💥 Fabric Research May CHANGE How We Make Quilts

[@TheSewingChannel]

Academia PDF Download of Dr. Heidi's Work: www.academia.edu/39363092/Tikkun_Olam_to_Heal_the_World_Wearing_Healing_Flax_Linen_Attire

[@itsamysticlife3500]

@TheSewingChannel you might want to know that Dr Helen is a Doctor ofTheology (ThD) and a naturopathy doctor who got her credentials from the Seventh Day Adventist church university at Loma Linda. Her paper was not published in a medical journal, nor was it peer reviewed. It was published in a quarterly edition of Hebrews Today that supports strict adherence to the laws of the Torah. Since the initial paper, there has been no follow-up to test the theory, nor a long-term study to quantify the actual effects on living subjects. Sorry, but I would say that her research had an agenda to support her beliefs, and while I won't say it's quackery, it does hedge towards bogus research with a definite bias that makes the entirety suspect.

[@estellegiroux8165]

I have all my linen pieces collected and seams undone. I found napkins, tablecloths, shirt, skirts and dresses....Even found a duvet cover to use as the backing... I am so excited cannot wait to start.

[@ellielynn8219]

Thank you for this!! I learned this several months ago and it was a “duh!”moment. As I learn to quilt for the first time this Christmas I have had this on my mind… If you made a playlist just about high frequency quilting, clothing, sheets, pillowcases, etc. those videos would absolutely blow up! Just saying 😊 You’re the only one I found so far talking about this. Thank you!!

[@charlavaught2681]

Wow! When you talked about linen and wool cancelling each other out, I was amazed because in the Old Testament in the Bible the Israelites were instructed to NOT wear blended fabric. I always wondered why. Now, it makes sense. God was instructing them on things that were best for their health.

[@YvonneNickel-qk1kd]

i dont either but we had to obey for ever .. without knowing why... and I think lotsof folks just think its silly .. but wow.. Gods design is so amazing and perfect he really has provided ALL we need.. we just have to trust that he KNOWS what he is talking about... that is so cool when they find the science to prove the rule.

[@talllala]

They couldn't wear blended linen and wool together, but there was nothing against wearing a full linen undergarment with a woolen tunic on top etc. The prohibition was ceremonial. Logically everything we're exposed to must give off frequencies, even things we sit on or sleep on - mattresses etc. Interesting though!

[@grandmajane2593]

The sentence about linen and wool canceling each other doesn't make any sense to me at all. But when I read commenters statements about bibical reference I sort of understand where it comes from. But it doesn't make sense in our time period. If I had a linen shirt snd a wool skirt I wouldn't hesitate to wear them together if I felt like it.

[@CLAIRE-cu9un]

Tracey, how did you stumble across this? My goodness! This is CRAZY! Remember, Jesus' body was wrapped in linen when He was buried, also! BUT!! He didn't need it for long! Hallelujah!!! Love you, sister!!!

[@TheSewingChannel]

❤Hallelujah for sure! (Not sure how I came up on this info...it probably showed up in my feed and it looked interesting enough to click and when I clicked then I just knew I had to research this out...interesting stuff.)

[@Memessewingstation]

Wow Tracey this is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing this information. I want to make me one of these healing quilts. I have spent a lot of time in the hospital lately and I think I need a blanket to take with me to the hospital. Thank you so much.

[@barbaravenuh]

@@TheSewingChannel The holy Spirit led you to this info. 🙏🏻

[@mandylaseter4198]

Amazing! Really interesting. I am going to get some linen sheets. My husband has rheumatoid arthritis. He is in much need of relief. Thank you for the heads up.

