitching x
Ha ha I love your wittering. My Step mother came from England and used to talk gently under her breath like you do. Brings back memories of cooking or knitting with her when she was alive.
😊 All the women in my family do that. When I was first with my husband, he kept saying 'what?' thinking I was talking to him. 😂 I'd say, if I am talking to you, I'll use your name, otherwise just ignore me. ❤
Thank you again for another wonderful tutorial. Bonus 🫶🏼 is your love for stitchery and opening the door of community. Your first piece is truly memorable and inspiring. I had fun making this piece. I too have a pretty large garden which seems to expand every year. Last year I added a butterfly 🦋 garden area to draw local species in, my hope is to provide a safe place for their numbers to increase. I’m sure a piece or two of my stitchery will be dedicated to gardening. It’s as joyful to my heart as crafting. Happy 2024 Kathryn 🧵🪡❤️
Charming way to scratch that need to ‘make something’ itch when one doesn’t ‘need’ anything. Unique to hand stitching, I find it preserves memory of life at that time or what was going on when making it, more than any other crafts I do. When did I spin that yarn? No clue. Weave that towel? Another blank. Something hand stitched? Where I was, who was there and what was going on comes flooding back.
Hi Kathryn: Love this experience. I am always in a hurry and this is slowing me down. I have started my weaving.....love it....enjoy your stories. Keep them coming. I am in United States, small town of Mona, Utah and listening to you in France, we are all so alike but so individual. I sew quilts and have lots of scraps that I am excited to incorporate in other things.....scraps are a treasure. Happy New Year and waiting for next week. Happy Greetings to you today.
Happy New Year and huge thanks for this lovely little project. My head is buzzing with ideas for putting these samples to practical use. I have pyjamas with no pocket, driving me mad. One of these samples would add a whimsical pocket for my hanky. For now I'm happy making a book of inspiration. This is the most relaxing passtime ever!
What I love about this is that it gives me a direction to go in. It’s like a signpost popping up in my complex creative mind, which can sometimes overwhelm me into doing nothing. Thank you for taking the time to do this and share it with us. Community in action!
Love that!
Couldn’t have said it better! I’m enjoying this and the possibilities of the upcoming year! Thank you!
Oh boy. I can relate to that! 😊
I have the same problem 😅. Loving the nudge. 😊
My thoughts exactly.
Your channel was recommended by an artist friend and today I have just watched 2 weeks worth and subscribed. I will start at January 1 and catch up soon. Happy to find you and I love slow stitching. It is wonderful little bits to do while sitting at the bedside of my totally disabled quadriplegic husband. I can now do 2 things at once that I love. Thank you.
Welcome so lovely to have you here ❤️
This is one of my favorite quotes:
We are each a thread woven together.
We become the fabric of the earth.
Let us weave peace.
Thank you for a lovely start. I live in Arkansas, USA.
That is beautiful 'let us weave peace', if only we could ❤️❤️❤️
I'd love to use that quote in my new journal! Thanks Juliann, from Vera in Northern Ireland ❤
I don’t remember where I read the quote. In my journal I usually write the author, but nothing on this. So go ahead and write it in your journal.
@@k3n.clothtales❤ ❤ ❤
Muchas gracias k3n. Desde Patagonia Argentina. Nos vemos la próxima semana y el resto del año. Gracias.
De nada , gracias por ver ❤️
Happy New Year to you all those watching 😊
So excited to see how this evolves! Thank you Kathryn x
Being new to slow stitching and embroidery in general I find this quite calming as well as easily achievable. I’m calling this my “go with the flow” stitching project… I love the way it can be done with no plan. Making impromptu choices as one goes along. I also like the idea that they can be done rather quickly and not linger for days….same reason I prefer granny squares in crocheting…. Yes this will definitely be a great option to fill my spare time! Looking forward to more….thank you for sharing your experience….Happy New Year btw! Wishing EVERYONE the best for the upcoming year!
