I love how you did the tree bark! What video do you have of that process?

So far so good! That tree bark is spectacular!

That looks awesome:D

4 minutes? Wow(first because why not)

2:15

En francais

Very good tutorial 😊. Thank you so much.

Thank you for sharing your technique. Would please list the tracing paper and source? And tell us how you made the weights for holding the tracing paper in place.

So very sorry for your loss. Thank you for your videos, just discovered you today and I am watching as many as I can.

Beautiful work, I enjoyed watching.

so happy I found your video, I subscribed as well!

There not ink based just Normal watercolor pigments

Thanks for all the tips. O enjoy making fsbtic greeting cards. I use fabric scraps and inktense for details.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I love your videos. I've watched so many youtube videos on collage quilting and I find yours the most helpful--you are able to both explain art theory and sewing techniques with ease, making it easy for us to design our own work.

Hello, I too am sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and friendship through the community you’ve built here. I have been a sub early on and have enjoyed your lessons and creativity! Appreciate all your detail you put in your methods.

Thank you for sharing. So sorry for your loss. I have done quilts like this before but not very well. Your video is really helpful!

My sympathy for the loss of your husband. May the Lord bless you with courage and with joy.

The blocks have a tip that should have come with your set to go on the end to protect your fingers.

I wish you would have shown how to heat set with your iron without getting it all mucked up

Can it be mechne washed

Just "discovered" Jenny Kingwell this morning and I absolutely love Gypsy Wife. I must make it!!! I appreciate your instruction methods. You make it so easy to follow. Thank you. Do we need the book to find the pattern, needed yardage and fabric suggestions?

I haven’t tried Inktense yet but with watercolor pencils you can wet the “lead” of the pencil, allow it to sit for a very short while, then color with it. It’s a third way to use the medium and it gives a surprising intensity of color on a dry background. It is good for laying in texture, fine detail, depth and richer hues. Also, concerning he use of electric pencil sharpeners on colored pencils of any type, I totally agree with you. I have also found that most electric sharpeners will fracture the “lead” of colored pencils up inside of the barrel resulting in unexplained broken leads and wasted money. Electric sharpeners are just too rough on such fragile materials.

Did you know that this pattern is used to make Jen Kingwell's Boho Heart quilt? The blocks from this pattern can be rearranged to make a heart. 2 quilts, one pattern.

I wonder why you didn't do the pinwheel as 4 1/2 square triangles? Is it just because you were following Jen's instructions and she didn't? I would only cut the individual triangles if I were using more than 2 colors...

EXCELLENT!!! I want to do one of these, and I think I am leaning more toward the fusible way

I buy fabric that is prepared for painting...ask for it at joanns..works better than regular cottons...also great for crayon transfers.

Thanks for the videos. Did you ever make a lesson on using Gimp to edit your photo? You mention that requires it's own lesson.

I think the fabric for the opossum is spot on! Looking forward to you doing this project.

I appreciate the demonstrations😊

This is wonderful! Thx for the insights.

I love your style of quilts! I just discovered your channel so I'm looking forward to checking out your series!

I can't tell you how much I appreciate how much useful info you packed into your videos, thanks so much! I'm starting work on my first art quilt and this is giving me a big head start 🙂

Thank you for posting this! I am a tie-dyer, and am starting to include more detailed art in some of my pieces. I have the Inktense watercolors and the Inktense blocks. When you Heat-Set the Inktense colors... does that mean that the colors will NOT re-activate if you add water? For instance, let's say I add a bird to a floral-patterned tie-dye fabric, activating it with water... when does that image become "permanent"? When it is dry?? Or only when it it is heat-set?? Thanks again for taking the time to film this and post it <3

Pl show how you heat set it. Do you directly iron it, or you use some thing between fabric and iron. Is there any thing below your fabric?

The author of book has WORSE instructions ever!!! Ty for ur tutorial, has redeemed this lady stupid instructions!!

Why would you say. “ larger square and smaller” square and not give the inches? Are Kingwell’s instructions not bad enough?? This pattern has made me crazy. Sorry for being so crabby!!

Thanks, a detailed art lesson I thoroughly enjoyed. Just learned the technique and value of shading in the past 5 years.

I appreciate your sharing of technique without demanding that I buy your book or pattern. We all need to start somewhere. Thankyou.

I would not even try this quilt without your video as I am relatively new to quilting but love a challenge and you make it a challenge with your video which makes me think it is doable for me. Thank you so very much. I have the book and when I read through it I thought it would be away above my head but you have made it reachable.

Guess I can pick my pieces out of the trash and follow your example!

I love the magic eight method for HSTs

Love your tutorials.

Why iis the textile medium used?

Thank you for this. ❤

If you used a grey toned paper underneath your fabric art I think you would see your lighter colors better..

The content was the only thing that kept me watching, next time, don’t record yourself reading.

Amazing.

Thank you those are beautifull.

Thank you ❤❤❤

Great tutorial thanks