[@SewHappens]

Tracy I’m fascinated by what you found out and I believe Dr. Yellen was right! All things have frequency and we often don’t think about it! You opened my eyes and I checked my Bible and it is written as you said! God is so good all the time and all the time God is good! I love your videos and this one truly hit a 1,000 percent home run! Thank you Tracy so much! I’ve been quilting with 100 percent cotton but this is making me rethink my clothing for sure! God bless and much healing to you with your lovely linen blanket! Now I want to make one! ❤️😇

[@pamstrong8709]

I am astounded by this information...but not surprised that God was ahead of the curve on what fabrics are the best!!! Thanks Tracy. I am definitely sharing this info.

[@lottiesmith8937]

Yes, I definitely want to give this a try after I recently learned that I have cancer.

[@LilyGazou]

@@lottiesmith8937 research Fenbendazole.

[@minagica]

​​@@lottiesmith8937 you also want to look into "right to try", ivermectin and some other antiparasitic that is apparently also helpful for healing from cancer but whose full name I'm forgetting now (short name is "Fenben"). Also cut processed sugar, because cancer cells love it, so you want to starve them of it. None of this is instead of conventional treatments, btw, not enough comparative research for that, only enough to show that these interventions often help too. Best of luck on your healing journey!!!

[@loripiontek]

1.29 minutes in, and i knew exactly what you were talking about! HalleluYah!

[@lisaamaro]

Thank you for raising awareness to fabrics and their frequencies. Never mix wool and linen. They cancel each other out. Blessings my friend. ♥️

[@MariaNunez-k5v]

Thank you for sharing, I'm going through cancer , and I'm going to make me a healing quilt ❤🎉

[@YvonneNickel-qk1kd]

May God bless you with healing

[@MariaNunez-k5v]

I tried my thrift store, but , a lot clothes didn't have tags with linen, so I bought 100% cotton sheets and the batting you recommended, I take to chemo, and the hospital when to sick, I thank you so much! God Bless you, as soon as I feel better, I will buy you a cup of coffee, ❤🙏🙌😷

[@grandmajane2593]

Don't cancel your doctor appointments! Good luck to you. I had it twice, it is curable.

[@Leelsabeth]

Yes! Me too ❤

[@Leelsabeth]

​@@grandmajane2593I don't think any of us with cancer are planning on quitting treatment for fabrics but there is so much to be said for integrative treatment. I have been drawn to natural fabrics for years now and the thought of putting polyester etc on my skin creeps me out now. I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer at age 35. I'm 40 now and have had no evidence of disease for the past 3 years. Do I take my treatment meds and see my oncologist every month? Of course. However, I also am a lot more mindful about what I put inside, on and even near my body ❤

[@rosehixon2790]

Absolutely love love love what you did here and all the education you gave me. I used bamboo my grandchildren and 100% organic cotton when they were babies. I’m definitely gonna look for Leonard sheet and some linen clothes from the secondhand store to make me a linen quilt. I’m also going to change my bedding to linen for the same reason you did why not heal while we sleep? Amazing!

[@sandyhayden-bristow1382]

I learned, from my indigenous training, that all things have a "life energy" . This information does not surprise me and I hope people understand its significance in their daily lives.

[@pathazanov6341]

Thank you for such an informative video. I feel inspired. The vibration of linen is an eye opener and completely compatible with choosing a holistic lifestyle. I love how you salvaged all the details - including the linen labels!

[@ckye736]

You just demonstrated the Korean traditional quilting method with linen. Traditionally linen and silk are used in these squares and filled with cotton.

[@samcollage7682]

I have always strongly disliked polyester and acrylic clothing and fabric items. It is dead. I love linen and cotton. Thank you for this information.

[@deb7793]

I have thousands of yards of cotton which I won’t part with…but I will start collecting linen to make a quilt like this. Great idea!

[@janemariebennett3973]

That’s why I’m thinking that using wool batting with our existing stashes will be a win-win. Just need tracie to test the frequencies.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Oh I don't test the frequencies LOL😂 I just read the research✅ The only 2 fabrics that were not to be put together was linen and wool...but separately it's a go! I'm def keeping my cotton fabric. The only change for me is that I won't use polyester anymore for sure.