thank you, everything you say is exactly why I love this process 😊
'Ruckle'. What a lovely word. Not only do I enjoy your happy wittering on, but I find it such a relief after plowing through UA-cam looking for something that is not AI speech. Thanks for your inspirational videos on cloth scraps. Makes my heart fair glow! 😊
Oh no, is AI speech a thing here? I have so far managed to avoid it 😮❤❤❤
Every time I see an AI voiced video, I select "Do not recommend channel" from the menu. I don't know if it will make a dent, but it gives me some satisfaction. 😊
@@msherry5 good tip, if I come across AI, I'll do the same... Hope my speech is somewhat 'I' and it's certainly not remotely 'A' 😂❤️
@@k3n.clothtales Not remotely! Your voice is lovely & soothing. Another reason I enjoy your videos. ❤️
I love the weaving in the slow stich I might try that next time I do slow stich I just subscribed
Love this. I see a boudoir pillow cover in my near future (using leftover bits from new quilt). Thank you, Catherine.
I've been really looking forward to this! I love watching the number of watches go up when the video has only been up for a few minutes, knowing there are many other keen beans here too!
Keen bean! Yes … also new favourite phrase! 💕🇨🇦💕
Yes, thank you lovely keen beans 😂❤️❤️❤️
Thanx for mentioning the numbers going up never noticed it before too busy watching Katherine lol 🥰
I’m doing it! I’m following along.
I found enough fabrics at home to make little strips and I had some Muslin in a closet for a backing and I only bought some pins and some flosses in a few colors. Today I am basting using the new to me invisible method and hopefully will be able to get some time to start decorative stitching.
I feel so grateful for you and this space. I’m so quietly hooray.
I wish I would have tea dyed some of the strips but it’s ok just as it is. It will be beautiful and it will be mine. Ours. 🩷
yes, it will be yours. ours. 😊😊😊♥️
I have been just watching your videos for a few months. You are so inspiring. I love quilting and embroidery, along with many other things. I am going to start this project, and will backtrack to do your others. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. I would love to see your pets in the video sometime. Thank you, Kathryn, for brightening our days.
Thank you, Fredfred the cat has showed up (uninvited 😂) a couple of times, and I expect the small dog will appear in the studio tour next week ❤
1:01:06 Happy New Year! Thank you so much Katheryn; a kindred spirit. Your chosen word is so à propos; makes one look up in surprise and realize there are others sharing this solitary needle art passion. Looking forward to a glorious yearlong journey.
♥️♥️♥️
I am glad I found your videos. You are a welcome visitor in my room with your gentle voice and coloured remnants that get turned into yet more softness of fabric that in turn becomes another little wonder of an artfully made item.
Thank you, you are welcome here too into my little 'room' ❤️
Absolutely with you... Sitting at table with crafty project, tea and 2 biscuits and listening to k3n is heaven on earth... 👋🏼🏴
Yes me too! I love what you do! 🥰
Happy New Year Slow Stitching "Community" from Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia PA. I am thrilled to be a part of this 52 week global stitch along. Thank you immensely to k3n for your gracious time and giving spirit. Laurie
Hi, I'm watching from the other side of the state. It's so dreary in western PA today. Happy New Year!
welcome and it's my pleasure ❤
Oh I love this! Stitching scraps! Insignificant bits that for some reason I kept and eventually joined to make a story - something lovely. Thanks💜
Invisible basting is a game changer ! I’m working on my boro inspired cover but will keep up with individual pieces weekly. Also I need to go back and see how you put the pages in your journal. I’m really loving your videos 😊❤
😆Talking of wind @32 mins - yes Kathryn, put down the spade and come out of the hole you're digging!
I'm loving today's stitch-along 🙂
😂😂😂
Such a fun and fresh start to the new year. Thank you and happy 2024 to you ♥️
Oddly enough I’ve been thinking about weaving strips of cloth. Thank you.
