Wrinkle Embroidery, a Slowstitch project inspired by Bonnie Sennott

[@dingtonia]

When people ask me, “What’s it for?” I answer, “What’s doing a painting for? What’s playing a Chopin Prelude for? The pleasure of doing it. That’s what my sewing is for.”

[@k3n.clothtales]

Exactly. Not everyone understands ❤️

[@jonnawyatt]

Also why go to yet another football match?😊

[@sherryzimmerman9220]

EXCELLENT…hopefully I can retort in the future as GRACEFULLY as You ….as We want to Welcome all and educate when we can …..

[@lucillecash3046]

I love doing this wrinkle stitching, Kathryn, it's so relaxing. Thank you.

[@gonerustic]

Totally agree! 😊

[@jadams7198]

Kathryn, You are so easy and enjoyable to listen to. I do enjoy your small projects, for me, they are manageable. There is so much variety to slow stitching. The way you share your knowledge of fabrics, the threads and nature is unique. Discovering slow stitching and crafty ladies who share their videos, in the Autumn years of my life makes me very happy. Thank you for sharing with the world. Rosemary (New Zealand)

[@barbaraz3065]

I love the kitchen table stitching with the lovely quilt the most but please stitch wherever is most comfortable for YOU! You give us so much and I will be happy to watch you stitch wherever you fancy. Thank you! 😘

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Barbara, I think I will probably move about as the lighting allows and as the project dictates 😁 ♥️

[@lindastromberg]

I was thrilled to hear you will do another weekly project next year. And thank you for keeping the 2024 weekly stitch videos up and accessible.

[@purplemoonflower18]

I don’t know what other people think, but I love the old quilt in the background and the natural light of your sunny kitchen. I love your projects and even if I’m working on something else, I like listening to you. Your voice is nice and soothing, plus your accent is very nice. I’m from the center of the US where they say we have neutral accents (very little). Love from Missouri! -Nancy

[@SusanMJB45]

Love this !!! I can't believe that it is Week 47. I found your channel one year ago and it has been such a blessing. Calm and friendly and pleasant wittering and lovely slow stitching projects. Exactly what I needed and still need. Thank you Kathryn !!!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much!❤️

[@JudeThompson224]

I love when you say look up. One because most of the time I am looking down and two because when you say it, I have to check out because I actually do look up. It’s like you’re right here in the room.

[@k3n.clothtales]

I also have that feeling, that you are all here with me. It's quite wonderful 😊

[@brendaguerin5423]

I can't believe people would complain about what cloth you use, Use what ever you like Kathryn.❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Brenda ❤️

[@theresavandervliet6687]

I agree with you Brenda. Kathryn has given us her Cloth Tales with so much thoughtfulness and love. Kathryn, in your own words YOU DO YOU. All our lives have been enriched with your Cloth Tales. I wish I had the words to describe how this year has been filled with so much wonder and discovery. Walking outside I return with my pockets filled with ‘treasures’ to use with my stitchings. Each week brings more delights.

[@annjaeckel8338]

@@brendaguerin5423 I wasn’t complaining…..I love looking at the quilted top but I find a less decorative cloth makes it easier to see the stitching on the project we are following.😊

[@heathertroynak9041]

This stitch has been joy. Not the exuberant high key joy, the gentle pulling the edges of myself back together and cozying back into myself kind of joy. I’ve been tinkering on it all week. It’s Sunday morning now, a new prompt will be here tomorrow. And I’ll love that one too. I always do. But this one? I’m telling it, nevermind what day it is today, we can tinker as long as you like. ❤ I see a bird in flight on your cloth 🕊️

[@k3n.clothtales]

How lovely Heather. I mention the bird at the end of today's video ❤️

[@Jane-js2nl]

Thank you for keeping the 2024 stitch journal videos available. I came into the series the first part of May. I made five cloth pouches to become familiar with slow-stitching and hope to make a journal next year. I think you should film and stitch wherever you feel most comfortable. I'm just thankful you are here. I'm so glad you featured Bonnie Sennott. I have knit several of her patterns and enjoy following her on IG - both knitting and stitching.

[@leafylime3945]

you may say this further on in the video but the crumpled lines remind me of all the lines we have on our palms and our hands and i think thats quite fitting for a hand stitched piece :)

[@k3n.clothtales]

I didn't say it but wish I had, what a lovely thought ❤️

[@annrubino6252]

Great observation. I may just copy those lines on cloth and go with those.