[@TheSewingChannel]

I will not be parting with my cotton for sure!!!

[@nowens8333]

Thanks for sharing this information about fabric frequencies! ❤ your quilt is beautiful.

[@SummaGirl1347]

This is such important information! We should not be wearing petroleum products. Antique shops are goldmines for linen napkins and tablecloths that would make gorgeous quilts.

[@terryhanson2413]

Absolutely loved this info. Now I have to share this with hubby. He always comments when I put the linen sheets on, they are his favorite. Lol. Did you know that dryer sheets and fabric softener are petroleum based products. They coat your materials. We stopped using them years ago when found this out.

[@yadealone]

@@terryhanson2413 Me too! I use vinegar in my rinse when I wash. I can’t stand the fragrance of the dryer sheets or softeners.

[@debralegge8513]

A couple of people I know, still use fabric softener and they have both complained about the mould like residue on the rubbers of their machines. No probs for mine, with using a vinegar rinse, just saying.

[@YvonneNickel-qk1kd]

just been reading about making my own laundry soap... and removing manufactured shampoo and soap from my life.. its a lot but I'm excited to see what I learn.

[@seanaames6855]

I, too, use vinegar in the rinse cycle of my washing machine instead of softener.

[@bridgetgidget72]

Vinegar is good. I'd be careful with using homemade detergents on anything other than denim or cotton. Borax and washing soda will absolutely destroy the stretchy fibers in bras and elastic bands (like the stretchy corners on fitted bedsheets, for example). It took under 6 months to ruin a bunch of stuff, in my case.

[@maryinthemaking7211]

I have a huge stash of silk fabrics because they are so luxurious only to find out they are near the dead end of the spectrum. 🤯 But it makes sense considering it’s life cycle when harvested. Such an interesting study to consider.

[@oneofmany7051]

@@maryinthemaking7211 Yes, I was surprised to learn that silk is a "dead" fabric. I thought it it would be higher because it is a natural fabric.

[@charlottewilliams7866]

@@maryinthemaking7211 I'm kind of bummed out because I too have many many yards of beautiful silk that I got at an incredibly low price. I'm going to double-check the research and see if there are fabric combinations with silk that bring it to "life".

[@tashtastictash]

I literally have a quilt that I made one summer in France about 30 years ago and I always put it on people when they are sick or sad as I noticed over the years that it ALWAYS healed them faster under it!❤

[@lane8014]

Yes, planning on my making one for my grandson. Thank you for this video❤

[@pjharrison6076]

This was so interesting. I have always loved to wear linen, (wrinkles and all ) I always felt good when I was wearing it. Who knew the frequency was playing a part in my feeling!! I am definitely going to buy some linen sheets and some thrifted linen and make a healing quilt. Thanks for making this video.

[@TheSewingChannel]

So interesting that you have always felt better in linen! It's amazing how it works!❤️

[@janemariebennett3973]

I read once that linen wrinkles are ‘righteous wrinkles’ - haha

[@Deana-s8m]

That explains why it feels so good to sleep in cotton sheets.

[@rs-wj1sm]

Gonna do it~ Wonderful quilting video~

[@janeahrens572]

This is one of the most interesting quilting KZbin videos I’ve ever seen. I’m going to look up the part about putting linen on a leprous wound. So many little things we just read in by!

[@charlottewilliams7866]

Thank you for bringing this research to us and showing us some of your sewing techniques. I really appreciate it!

[@Ucongold]

I just bought 5 linen sheets on amazon. Loved the infirmation you shared. And your blooper reel was 'real'. I always forget how much work must go into each one. Thank you for the great videos!