I just had a lovely thought. I too was so busy the holidays i didn't get my journal made. So I am going to do the weekly journey in quilt blocks. And then by the end I'll have a lovely lap quilt. My mom got me some panels at the thrift store that are hideous 😂 but i don't want to throw out cloth so I'll use that as my backfabric. It gets used and covered up by lovely slow stitch. Win, win. I also have been enjoying slow stitch cuff bracelets as i watch TV or settle for the evening. Live the community ❤❤❤
That is a lovely idea 😊
Bravo! Just found you and I think I shall join in… you are very relaxing and pleasant to listen to
I’m in the US and we’re expecting our first snow of the season/year. We had a fair share of grey days.. time for a project!
Thank you and welcome 🤗
I have not done anything like this before but I am recovering from a stroke and trying to get my hands to work again so this feels the ideal project. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this with us. Happy New Year Kathryn and all of our stitching community, from Vera in Ireland ❤
Thank you Vera, hope you enjoy the project and it helps your poor lovely hands ❤️❤️❤️
Very best wishes for improvement. It’s amazing how the body, with the right mental attitude and will, can move mountains so to speak. Gentle hugs
User-me3, sending my best wishes to you, and do hope that you are enjoying your sewing, and feeling better!❤ Shirley in the US
@@juliaogara8794 thank you so much God bless v
@@juliaogara8794 thank you so much God bless. V
Met you for the first time today Mon 8th. I am in Queensland Australia.and enjoying your craft session immensely. Thank you. I am English but lived here for a long time. I will return and also,try your grand ideas .
Welcome lovely to have you here ♥️
Love the slow, meditative place of this, just as it should be. Looking forward to more!
Thank you so much for taking us through this. I am planning to take part and look forward to what the year holds. Best wishes from Australia. Chrissie
I managed it! I'm chuffed I got it made. Its crochet and knitting I do mostly so embroidery is way out of my comfort zone. Hope everyone had a lovely new year.
Wonderful! ❤
Happy New Year Longing to start this project but my stash is packed as I’m waiting to move. I intend to make 52 to turn into needlebooks as gifts for next Christmas for stitching friends.🎉
That is a lovely idea, if you don't mind I will mention it in next week's video, for those who like to make useful things 😉😁❤️
Yes please do, nice to hear what others are doing.😘
LOVE your ideas. Will join your “community “.
Thank you and welcome 🤗
Appliqué take. Out of the mouths of babes. Love it when there is that innocence that only a child usually has. Rare in today’s world as they are too often mini me’s and childhood seems to be rushed at. Doing something like this with a grandchild would make so many happy memories possibly 😀
oh yes, out of the mouths of babes indeed 😊
Your interpretation of community inspires thought on the subject. Thank you.
That invisible basting stitch has been a revelation. It suits the way I work beautifully, You might tell those of us who are new to you how you came to be living in France. I really like the idea of creating a backcloth that I can stitch on throughout the week. What a delicious way to begin a new year. 😊
I might do a little piece to camera and a studio tour in a couple of weeks, and include a little bio about myself in that, will that do? 😊❤
@@k3n.clothtales Absolutely!
I love your choice of word: Community. And this woven interpretation of it.
I’m off to tear my strips and get started on this first week's project. I’m loving this. 💖💖💖
Thank you Katheryn, this is such a perfect choice to begin our first page. I really love weaving with fabrics. I will enjoy this year of stitching immensely.
Beautiful start to your journal. I love the fabrics you chose to weave.
Thank you Marion ☺️
As always; just a perfect viewing!
I find it a great ‘comfort’ to watch you hand sewing whilst I’m doing exactly the same!
Very fun to watch!! Very helpful!! TFS!!
Love your tag name 😁❤️
Happy New Year Kathryn and to everyone in our sewing club! I love that you chose community as our first project. Your piece is beautiful and I can't wait to see what we all create.
I'm fascinated by how you 'dissolve' knots - the calm approach of the cloth whisperer!
Love from Mary in the windy Hebrides - must be all that Haggis 😂😜
😂😂😂 Happy New Year to you too! ❤❤❤
Beautiful journal and lovely start ❤
I enjoyed that very much! I can't wait to see what's next. Thank you.
