Feather Your Nest - Part IV

[@lance3665]

Thank you so very much for all your wonderful videos.

[@janraster200]

You are fantastic! I'm mesmerized watching you make feathers from kitchen utensils. I never thought I could make feathers myself, but I can't wait to go downstairs and give it a try. Thank you so much!

[@JeanneHarrison]

Thanks, Jan! I came from a background of having to "make do" and I still use those skills! :-)

[@merryhel4095]

Dear Jeanne, a huge thank you for your amazing tutorials, you are the best teacher I've ever seen on You Tube! I have learnt so much from you - your very clear instructions, helpful hints and wonderfully friendly manner make your video's a joy to watch. My heartfelt thanks to you for taking the time to make such informative and easy to understand lessons. Thank you for generously showing us exactly what you are doing and for explaining how and why you are doing it a particular way. I love how your lessons flow, you obviously put a lot of time and effort into planning what you will be teaching. I particularly love how each new skill builds from the previous one. You are the best! Cheers! Helen

[@JeanneHarrison]

Wow...thank you so much I really enjoy teaching and hearing comments like yours is just the "cherry on the top"!

[@celiaambrose9008]

Thank you for your video lessons Jeanne!

[@JeanneHarrison]

You're very welcome, Celia!

[@peggyr3862]

When she started the circular feather and brushing away the crumbs the coaster had made, I caught myself leaning forward to help blow them off.🤪🤪🤪

[@elainebailey5861]

Love this series, Jeanne! You made me laugh out loud with 'don't cheat by turning your fabric' LOL (I'm a big cheater!) I haven't had much time to practice lately but always watch your videos; you've made me realize I *can* do it! On another subject, I wish you'd let us help you with a paypal donate button!! Hugs to you!

[@JeanneHarrison]

I'm trying to train you not to turn the piece around when you're stitching because it might be easy turning your sample piece but it's a lot harder when you're working on a big quilt. If you can do it on a small piece, then when you have a big quilt on your machine you know you can do it without having to keep wrestling to turn a big quilt around all the time. As for the donations, that would be very helpful but I really wouldn't know how to set that up and so far God has provided the means for me to keep teaching. Thank you for thinking of me though, it's very appreciated!

[@elainebailey5861]

@@JeanneHarrison I appreciate your thoughtfulness in your teaching....you think of everything! I'm *trying* to keep from turning my work; it's proving more challenging than training myself to stop watching the needle! Practice, and my brain will figure it out. I would be happy to assist you if you ever decide to accept donations, Jeanne. Just pm me!

[@elizabethgarling6774]

awesome