[@kgreene9935]

This is awesome. A holistic dr that I follow on rumble has written about how fabrics can affect your health. And then you find this info on it and make a healing blanket. Thank you for sharing. I definitely want to make one. I knew I didn’t like polyester but didn’t really know why. lol. Ty ty

[@pashalu]

I love that you researched and shared this about the natural fabrics! And I’ve shied away from linen clothes in the past but now I’m inspired and motivated for both linen clothing AND linen quilt fabrics. Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@kellyarnold1591]

Vibration, frequency. I use tuning forks and have been aware for sometime. Thank you for posting this!

[@sharonrocha7791]

Thanks for all this information! And, your quilt is beautiful i try to wear mostly natural fabrics because they feel really nice & i live in the south where it is mostly 🔥! I have been saving worn out linen clothes for a long time & a quilt sounds like the right path ! Thank you so much ! Xox 💚

[@lcsherer]

Thank you for sharing this info on your channel! I haven’t heard anyone in the quilting community talk about this ❤

[@maryannkelly6237]

Wow! Mind blowing! You did an amazing job putting out this information! You are impressive in every way! Thank you! I especially loved the Bible references. I had no idea about any of this. Also, loved the bloopers…what a kick! 😂 💕🥰💕

[@TheSewingChannel]

I'm so glad that you enjoyed the Bible references!❤️

[@pooie0116]

Another great video, Tracey! Be sure to also use non-toxic laundry products as the majority of detergents, dryer sheets, etc. contain toxic chemicals, fragrances and dyes.

[@jeanettepetersen3514]

Amen!

[@elisabethm9655]

IKEA sells a very nice linen duvet cover and pillowcase set that I have over a cotton covered feather comforter. It’s light, warm and I’m now delighted to discover, healthy! Not sure about the frequency of feathers, but it’s got to be better than polyfil.

[@longarmingbyjaclyn]

So xrays are higher frequency than radio waves. Would you rather sit all day next to a radio or a running xray machine? I agree that synthetic materials have been linked to health concerns, but usually this is related more to the chemicals that they leach off and interact with hormones in the body. Also, natural things can be deadly and toxic, too. Most affordable cotton fabrics go through quite a health and environmentally compromising process to arrive as a finished quilting cotton, which is why in large part that step of manufacturing is shoved off on poorer countries with lax-er regulations. No judgment to anyone who wants to exclusively use cotton/natural fibers or loves a minky backing. But the textile industry is a challenging industry all around as far as human health and ecology go.

[@AngelFreak-g1x]

Your right. The abundance of clothes that we think we need to have is also a problem in this modern world. Having a few pieces of quality clothing is better than a closet full of poor quality.

[@agatheherrou7333]

God finally someone with critical thinking skills and scientific culture in these comments.

[@TheRetroFanatic]

Thank you! Fabrics just feel better to touch or are more moisture wicking or breathable. Not a special "frequency"!

[@debralegge8513]

Love, love, love linen. Watched Dr Yellen's report and I must admit I was not surprised, I know how fabulous I feel when I wear it. So great you are passing this info on. New sub here, you got me with this, glad I found you..

[@helenbryan1752]

It's no wonder I always liked to feel clothing in the stores. Fabrics do have a vibe. Thank you!

[@thender1622]

This information was absolutely amazing to me and has me thinking about quilts I've done in the past. It actually makes a lot of sense 🤔 Of course, now I'm looking at all my poly quilt batting and thinking 'table runners' 😅 Thanks for sharing Tracy!!

[@tastx3142]

I have always loved linen and have worn it for decades. I still get compliments particularly on one shirt as the pattern is so striking. The fabric is nearly indestructible and in our hot humid climate I only wear linen and cotton so I was pleased to hear their qualities. I did make many quilts but used higher quality fabric, drawn to the patterns and most were from Japan. Hopefully, those fabrics helped those who I gave them to as they were often for babies.

[@pattysherwood7091]

It’s beautiful! I have also heard about frequencies a little bit. Not only about fabrics. I heard that our house plants recognize our frequency and when we are returning home from errands and such, they can sense our approach at some distance before we get home. That’s the gist of it. Our plants are happy to feel our energy.