[@viviancothros5541]

It was so good to listen to your thoughts Kathry! Some of my thoughts when I was watching how the wrinkles were converted into a lovely design: 1) I like your quilt so much more than the green fabric, especially now that you told us its history; 2) Even though I like your quilt better, what I like the most is what you create; 3) In my view everything we do has a function and sometimes a purpose. We create or make something because it gives us pleasure, and most of the time gives pleasure to the beholder. Everything that I've seen you making, and creating, is art, plain and simple. Thank you Kathryn for sharing your work and your thoughts. Truly appreciated!❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Vivian, wise words ❤️

[@lisazilaro6906]

I love your quilt, they all have amazing history, a story to tell. Just like us !!! 🧵🪡♥️😊

[@annagreaves1256]

I don’t mind which background you use Kathryn. I just love all your videos. The kitchen table and background quilt is bright and fun but the green one is easier on the eyes and calming!! Use whichever works for you. We just love watching and listening to you!

[@lindabartlett3397]

I am really happy to hear that you don’t plan to take down your older videos. I often refer back to one of your previous videos to refresh my memory about a specific technique. Or just because I enjoy watching them again! I’m always learning something new. Thank you so much for all you do. ❤

[@Mommabirdvtg]

❤ I love the quilt and didn’t even notice the wonky corners of the red squares etc until you showed us. It’s beautiful! But I love wonky.

[@carolinehyd]

A long time ago I was a cartographer so I can't wait to try this.... and before I had got to the end I was crocheting a bottom to an old much loved shop jumper that now feels too short, so bless you. 🙂

[@SandraPujari-Harrian]

You always make sense to me. ❤ Love this project. Still thinking about echo dying as I watch the leaves disintegrate. While at my sisters house, my brother in law fell from his tree house, more than 10 feet. Needless to say, this 78 year old stubborn old man is still in the hospital. So, my alum sits waiting. Maybe for Spring. I love to journal. I started making my own journals a few years ago because I’m more of a visual recorder than a word recorder. Looking forward to the ‘25 project.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Oh I am sorry to hear that, I hope he's ok ❤️

[@SandraPujari-Harrian]

@ in time he will be his old blustering self. But absolutely no more tree house. It’s family unanimous.

[@GloriaApodaca-l6z]

Hello Kathryn, i am from Southern California. I wait up so I can watch you before I go to bed every week. I so look forward to your video’s. I, too am divorced. It’s been 15 yrs now. I was married for 25 yrs. It was a big shock. I am still trying to figure out what went wrong. “Till death do we part.” Balonne. I wanted to let you know that I see a dove in your finished work today. I think the Holy Spirit is with. You are being guided by Him. Your work is beautiful and I have been watching you from the beginning. One day I will start on my book. So much has happen to me since 2014 and it seems like I am on a rollercoaster. I am looking forward for 2025. God bless you, Kathryn. You r such a lovely beautiful person. ❤️

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Gloria, yes I see the dove too lots of love to you ♥️

[@dotlewallen6565]

Wonkiest pieces always have a long story of joy, learning and happiness. I love that quilt. It reminds me of the ones my Grandmother had in her house. Always used and always enjoyed.

[@kimwebb398]

Wooo hoooo thank you so much for all your precious time and sharing you wonderful skills So glad that you are going to continue sharing with us ❤

[@pamelavandy290]

Love this weeks’ page. Thanks for keeping this years projects open to us. I often refer to them for their content and wittering. Looking forward to another year of a delightful channel with you. You fill a void in my life. 😊

[@JeriBellini]

It’s so wonderful to share ideas! I have never heard of wrinkle embroidery and I just looked Bonnie up. It looks like a very peaceful ongoing project, especially if one isn’t up for a big planned out stitching thing. The purpose of doing anything is doing the thing, IMHO. I am watching now… I love seeing all types of creativity on channels that I watch! ❤❤❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Jeri, I have watched your last couple of videos, but not commented sorry for that. Hope you are doing ok, hugs ❤️

[@JeriBellini]

@@k3n.clothtales Hey girl, I tried to send you an email this morning, I guess because you moved it's changed. If you feel up to it, you can send me one so I'll have it. 💛

[@k3n.clothtales]

Will do, yes I have a new one ❤️

[@TinekeGelder]

Love this! About your question, do whatever is the best for you, the better you feel the better the videos will be. Love, Tineke

[@sherrypeck4062]

The old quilt is a beautiful background….so perfectly aged!❤

[@pattiegreer3536]

I love your quilt background. This technique is so interesting. I can't wait to try it. Thank you for all the videos you do. I look forward to each one.

