The sweater top is so your style now and the needle and thread design was inspired.

Love your ideas.Thank you for continuely keeping me inspired.

Your patchwork jumpsuit will constantly evolve. In 10 years time just imagine what materials you'll have added to it, and how different it'll look from now! Love your jumper and how it's turned out. It looks adorable and the outfit as a whole is just perfect 🤗xx

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Love the jumper 😊

Loving both of your upcycled pieces, especially the jumpsuit! 👌👏😊

The fabrics you use are absolutely amazing!

I love reusing men's shirts in thrift flips!

I had to look up the difference between boro and sashiko so I learned something new today. Thank you!

So cute, I love your recycling videos!!! ❤❤Judy❤❤

Ooooh, I just love love love your jumper. Right up my street,! Loved the vlog ❤❤❤

So creative!

You are delightful! I totally enjoy your videos!

Love what you did with your sweatshirt scarlet , pretty cool , and the birds on your jumpsuit look great too , thanx for keeping me inspired x.

I love watching your upcycling videos. You give me so much inspiration. I am from the US and there was someone from another country who was watching your videos. I was excited to see someone else that watches your channel. Thank you!

I love how everything turned out. This is so cool to see other artists creative process, it's always a work in progress

Loved how the jumpsuit is a living history document

Are those small Japanese sewing stitches called Sashiko embroidery? One of the podcasts I watch from Sweden has taken some lessons in that and yours looks like it. You saved that sweatshirt and made it your own!!!

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The jumpsuit is fab, love the sewing machine sweatshirt. Sashiko is the embroidery technique, not boro. Boro means rag, it is not embroidery but rather the used worn fabric/garments that may have been stitched with sashiko. All good, all lovely, I'm just a nerd about using the right terms and have been doing a lot of sashiko myself lately. Love your patterns but it is always cool to see what people make for themselves vs what they make to sell.

I rather like that the "afrayed" label is frayed around the edges. It emphasizes the clever name.

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I've only just found you. What have I been missing?!!!

Scarlet what a stunning idea for your tracksuit top. Love it. Cute bird on your outfit and hand stitches

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Fun watch ❤🧵💃🏽

Im excited to hear that you are going to pick up crochet. i have crocheted for years. i think you will really enjoy it. Love your content.

You are inspired. The best to you.

Brilliant you are such a natural ❤

Everything you do is fun to watch. Don’t stress over your ideas, be free to do your gift. Critics are a dime a dozen (that means they’re everywhere) just be confident that God gave you awesome gifts and talents and we love seeing you bloom!

I love both. You are so artistic. I love that stitch up the side arm.❤

So fun to see your first upcycled garment - what lovely memories in the fabrics and now it looks even better ~ i love boro 💙 The top looks more your style now ❤ I always enjoy your videos and seeing what you're working on ~ you're so inspiring ❤❤❤

Love this! Thanks for sharing ❤

Beautiful lace you pulled out for the jumper. The whole jumper looks terrific. I love how you used the japanese stitching to mend your hole in pants. And you can't see it. What a great outfit with great results.

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Love your updates. That ribbon & applique needle idea was brilliant to compliment the sewing machine. I bet your Mom's friend will love it too.

Did you use sashiko thread? I've always wondered what the difference is between it and embroidery floss. I've been wanting to try sashiko.

Loving the jumper it reminds me of ones I loved as a child that I'd forgotten about

To help making nice curves while ironing, you could make a thin cardboard patterns of the wings. This will help heming in the shape you want effortlessly, evenly between each pieces, and without weird corners 😊 All you have to do is place the cardboard pattern on your fabric piece and fold the hems over it, with a lot of steam (be careful not to burn yourself !), it works wonderfuly !

I lov your videos how can i have a one on one talk so that you can help me with some designs am from zambia

That ruffled skirt and top are just stunning!! Love love love your creativity and design vision ❤ I would purchase and wear any of these lovely lovely garments with joy!

Gorgeous!

You had some ideas i never would have thought of. And you were very successful! Beautiful fabrics

Excellent vid 😊

Very creative. Very impressive. I LOVE the tea-towel dress and hope I can duplicate it !!

The shacket looks fantastic on you, great colours.

That dress turned out SO gorgeous- love! Also, I wondered where/who that print above your desk was from? The one with the woman sitting, I think- it's so beautiful x

Your artistry is beyond excellent...wow. !!! Everything you touch and transform is magic, you are sooooo clever.

I think you did an amazing job. Loved all the pieces and yes absolutely do more upcycling with your original pieces 🤗💜xx