[@sherip1270]

It would be interesting to see a study on house plant frequencies and how they affect those who live in a home full of them. My grandmother had a serious green thumb and loved her plants. She lived to be 100.

[@lauriepayseur5897]

OMG! I’m so glad that this info is going mainstream. There’s a whole worldwide community that knows and shares this information (sometimes on deaf ears) thank you so much for making this quilt and this VIDEO!

[@TheSewingChannel]

I'm so happy to be part of the conversation!🙏

[@foxmod1202]

The best quilting video I’ve ever seen and it’s even healing and healthy for our bodies! Thank you so much and yes, I am going to make a healing quilt for each member of my family

[@lorikilfian]

So glad to hear someone in our quilting world talking about this! Yay!! (-:

[@suemitchell7592]

What a fabulously informative video. Who knew? As you were spray adhering the top to the batting I was wondering ...what is in the adhesive and what is in the starch. I've never worn linen because it wrinkles so easily and needs some serious ironing. I may have to rethink my habits. Thank you so much,

[@lordhelpthegirl760]

The drape of that quilt is absolutely stunning!

[@MamaJEnterprises]

OMG! Tracy, this video blew me away! I have been thrifting and purchasing every Linen tablecloths and napkins I could find. I have enough to make several quilts. I am glad I waited until I saw your video. I would probably have used a poly cotton batting, but now I will be putting in a 100% cotton in there. Thank you so very much! Blessings, Andrea, aka Mama J.

[@victoriaogletree4669]

This is absolutely FABULOUS!!!! I ENJOY LINEN. I WEAR IT AS MUCH AS i can. I dont care it wrinkels. This is a fabulous discovery!

[@sundog3150]

There was probably no study done on a healer that makes quilts and in the process of making them raises the vibrational level of the quilt. Also, when the quilt is done and I say my healing prayers and meditations over the quilt, the vibrational level is higher. Just because something starts out at a lower vibration does not mean that it can not be raised. I challenge that doctor over this. My quilts go out to all sorts of people in physical pain, emotional pain and addictive pain. They are made with love, the intent from the beginning is to give comfort and security and healing if accepted.

[@jskklms]

Yes!! I am currently working on a linen cathedral windows quilt. I am using fabric from linen clothes that have worn out.

[@lisakilmer2667]

I wonder if your spray glue didn't ruin the wavelength of the linen. Processing and dyeing would likely affect it also.

[@trishlewis6177]

Thank very interesting. I knew linen was a good fabric, didn’t know about the frequency. Thank you again!

[@joycebibeault1814]

Hi Tracy I love the facts about the fabrics frequency. Very interesting. Yes I will definitely be making a linen quilt. You are a marvel of knowledge. Thanks.

[@ixur1960]

I m not a quilter but I occasionally saw and I always loved natural fibers as I am sensitive at the synthetic ones . The info is quite something as I prefer. Attractive wool as well . Actually even natural wool sometimes bothers me . Great video and details are spot on .

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

Absolutely love this ideal. I have an autistic daughter and I am going to make her a healing quilt and see if it helps calm her and help her sleep better!!

[@perfectfitalterationssewin4324]

I am so glad you did this! I have been reading about frequency for a year or so.

[@Scottish-tart]

Thank you for sharing this info. There are several you tubers researching frequency and vibration in our world and discovering that everything has a frequency. Good vibes and bad vibes. You are one of the good ones 🪡

[@elizabethcollins8817]

A remarkable video! Thank you Tracy!!

[@SusanMirro]

I learned so much from your video. I've always been into healing in my foods since I'm a cancer survivor....I never thought of healing with fabrics. Amazing video full of great info. Thanks

[@michellerutkowski6858]

This was very interesting. Thank you for sharing what you discovered in your research of fabrics. Your linen quilt is very pretty, as always. Thanks for sharing! 💟

[@ColoradoKrone]

Wow! Amazing! Ilove it.

