That's looking so pretty and big.

I love to watch you slow stitching and sewing by hand. I’ve already watched these videos but I come back because I love this kind of thing. And I hope you get a lot of people watching your videos like this because these colors are so bright and beautiful!!!!! And you put the camera on top of these stitches I can see that they are big stitches!!!!! I love everything about this.

Im creating my memory slaw stiching!each piece of fabric has a story to it-WONDERFULL THERAPY-

Beyond imagination ❤

I see it’s a worldwide issue: people are together at a restaurant or at home, but they’re looking at their phone instead of talking! So sad! I simply refuse to talk to anyone who’s looking at the phone but say I can keep talking because they’re listening to me! But I love technology when it connects us like here on your channel, because there are many artists who unfortunately don’t answer comments and connection is not possible, so I always appreciate the fact that you answer comments 🙏🏻 I’m almost finishing my quilt. It’ll be about 44 x 54 inches (more or less, we use meters and centimeters in Portugal) and I’m stitching the last block. I don’t want it bigger, a lap size is fine. Then it’ll be the embellishment around it 💙❤️🧡💛💜💚🧡🩵🩷🤎♥️

My EPP is getting close. I saw you had a new video so I did some sewing off my list and then said I'm pulling my epp and working with Lynda! Even 30 minutes makes great progress. One stitch at a time.

I’ve said this before on previous videos in this series but I’m going to say it again…I love this way of stitching and I also love your attitude towards stitching…looking forward to seeing the progression 😊

I love this

I’m really enjoying this series…very inspiring ❤

Girl! That vest is a score! What do you mean only one coordinating fabric ?! It is such a wonderful neutral! Fab texture too!

I completely agree with you: I cheat all the time 😂! Sometimes I’m joining two blocks and they aren’t the same size! Well, no problem, I just stitch and “shrink” the longest one a bit and in the end no one would say I did that! Trying to be perfect is very stressful and I don’t think it’s worth it, but for those who like it, well, everyone does their own way. Your quilt is looking like a rainbow 🌈 I love it ❤️💙💜🩷🩵💛💚🧡🤎🩶♥️

It's gorgeous! I love it!

It's looking good. I'm of the same mindset. Do it my way.

I am inspired to start using my scraps for this project, thank you.

I am 64 and have just started sewing and enjoying following you. My project is coming along slowly but loving every minute. I love your style and all the beautiful fabrics you are using. Here in the Highlands of Scotland thrift stores (second hand / charity shops) do tend to be a lot more expensive than the USA. England I think is a little cheaper. Thank you for sharing your time and talking us all through this wonderful world of scrappy quilting. Sending Blessing, good health and happiness.

I love what your doing. Ay 74 Im enjoying the direction your creativity is going. I'm on a similar journey. Small pieces that I can finish and have fun with is where I'm at.

Glad that I have found your videos , I use crumbs to make things not made much with scrappy strips, love the lap quilt you definitely have given me more ideas thank you ❤

I'm curious: Will the back be unfinished? Is it staying organic, or do you have a plan?You know me, I mentally sew things and take them apart. I've had a what would you do here, Caryn moment lol. I'm having fun seeing your quilt grow and evolve.

I agree wanting or expecting perfection is what holds one back from a wonderful journey of creating. Which in turn could be serendipitous!I’ve made similar crumb pieces of fabric, but never thought of adding on top of them. You have inspired me to make more in this manner.🙏

Using watercolour to dye fabric is a great idea. I like to do it too! It turned out beautiful ❤️🩵💚🩷💙🧡🤎💛💜🩶♥️

Pretty ❤

That was so nice to see how it turned out.

Such a good idea as some fabrics cost a small fortune ❤

This is turning out great. I like the addition of lace. What are you using the stick for? I must have missed that.

