I just learned about Sheila from another you tuber. I am now watching all videos about her and checking out her pages. Nice interview.

Four years later and I needed to hear this interview. Thank you!❤️

Thanks for making the point that even when working modern or improvisationally, the classic rules of design still apply. A piece needs to work on some level and design principles get you there. Improv/modern does not mean "random".

How do you add the hanging sleeve

Thank you so interesting to hear Wen talk through her process. I’ve just bought the book but have shelved it as wasn’t sure where to start on a journey to learn some of the techniques. I love working with stitch and media and was wanting to develop with some photography so perhaps I’ll get the book out again

Deicer will give you bigger grains than table salt.

Have you ever used a piece of glass to hold things down. That way you can use dried leaves.

Thank you for this video and inspiration. This will be on my "To Do" list once my new Bernina 990 arrives.

These are wonderful. Hadn't thought of doing the tying techniques with sunprinting. There's a Pakistani silk painter on KZbin who has a video where he shows having a base color painted or dyed on (I think one video was painted and the other dyed) and then he washes with a darker color and places on the salt. The effect is that you'll see the base color come through where the salt dilutes the wet paint. I've tried it and it works with Dye-na-flow, so something else to consider in your painting toolbox.

Wonderfil has a product called Invisifil which is 100wt. Thanks for sharing Leslie's work. Just fabulous.

Thank you so much for sharing. This was very inspirational

Nice idea and it turned out well. Gives me some ideas for some of the treasured bits I've accumulated over time. Thanks for showing this.

I love Shibori fabric

Should know what tge Japanese kanji should say

Beautiful artwork

Very clear instructions.

incredibly smart of you

Jill in Texas USA. I love these Quilt Stories and admire your showing us the artworks as you discuss them. And such a variety of artists. Wonderful talks

the background music is unecssary, hard to hear the speaker

I enjoy your work very much and enjoy your choices of guests.

Thank you, this looks like fun, and the results are beautiful.

Exquisite

Your quilts look like so much fun! Cindy, do you perfectly square off your finished improv quilts, or is that part of the improv?

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Interesting to watch, love the idea of adding resist shapes. Thanks for the video!

Love this.

This was awesome. I have to search and find these awesome books. Thank you R I, USA.

Thank you for letting us watch. Maybe I'll have one some day.

Very informative. Thank you. From Kansas, USA.

I'm a big Deborah fan. I have a Bernina and have several of her books and done some on line classes. She is a class act!

Beautiful ❤

I am very inspired by this video and I can't wait to try some of Wen's techniques. Thank you!

One of Notre DAME rose windows? 27:05 27:06

I am in heaven ❤

Pretty good video but could not hear your voice over the louder music.

You have amazing talent Debora..Have only just discovered you and can 't wait to get started.I have the Bernina 790plus .So hope I can access your Bernina Book here in the UK.

I love the way you use thick and thin thread. Looks more like drawing on the surface of the quilt.. Thank you.

Very nice pieces and an interesting chat. Thank you for sharing tips and your thought process.

thank you Lisa...and Jane, you both are great leaders in this quilting industry ...looking forward to spend some workshop class time with Jane this coming July in Maine

Thank you

Great video of her process!

Absolutely beautiful!

I want to ask a question? How did you make the chains? They look so real! You did a fantastic job on this.

I loved it all So happy even accidentally I saw your channel

This givesa lovely finish. Have you ever tried this kind of binding at a quilt with wavery edges?

Seems to be the recent fashion to weld the front and back with masses of stitching. Pretty piecing, but smashed by the quilting. It looks very stiff. Maybe wasn't intended for sleeping under.

Deborah, I am enjoying your book so much. Can we have another one please, on stitched and painted landscapes? That would be wonderful!

I love Gloria's quilts but these new quilts are wonderful. A very different landscape from Scotland. So enjoyed this video.

Yes please

Beautiful ❤️