[@shaash5236]

Thankyou for this. It’s very interesting. Without having this information, fortunately I already realised I felt much better with the organic, the pure wool and linen. I did NOT know about the frequencies and I have been WEARING wool an linen together!

[@dadams512]

Wow - Mind Blown! High Frequency!!! You are an awesome teacher. Thanks for all the tips throughout the video.

[@margareth1504]

Your video has been so very interesting to me and youve told me some things I didnt know before, it has created an interest to find out more about the linen.

[@sandyp2485]

Thank you for this amazing video. I've known about how frequencies affect the body for a little while now. I also knew about God's command not to mix linen and wool but didn't know why. Now I want to make a linen quilt for my own bed. And perhaps buy some linen sheets, too. Interesting about how years ago hospitals wrapping patients in linen sheets to speed healing. Linen is so wonderful. I have a an off-white linen skirt that I bought many ages ago and it still looks great; I also have a linen blouse that won't quit either. Linen wears very well and will often outlast cotton in household goods or clothing. Yes, it wrinkles easily but most wrinkles can be avoided by pulling it out of the dryer quickly same as cotton. Yes, it wrinkles some in the wearing but the wrinkles fall out much faster when the item is hung up properly. I'm also a cross stitcher and enjoy learning about the historical aspect. Many samplers were stitched on linen and even some as old as 200 years back survived time. The threads used in the design may or may not have survived well depending upon how it was stored or displayed. I've been a great fan of natural fabrics for many years and haven't regretted it one bit. Natural fabrics do take a bit of care though not much and they are worth the effort. Simple things like making sure clothing is hung up and aired out before replacing in the closet make a big difference. Or letting the sheets air out a little before making up the bed. Natural fiber fabrics are also great to wear. They are definitely cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.

[@JG-yh8wz]

Wow! Super interesting! Great video, the first thing I thought of when you explained about the healing effects of linen, was the linen shroud that they Wrapped Jesus in.

[@debbiem7834]

Wow!!! This was so interesting!!!

[@amyosman5838]

You are a good teacher. Thank you

[@nancyreber951]

This is so interesting. I'm 83 years old, and I've just figured out how much better I feel wearing linen clothes. I don't even worry about wrinkles. I just wanted to my thin and easily bruised skin to feel better.. And you know what? It actually looks as good as it feels. Pajamas now are made of polyester. What a travesty.

[@juliechao3638]

Enjoying the replay ❤

[@santagreen7360]

Wow such a stunning quilt !!! Thanks for all of those interesting facts ❤️❤️

[@royannispullens7804]

I just knew what you were going to say about mixing wool and linen! Because I knew it was in the Bible. God knows so much more than we can imagine. And I think science verifies it.❤❤❤

[@carrieestridge7583]

Yep... Same true of animals given for food(clean) and those that were designed to be garbage collectors of the world(unclean). Science now know that those listed as unclean absorb and hold toxins in their flesh. Not to mention their parasites... 🤢

[@lilolmecj]

I love wool! I grab old wool blankets, I grab any of them I find at a thrift store. I was actually planning to use them for batting. I would be interested to know how it works with cotton . I am unaware of any US hospital ever in the past 50 years having any linen inside their walls unless worn by a visitor. 😸

[@sandraelliott]

🎉 I am SO HAPPY that you referenced God's Word! I was just typing about Revelation tells us , believers recieve WHITE LINNEN ROBES!