[@JoCahill-z7z]

Love seeing your lovely quilt on the table but I did find with the busy background it was a bit more difficult to see what you were sewing. But that’s just me. I watch the Monday , Wednesday and Friday videos and have done all the Monday projects and a few of the Wonky Wednesday ones and I am going to have a go at Journaling which I have wanted to try for a while. I have just rescued a bundle I placed in a bush in the garden back in August which I hope to use as part of my Journal. 💕

[@suzannesmith9911]

Your beautiful quilt is more aesthetically pleasing, I think, although you could be working above a piece of hessian and we would still all love to watch you stitching, regardless, Kathryn. 😊

[@JulieMcNally]

Looks good 🧵 🌸

[@darkallegiance666]

I don’t know about anybody else, but I would love to listen to you talk about the difference between patchwork & quilting, & how they met, because I honestly don’t have a clue about the real difference between them. I made a hexagon piece of sewing, from a pattern in The Australian Women’s Weekly, back in the very early 1970’s. I used cardboard for the templates, in accord with the pattern. I turned it into a quilt for my daughter’s dolls, in the mid 1990’s. It was made out of scraps. I did the English piecing slow stitching that you taught us, with the paper hexagons, leaving them in, & it almost seemed like a different kind of recipe, pattern or formula from the old sort that I’d done, but it was fascinating. I’m working on slow stitching a shawl for myself at present, from solar dyed cloth. Thank you for teaching us! 💐🦋

[@k3n.clothtales]

I can certainly talk more about that in a future video but meanwhile here's a podcast that mentions it. You can either listen or scroll down and read the transcript ❤️ hapticandhue.com/podcast-episode-21-whole-cloth/

[@ninaindoorssinging4715]

Hi Kathryn, I did smile at the ironic ironing.That's my kind of sense of humour. I was ironing clothes and then pieces of eco-printed cloth while watching that part, so it fitted rather well! Now I am sitting down to stitch while the natural light holds, with a creased piece of cloth in front of me. Sigh of contentment...

[@carolsparrow9331]

I have made,lots of little quilt projects since I started my sewing journey, several are now cat mats for the back of the sofa. Thanks for telling😂 us about the one on your table. I'm working on a magic hexie project while watching you today...I love making the hexagons from a circle!

[@RavenSong]

I can see better on the green cloth background. Better contrast with the different materials.❤

[@LuciaVandenbergh]

Some People saw a dove in your work,yes you can clearly see a beautiful dove in your work it is magic🕊️

[@katetreick]

It is a rainy morning here in Florida, and I am sitting at a coffee shop watching your video and SO enjoying your stories as I work this piece of wrinkled embroidery. I needed something this simple and mindful today, so thank you! And I love your charming wonky quilt top or whatever else you set in front of us. I’m attempting to create some videos myself and appreciate the work you put into this and the community you have built! Thank you for investing in us. ❤😊

[@AlisonGreenValleyCrone]

I’m very fond of the green cloth, but love the faded patchwork…

[@MsAmberSunshine]

Oh lovely back drop. Looking forward to listening to Finding the Mother Tree. Thank you for the recommendation.. I have heard of this study some time ago..

[@Kelkemerkel]

11 minutes in. "Are you even looking anymore, have you gone back to your knitting" That really made me chuckle, you got me. How did you know I was knitting ?! 😂

[@k3n.clothtales]

I do see you, you know 😜❤️

[@dailydoseofpaper]

Love the quilt (and the story! Thank you to those who asked😊). The wrinkle stitching reminds me of kintsugi so I think I will give it a try with some gold thread. I have lots of ‘purpose-less’ stitched pieces and I always imagine that one day I will just stitch them all together into a wallhanging or something. As a map or journey of my stitching so far (oh, now you are talking about maps as well😊). 🍀💖💐🥰❤️

[@k3n.clothtales]

Great minds think alike 😁♥️

[@theresavandervliet6687]

I have made a start on the Friday Journal, which is going to be so interesting. I have so many Monday’s and Wednesdays to catch up on. Wonky is my favourite, but I will hopefully eventually catch up on. Thank you for letting us know that none will be ‘taken down’. Hugs for you Kathryn for your generosity to all of us.

[@lovecraftwithkatherine]

Of course we’re interested lol ❤❤❤

[@lilysmith8001]

It is, it’s a dove! Love and peace to all 🩷

[@ninaleach6350]

I love your "wittering" and the way you meander. I do the same but usually forget what I was originally talking about. I leap about from one thing to another and call it "tangenting".

[@donnacarraway9182]

Lovely…a bird in flight! Thank you!

