I just pulled out the panel I bought from you at a Canberra show! So glad there are some videos too

Maravilhoso ❤

You have got into the habit of saying um, um, um... It distracts.

I went to your web site but couldn’t find the border ruler. Do you no longer sell these?

Recipe?

I love Boro style and very new to it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Are all of your fabrics from Japan as well and do I need to buy special yarn as well? Thank you 🙏🏻

Wow so glad I found your channel. You are amazing

Excellent video..I have the needles & threads so off I go!!

Thank you )

Love your pincushions did you make them /?

Wow! Wonderful. How can I get its pdf design file?

What type of thread is BEST ? This is beautiful .

Forgot to ask you, what is the neutral thread you were using, it looks quite strong.

This is the most inspiring tutorial and I shall be following your videos as I get to it. Thank you.

Thank you for your demonstration!❤ I think I am ready to give this a try now!

Все хорошо и прекрасно , но не все понятно , так как нет перевода на русский язык.

🙄 colors that were chosen for this project are sad, drab, depressing!!!! A Perfect project . ( colors say much about one's inner self ) "God gave us color to enjoy"👌🙆‍♀️🏞🌄🌇🏙🌹🌿🌻

Is it washable??

It's great, but I don't like the glue

Looking for a definition of Boro. I was never told what Boro is and what is the history or purpose? Keep hearing maybe you could do this. Is it this just an art form? Where did it originate?

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Anybody else irritated that she went on about the yellow then promptly went n covered it over ☹️

I can't see your work on the video

Very very beautiful. And quite inspiring. Thanks a lot.

Oh no time is up class over? I so enjoyed your video and cannot wait to practice something thank you so much. From AZ.

Flannel wool Cotten etc

What type of fabric are you using

Boro is want to learn from Sue! Thank you- Sandra Myer

Sue Howe provided the process for Table Mat. So interesting with great fabrics too- more beige, dull medium brown and white! Very well picked those fabrics! Thank you, Sue

Process is glue cover the edges, thin thread to tack the rectangles and use Sashiko thread between all rectangles-

Interesting progress with your grey, black and those designs in those colors with texture- so love your free- style way to design your table mat- thank you- the fray edges are attractive too! Enjoyed Sandra Myer

You have done some lovely work. I think it would be truer if you stitch the underneath patches on first.

Excellent. Thank you.

Thank you!!!

Geweldig ik ga Boro steeds leuker en mooier vinden en ga dit ook zeker proberen, dankjewel uit Nederland

Muy buenas noches, me maraville con sus bordados con la técnica japonesa. A pesar de no entender su idioma igual le entiendo mirándola, gracias, saludos Consuelo desde chile, bendiciones ❤

Loved this video absolutely sensational. One small question which thread did you choose and was it fine thickness. Many thanks!!

Oh my gosh, I am so loving this! I have a tub full of indigo fabric scraps and can't wait to start using them in this way.

Are the fabrics on top cotton? And what fabric is the background?

How do you do the zig zag around the edges of the base fabric?

Thank you so much I have learn a lot🩷

Getting off the subject but, are you wearing a yellow Jade necklace. It's lovely.😊

Oh those quilts are just stunning! my absolute fav was the last one....fireworks, thanks for the video :)

On the tote bags, did you see the bag together “AFTER” you worked the front and back? (Wasn’t it hard to do on completed bag?)

Do you “Save” the fray from when you fray edges?... longer pieces for basting... You are the second person to suggest “Glue Stick” for holding pieces in place, I can imagine the “tips” are flying in groups classes!

Since sashiko thread is an S-twist thread, I like to identify the twist via running my fingers along a single thread. Afterwards, I tie a knot around the head end. As I remove working strands, I insert those ends into my needle for a smoother experience. 😀

An interesting video on cultural misinterpretations and the misplaced use of words that define something historical applied to a fad in another country. He explains that boro + placemat concept to the Japanese like drinking from a toilet. Also using the word "inspired" Here's the vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oai0hIBnrNmqm9U

Very nice

Thank you for this video. I have just become interested in sashiko needed visual ideas for what to do with.

just commenting here. I love colours and florals.not a plain fabric person,nor a dark fabric person.also,I hate frayed edges.n eat freak I am. so,how do I incorporate that into Boro " inspired ". because as you say,we should honour the original methods.recently,I have found Kantha stitching and they turn all rough edges under.