[@RaymondMiller-h3z]

Thanks Tracy this is so helpful I have developed an intolerance to some synthetics especially clothing labels only one suggestion to keep it fully organic l would not use any adhesive spray which is petroleum based l know you wash your finished quilts but there’s no way of really knowing if all is washed out Carol ❤

[@cbrisalchemist6887]

I’ve always been sensitive to fabric…linen is the bombdiggety . I’ve had small wardrobe because I just can’t wear synthetic fabrics. After I had breast cancer several people sent me comforters and some clothing for post mastectomy and I could not wear or use any of it on my body. I haunt thrift shops for linen pieces and reuse fabric if the piece doesn’t call to me. 😂 My body is a tuning fork for frequency of fabric and even building materials. My realtors can attest to that. Gigglesnort. Thanks for the making of this video…I don’t look quite as eccentric when I share this. 🎉

[@creatinghanley]

Tracey, this video, awesome!! Omg! As a yoga teacher and massage therapist, I should have known that fabric and textiles have frequency! And maybe I did but didn’t give it a second thought. Dang it, I have a room full of yardage, and now you’re telling me to use linen instead of quilters cotton. Well, that’s next on the project list! Now that I’ve hit menopause, perhaps a linen blanket just for me will be helpful. And those bloopers; yep, it takes a lot to make a YT vid. Thanks for your hard work and research. Respect!❤

[@TheSewingChannel]

You're right. It does make sense...everything has a vibration. But I'm still using all my quilter's cotton on the front of my quilts..I have lots LOLOL I'm going to be using linen on all the backs now though✅

[@creatinghanley]

@ great idea! Thank you!

[@tajkhan8613]

Thank for sharing this video absolutely very beneficial information ❤❤❤

[@carenstory8425]

Very interesting thanks for sharing this really could change your way of quilting. Now I have to think about my fabric and healing and health. Omgoodness 🤦‍♀️

[@michellemacdonald0203]

What a wonderfully interesting and informative video.who knew😮and the quilting is fantastic, newbie quilter and my freehand is atrocious 😂, I guess practice is key. Thank you ❤

[@roseannecarratkinson4271]

I love the texture! Your quilt looks fantastic!

[@sewterie]

Loved learning this and I already shared it. I can "feel" that that quilt is giving good vibes, even from here. Thanks so much for doing this research. Well worth knowing. Thank you thank you.

[@DianneR-f1z]

Well done. Very valuable information. Thank you for sharing.

[@DJBou0407]

Amazing video. I've looked for linen clothing in the thrift stores where I live, they are very few. To purchase linen fabric new, I'm in Ontario Canada, to make some clothing, it was $25 a meter, that was the sale price of 50% off. The hours I would have to spend searching for clothing made of 100% would be outrageous. You do have an amazing quilt.

[@thefabuloustravelingartstu5119]

That was the most interesting thing I've heard. I knew the bible says don't mix the two, it's amazing to find out why.

[@MissMolly3377]

I have known this for a few years, and thanks to your video, I am now going to start looking for linen. The Bible tells you what fabrics to wear together and what fabrics not to wear together. I have been wondering why I want to dress in the linen fabrics in the summer, I keep telling my daughter I want some float type clothes, but I couldn’t describe it to her, she doesn’t know anything about sewing or materials. God has been telling me to do that, but I wasn’t listening. I am not going to care what it looks like, I can always make it into something pretty. I have a feeling they wear these materials in the Middle East, where they get so much sun, because they know it does this.

[@lindahuante]

I love your video and love how beautiful your quilt turned out.

[@naomiroyle9637]

I have always loved natural fibers. Slowly, I have been influencing my friends to move away from synthetics. I did read about this study years ago, so it did help my crusade. This is one of the reasons I do not like superwash yarn for knitting, especially socks. Awful stuff! The natural fulling of 100% wool/alpaca with a touch of kid mohair makes for wonderful socks. Thank you for airing this very important information, if only to make better compost. Worms have a tough time eating synthetics, so fast fashion ends up clogging the waterways and transfer stations. It is time to recycle synthetic clothing somehow instead of causing fires wherever those thrown away clothes are dumped by the container amounts. All the best for everyone's better health!

[@tolkar273]

Fantastic info on fabric!!

