Claire Wellesley Smith on thinking through making

[@wennwenn1178]

I am currently reading both of Claire's books right now and I am loving them! I have started incorporating just ten minutes of stitching everyday and it is truly life changing. Its a kind of physical meditation that just allows you to decompress and helps in working through whatever challenges or just day to day stresses we all face. I am so grateful for her approach at slow stitching, and I cant wait to see how her journey progresses. Her books are so interesting and just free up the whole process of stitching and it not having to be so structured. I love learning more about the history 🙌 of hand sewing, and am in awe that Claire is completing a Phd about this textile. She makes it feel effortless and there are no rules which makes it even more compelling and for me personally and more achieveable. Thank-you Claire for sharing your passion, I cant wait to see and read more.❤

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

So lovely to meet the author of the Slow stitch book that inspired me to start slow stitching. Thank you 💕

[@CraftSchoolOz]

Oh wow Jane! this is a great conversation with Claire Wellesley Smith. Her books are my very favourite. Thanks for sharing.

[@lindaaga368]

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[@freeee35]

A delightful interview…what a lovely idea for working out things… a sort of meditation technique as well as a journal of sorts to remember. Most thought provoking… Thank you

[@kittybaxter2228]

Really enjoyed listening to this. It was wide ranging and provided a lot of food for thought. Encourages me to keep using the clothes I have. Have never thought about seed to fabric. I look forward to ordering the books from the library. Thanks!

[@joaquinribeiro2941]

Quedé con la curiosidad de ver su trabajo completo . Ella se ve muy auténtica y serena . Muy agradable .

[@ESOTERISMOYREALIDADES53]

the best therapy-we go to and fro in time-each peace of cloth I use is a piece of my childrens clothes..

[@belindasands5928]

Thank you!! Clare’s cardigan is beautiful - loved watching this 😊

[@cathybrelza5055]

This conversation was brilliant

[@CherylHarpercompulsivespinner]

Too bad the volume wasn't better. Can hardly hear what is being said.

[@lindalucas6318]

I believe if from a young age you have a connection to your family and yourself it gives you a grounding. Over consumption is the direct affect of not having been grounded and the void as a consequence needs filling with stuff, sad 😢

[@christinepreston8267]

Sound not very good!

[@alejandrohurtado4098]

Traducir en español

[@joaquinribeiro2941]

Busca cómo hacerlo . Estoy en estos momentos leyendo los comentarios en español .