Hey neighbor. I am in ne Tx. Have been here for 50 years. My hubs is from Pittsburgh Tx. but we don’t live there. Love your stitching. Blessings

I absolutely love the look of the combination of colorful, mismatched strips/strings of fabric with your hundreds and hundreds of stitches! Those stitches are like a written diary of your thoughts, feelings, life experiences and emotions. Without a doubt, those of us who are kindred spirits can read the love and hope in your stitches. We can also see your adventurous make-do spirit! I can imagine your work displayed next to the quilts of the amazing Gee's Bend quilters! I see similarity of spirit and ingenuity combined with a unique artistic voice! Keep Stitching!🙂

This is the first of your videos I’ve seen. Just love the hand stitching. I’ve only recently been using my scraps and am thoroughly enjoying the time. Thank you for the sharing your lovely work!

I love this! 🩷🩵💜🧡💛💚

Super cute I like it. I have shingles right now and not in the frame of mind to work on my more complicated things. I'm going to grab some scraps tomorrow and try this.

this is really colourful.I would not have trusted the joining together of the pieces how you started them ,but then when you added the strip over ,it really took a different look. I am definately doing this.I have lots of strips.

I , personally,don't trust running stitch as a stable binding.especially when said item will be used and washed.I would do back stitch.also, I have a a strong phobia against frayed edges. so,I am considering doing this with pinked edges,then cover the strips with see through fabric like silk organza.very pedantic,I am.

I probably missed it, but what did you do for batting or backing, or will you add a batting and backing later?

Being messy and childlike would also be a compliment to me. I like to draw and paint abstract faces and I get that “observation” all the time: it’s childlike! Curiously, those people who say that our art is childlike usually are a bit insecure and have low self confidence. I don’t like traditional quilting either. Every traditional quilting I’ve learnt with k3n, I transformed it into something completely different. I sometimes wonder why people feel compelled to criticize other people’s work just because it’s different! Maybe they need perfection and structured rules, because they don’t trust their own creativity… Maybe it’s that… I don’t know… But I do know that when we do different things or things that don’t follow certain “rules”, usually they’re not very well accepted. I’m experiencing that on instagram and stopped posting my quilt. After all, I’m making it for myself not to please others 😊 Thanks for the suggestions on how to wash a quilt - I’m one of those who’s afraid to wash it 😂! I specially think of the French knots! I always think they’ll get undone 😂 I’m very happy with my quilt, because I’m using my mother’s fabrics and that’s very special to me. It’s very colourful also and every block is different from the other 😊 ❤️🧡💙💛💚🤎🩵🩶🩷💜♥️

Everyday I work on about 2 or 3 different projects. I'm slowly getting back into crochet, working on this project idea but material wise I don't have much but doing the best I can with what I have and finally working on embroidery stitches to improve my tension and technique. Since turning 60 earlier this year, you have come to realize that today's generation does not appreciate the art form we grew up with. The only thing is that my family did not do crafts for those who knew how to, did not bother to share. So I consider myself a late bloomer and everything I worked on since from 2019 to currently being self taught and having the determination. It's the imperfect that makes things perfect (a phrase I learned from The Big Bang Theory). Thank you for sharing and for the inspiration. P.s I will also try to work on your 50 different style flowers when time permits.😊

Sew beautiful!

I know I’m jumping ahead but when you tie the finished quilt will the actual tie ,be on the back side or front side. Love it!.

I'm not doing scrappy today. I'm hand quilting a log cabin and assembling an English paper pieced top. Lots of fun handwork, but enough that I keep interested so I don't start another top lol!

It's crazy how revisiting some of those fabrics bring back all the feels of my past quilts 😊!

Oops I love the look off your work.

I cannot h ear u . Move Mike closer please. I lovecyour I cannot hear u.

I was wondering if you’d show us the cover and here it is! It’s looking beautiful! Looking forward to seeing the finished piece 😊 I’m stitching on my scrappy quilt while I watch you 😉💙❤️🩶🧡💚💜🩷🩵💛🤎♥️

🥰🙏 Your creativity is inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

The stitches make a big difference

Beautiful, and cheerful!❤🙏

I love this…what a great idea!