[@estellegiroux8165]

....... QUESTION.......Hi Tracy, I need guidance to start my first scrappy quilt. Never done a log cabin square. Nervous about the size of the pieces. Don't want to end up with pieces too small or too large. What would be a nice rectangle size to start? I would like to include some 9 inch square. Would that be too big? Any suggestions? Wish you would have filmed the piecing part.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Oh my word....I have no clue. I just start sewing 2 pieces together then cut excess off to square it up and then add another one and do the same. Here's a video to help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2fHdHd9gpiLfpY

[@estellegiroux8165]

@@TheSewingChannel THANK YOU SO MUCH... You are the best. My questions were answered. Merry Christmas from Hamilton Ontario Canada. I cannot wait to start this quilt. You should see the colors I found!

[@sandrawillman8042]

Tracy, I have researched natural healing due to my bad luck with doctors and the fact that I have EDS. This has absolutely fascinated me as I also have been making quilts since I was in my 20's. I went to Goodwill this weekend and unfortunately I was only able to find four items that was 100% Linen. So I am on a quest now! I have probably watched this video four times in 2 weeks! Thank you for adding to my healing journey. 😊

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thank you for watching my video 4x LOL🤣 {{{Big Hugs}}} I check the goodwill every 2 weeks and always walk out with at least 3/4 items...I'm stockpiling LOL

[@charlottecline912]

Love it! I’m very cognizant about the type of fabric I wear and sleep on! I’m making one of these! Thank you. ❤️

[@watchersmith806]

Before you started, I already knew: Natural fabrics GOOD. Synthetic fabrics Bad. That’s just be skin feel. However, bad natural fabric combinations was very interesting! Thanks!

[@nellp.miller5921]

Really enjoyed your research on Frequency in Fabrics. No wonder linen and cotton and wool feel so nice on my skin!!!!! Thank You...

[@perfectfitalterationssewin4324]

I am definitely going to do this.

[@fibersflowersandfinds]

Pretty fascinating. I look forward to looking at Dr. Heidi's work, as I am interested in the properties of silk as well. For healing purposes, I will pass on the spray starch and adhesive, as they both contain petroleum byproducts.

[@amechealle5918]

I learned this from my grandmother a little over 50 years ago. She told me it’s in the Torah (she was raised near a Jewish community) and Bible to not mix fabrics and to only use fabric from plants and animals. She made all of the clothes for her children and never used what she called fake fabric (synthetic) she was also known for her quilts and was offered fabric from a fabric company but she refused because it was not 100% cotton. To this day my clothes are true (plant or animal) clothes. Do you know how hard it is to find jeans that are 100% cotton?! I make much of my wardrobe unless I can find true safe 100% cotton or linen. I’m allergic to wool but not alpaca but alpaca is really expensive. Luckily I learned to sew when I was 7 so for much of my life I’ve made a majority of my clothes and all of our quilts. P.S. please check your adhesive spray. I can guarantee it has toxic chemicals in it. Honestly it can take up to 11 washings for the adhesive to “wash out” of the quilt.

[@vickigonya9432]

Search Mavi jeans. They are 100% cotton. And feel sooo good!!

[@ann-mariejensen2623]

I've thought about this quite a bit. I appreciate your research and your willingness to share it. When we understand what synthetic fabric is made of, it makes accepting this much easier. It's like eating margarine instead of butter!

[@TheSewingChannel]

EXACTLY!

[@CandyGraves-x1q]

Wow! definitely food for thought. I remember seeing those texts. One text said not to mix fibers. So you got me started researching. . . I found linen thread that is useable in a sewing machine. I found heavier weight linen by the yard for a bit over $20 per yard. Currently looking for linen batting type stuff. There is something but its different, I may have to order it and see if it would work. Will look at the thrift store to see what I can find I figure I could work towards at least getting sheets, quilt and nightgown; that would let a body be nurtured at night at least Thanks for your info!

[@sandypattison8486]

I really appreciate the way that you explain in detail without adding things that are not important. Very good video! Thanks!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thank you so much for the kind feedback...I appreciate it❤️