Thank you, week two is up already 😁❤️
A little late in beginning but I needed some ‘slow time’ and decided to begin this project with you. So calming and relaxing. I look forward to following along…with thanks.
Welcome 🤗
I look forward to our 52 weeks together. Happy healthy New Year everyone!
Happy new year to all in this lovely Community! A wonderful way to start this new year Katherine, thank you!!🍀💝
How lovely! Enjoyed this quite alot. Absolutely loved the " that'll do Pig reference "! Trained Border Collies for many years and the intense relationship with the dogs and the sheep makes me enjoy the interesting relationship with fabric and threads . Thanks for bringing me into the fold.🎉
@@kengle7089welcome, love all your sheepdog references ❤❤❤
This is new to me but I’m looking forward to following along. I love what you make. Now to dig through my material and get going.
Thank you Kathryn for this project, it’s exciting and can’t wait to start! Love love love❣️
I am very happy to have found you and be part of your slowstitch community. With grateful thanks and excited anticipation for what is to come.
Thank you from a like minded stitcher from Australia …..who has zucchini’s too!Wendy power
My pleasure, when I read your name at the end of your comment it sounded like 'girl power ' 😉 great name 😁❤️
I enjoyed what you say and telling us! Love your small scraps- thanks!🥰
Oh goodness Kathryn, this is sooo addictive. I actually stopped the stitching 🧵 I was doing and have made one of these little treasures as I’ve been watching you. I’m in for the count and look forward to next week. May 2024 be filled with joy and good health, Blessings Gail 🎂🇦🇺
Thank you Gail ❤
I'm watching for the first time! I'm so glad I saw your channel. I've been looking for this lovely stitching and your teaching us is a real Blessing. Thank you so much! Sincerely,
Susan
You are so welcome! 🤗
I am new to the party but love what you are doing and want to get started. I needed a kick start. I am in the US. Texas. Thank you.
Welcome 🤗
Happy new year and what a way to start, just joyous. Love your first page and such a perfect theme, weaving us all together. I think this is going to be a lovely weekly event and the building of a wonderful, like minded community and now to start x
I've just recently begun dabbling again in stitching/mending, etc. I found your channel and it's delightful. I turned it on and listened to you 'whitter' while I was cutting up old clothing to prepare it for projects. It was lovely to look up every time and see what you had accomplished. It goes right along with the 'slow living' concept I've been studying on. To listen to those things which feel wholesome and peaceful and good with no particular moral question to be answered. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Ursula, you are very welcome here ❤️
I'm in on this one!! 52 weeks is quite a commitment, but I think I can manage. I love watching your videos!! Stay safe. Hugs ❤
great, just one week at a time 😊❤
So calming, enjoying your slowstitch videos. Thanks
Happy New Year K3N.. wonderful inspiring video,you are a lovely lady and such a great tutor...look forward so much to your videos and this series,thank you so much for your time too hugs from Gabrielle in the UK xx
I’ve binged your boro inspired journal videos today to catch up fr today’s slowstitch. I don’t know which video you mentioned this but I’m SO happy to know that someone else sticks their foot out from under the covers when sleeping! I thought I was the only weird person who did this!
😁 I also was happy to learn that I am not the only one 😉❤️
Me too!
Now I have something to look forward to for Mondays! Thanks K3N!
I just today found your channel (7-10-24) and can't decide if I should start with week one and try to catch up or just "jump in" half way through. 😂 Listening to you is so relaxing and sewing is a form of meditation for me. Can't wait to cut up Grandma's stained tablecloth and get started.
Keep stitching... ❤
@@patriciabirkes7403 hello Patricia, you are welcome here ❤️ if I were you, I would jump in on the current week then work on the older ones as and when I had the time. Some weeks will take less time. But of course it's up to you. 😊❤️
so happy to have found your channel - i am a textile artist in hamilton, ontario, canada and this is a wonderful project for 2024, thank you :)
I have just come across your videos. I am so excited! The instructions are clear and the work is beautiful and just the type of style I enjoy so much! I make little animals and dolls out of felt. I love hand sewing. I mostly make them for my nieces and nephews (but sometimes for myself as well). I am making a blanket for a traveling Mr. Fox following this fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!!!
My pleasure I hope Mr Fox likes his little woven blanket 😊❤️
Happy New Year. This is going to be a wonderful project. I am so happy to have to be in this community. Thank you
I laughed out loud when you made yourself laugh with your “wind” joke 😂 in America, one of the phrases we say is “breaking wind” 😂
😁 we never grow up do we? Well some of us don't and isn't it grand? 😂❤️
@@k3n.clothtales absolutely grand! 😊😂
I keep meaning to mention...... and I keep forgetting...... the invisible basting is a game changer. I had never seen that before.... Thank you !!!!!!
My pleasure, I learnt it years ago from Jude Hill, happy to pass it on 😊
Same for me Susan
I blame you! Since I found you four days ago, I have made two biscornu pin cushions, two cloth twine bowls to nest them in, and yards and yards of cloth twine! Seriously, you are an inspiration. A wonderful teacher. I love that your first slo-stitch of the year is about community. I'll post some pix of my pin cushions on my IG in case you'd like to see them.
Guilty as charged 😂 pleased you are having fun ❤
Katherine, I have begun my fourth rice bag and have made six Biscornus and one scroll. I love, love, love, your videos. Thank your for your wonderful ideas and instruction 😊
Wonderful! ❤️
Happy New Year. This will be a fun year with you and our community. ❤
Happy New Year from Brazil! What a beautiful way to start the year, weaving a community to share the love for cloth, thread, and beauty! Thank you so much for everything!
Hiya Katherine, was wondering how the time differences would effect my time with you and everyone. 10pm is here so lol follow along on the morning.Love how you leave room for " you do you!" And being so confident as to saying" it'll be beautiful too!" Makes everything so more relaxed and friendly! Great good wishes for all in 2024! 😊J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 ♥ 🎉😊
Hello, my brain kind of understands time difference but it still seems crazy that it's now yesterday here for you and tomorrow there for me 😁❤️
Happy New Year! What a lovely first page….the “weaving” of a community is perfect!
Thank you for this lovely beginning to the year! 🙂
Happy New Year, Kathryn, and to the community. Your story regarding your furry family members is hilarious! I very much enjoyed day one of the slow stitching tutorials. I really like the weaving and your fabric choices; very attractive. ❤😊
Your work is inspiring! Love listening to you while I paint or embroider or art journal. Thanks for taking the effort sharing!!!!! ❤
My pleasure so happy you are enjoying the videos ❤️
Kathryn , this is lovely ❤ Cannot wait to start my first piece & love your journal you are putting it in! Thank you ⛄️
Hello from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Hello and welcome 🤗
Thank you Katherine, I’ve been looking forward to this so much. Love this first piece and the idea of us being a world community, I am proud to be able to be part of it.
I was listening to you talking about different cultures and learning different techniques from around the world and I wondered if you have ever made a Manx quilt. I’m just about to scurry down that rabbit hole. Another project that I’ve been looking forward to for 2024. I find the history of these quilts so interesting and I’d love to hear your views.
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Hello, I have never made a Manx quilt exactly, but I have made several log cabin quilts, including a folded log cabin which is similar to a Manx in look but constructed slightly differently. What I love about the Manx tradition is that if I remember correctly, everything is measured by the hand of the quilter, no rulers involved. Which makes the finished quilt uniquely personal. Good luck with yours, I hope you enjoy making it ❤
Happy New Year to you and your family! Love to watch your videos., leaves me greatly inspired. Also, your sweet accent is soothing to the ear. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Finished watching 😊
I guess I was interrupted
Hello from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
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Happy New Year everyone! This is an awesome way to start off the new year.❤️❤️❤️
Happy New Year 2024!
Thank you, beautiful journal!
❤I love to start the new year with this inspiring work of you…..thank you
Thank you for a lovely project to continue with in this New Year, I have a lovely little bundle of scraps left over from my college project and my soap bags just ready for this . Happy New Year to all and mindful stitching x
Ha ha I love your wittering. My Step mother came from England and used to talk gently under her breath like you do. Brings back memories of cooking or knitting with her when she was alive.
😊 All the women in my family do that. When I was first with my husband, he kept saying 'what?' thinking I was talking to him. 😂 I'd say, if I am talking to you, I'll use your name, otherwise just ignore me. ❤
Your work is most charming and beautiful. There’s joy in it and I love that. 🌷💕
That is lovely to hear thank you 😊
That was sooo nice and pleasant and lovely! 😊 I loved it! Thanks so much, from the smaller country down under 🤗❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your comment about "one foot out" from under the covers 😊. Me too! See you again soon, regards from the Scottish Borders.
Welcome, beautiful part of the world you live in ❤️
This is such a wonderful idea 😊 I'm in South Australia and it's January 2nd 1:07am. Happy New Year to this lovely community 🌼
Happy New year to you and your followers happy stitching everyone x,x
Happy New Year! I intend to keep up each week, but we'll see how that goes. Thank you for such a lovely start!
Really enjoyed watching you make the first piece. And looking forward to future creations. Happy New Year from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🎉Rose
Absolutely love this project ❤. Can't wait for the next one.
Going to try weaving hem binding.
@@juliegolub2602what a great idea. I have tons of that stuff, and it's so pretty, but I couldn't figure out what to do with it. Now I know!!
@@robincadwallader7426 Fantastic! Hobby lobby in our area has had all sizes of hem binding on sale for $99cents a package for months.
🎉 Happy New Year 🎉 everyone 🥳 Beautiful ❤️
Love this!! So excited to be taking part! Thank you for sharing yourself with all of us!! xoxo
I certainly enjoyed this! Thank you🌷
Something lovely and creative to look forward to each week. Thank You. Xx
my pleasure 😊
What a lovely start to this journey. ❤❤
Thank you again for another wonderful tutorial. Bonus 🫶🏼 is your love for stitchery and opening the door of community. Your first piece is truly memorable and inspiring. I had fun making this piece.
I too have a pretty large garden which seems to expand every year. Last year I added a butterfly 🦋 garden area to draw local species in, my hope is to provide a safe place for their numbers to increase. I’m sure a piece or two of my stitchery will be dedicated to gardening. It’s as joyful to my heart as crafting.
Happy 2024 Kathryn 🧵🪡❤️
Thank you I am sure when Spring comes and I start serious gardening, it will inspire some of the weekly projects ❤️
Charming way to scratch that need to ‘make something’ itch when one doesn’t ‘need’ anything. Unique to hand stitching, I find it preserves memory of life at that time or what was going on when making it, more than any other crafts I do. When did I spin that yarn? No clue. Weave that towel? Another blank. Something hand stitched? Where I was, who was there and what was going on comes flooding back.
Perfectly put, thank you 😊
'Serious wind' 😅🤣🤭Thank you lovely : )
Hi Kathryn: Love this experience. I am always in a hurry and this is slowing me down. I have started my weaving.....love it....enjoy your stories. Keep them coming. I am in United States, small town of Mona, Utah and listening to you in France, we are all so alike but so individual. I sew quilts and have lots of scraps that I am excited to incorporate in other things.....scraps are a treasure. Happy New Year and waiting for next week. Happy Greetings to you today.
hello, happy you are enjoying it, something so companionable about us sitting stitching together so many miles apart ❤
Happy New Year and huge thanks for this lovely little project. My head is buzzing with ideas for putting these samples to practical use. I have pyjamas with no pocket, driving me mad. One of these samples would add a whimsical pocket for my hanky. For now I'm happy making a book of inspiration. This is the most relaxing passtime ever!
oh no pocket would drive me mad too! 😂❤