[@cosmiccoyotedog-doreenb9605]

Yes, I see a dove.

[@AvrilLowe]

I always blush when you say “Look up, look up, if you’ve gone back to your knitting” because I always have!

[@k3n.clothtales]

☺️ no need to blush, you are allowed 😂❤️❤️❤️

[@heidiborchmann1234]

I love the quilt on your kitchen table, but it is a bit busy for my eyes. I really like the green cloth because it is calming for my eyes. But Katherine: you do you.😊 We love your videos regardless of the background❤ Really interesting project today😊

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Heidi ❤️

[@donnalohman1546]

I find this video so interesting. It inspires me to want to go and stitch this afternoon using this wrinkle process. It looks very relaxing. Thank you for sharing.

[@49Nutmeg]

I like the quilt very much, was thinking that to myself when you mentioned it.♥

[@minimalist279]

Omg how direct, perhaps they meant to say they want to see more of the kitchen cover quilt to see how you set up the blocks. Find myself distracted trying to work out which blocks were used to make the design, then rewinding to catch up with the chat etc... Damask green cloth is lovely and less distracting. Re not inclined to setting up many channels to cover various works & algorithms made me laugh.. A refreshing channel. 🤗

[@lindas5964]

I even made a sketch of it in my journal on the parts of it I could see lol

[@k3n.clothtales]

😂❤️

[@paulineharrisonevans48]

I love the quilt as a background. Its imperfections add to its charm. We don’t have to be perfect to be beautiful. Thank you so much for all you are teaching me.

[@MyMeriArt]

It is Tuesday evening here. I had a long day, but sat down to watch and stitch wrinkles along with you -- so relaxing, and I am pretty sure I will get this week's page done in this week. I am eager to bundle my eco dye fabrics and papers (no time today) -- maybe later. Thank you for another fun page! 🌹🌹🌹

[@crisfernandez477]

Hurray! More projects next year🎉🎉 thanks so much❤ Crumpling linen was never so intriguing and so much fun😅😊

[@lovecraftwithkatherine]

Love love love sitting and hanging out and stitching together, this beautiful work. Can’t wait to try this. Thank you ❤

[@christiethompson1653]

Thank you for introducing this stitching project, I love it!!

[@rebeccagurr1123]

So relieved other folks saw a dove! I was nearly shouting it at the TV 🤭. Made me happy too, the meaning of my son's name, Callum. 😊

[@pamfrank3962]

Interesting piece today and Interesting conversation. I am happy to stitch with any cloth as background... my preference would be the green as it is easier to see what you are stitching. But you do you and I am happy to follow along with any background..you are what is important not the background. ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much Pam ☺️

[@ElizabethMcCullough-l9z]

I’m going to make a bookmark with my piece so I can look at it often and remind myself “you do you”!

[@AlisonGreenValleyCrone]

Have to tell you - I chuckled all the way through this - your tales of the ‘weird’ first quilt - your bother with the lighting - even the noises you make when thinking 😂 Thanks for keeping me company on this chilly morning - we had a light sprinkling of snow ❄️ here in south Wales - I’m still stitching my kantha elephant, and whilst I’m enjoying the colours and discipline of it, I am looking forward to going back to more instinctive stitching

[@k3n.clothtales]

Rain here but also chilly. Lots of love ❤️

[@sandrapaterson1750]

Thank you, once again, for this lovely technique. I can’t believe it’s already week 47. I am happy to hear that we will be continuing with the weekly stitching prompts next year. I love the quilt on your table, but I do want to say that it is easier on my old eyes with the green cloth.

[@LesleyMichie-wm2mw]

Also, love your old quilt as a background. It’s beautiful!

[@lindas5964]

Oh my lord, that background quilt…The antique fabrics, design, colors just scrumptious. Thank you for mentioning the Mother Tree. Def going to check that out. Fascinating stuff!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you for your kind words about my quilt. I am sure you will enjoy Finding the Mother Tree ❤️

[@lovecraftwithkatherine]

Love the table quilt, and the story ❤ also cannot wait to see the other quilt, sounds amazing ❤❤❤

[@karennoar3737]

Enjoyed watching very much

[@Hayleythecraftybiker-wj2vt]

I'll never catch up but I'm so happy about that as I'll always have something to inspire me and to do. Thank yet again for a lovely video ❤🧵🪡

[@gscandiotti]

This is great. I find it intimitating knowing where to start and the wrinkling approach takes the guess work out of it for me. I can follow a loose pattern. Thank you.

[@AndreaVanKleef-qs8gn]

It’s looking a bit like a stitched map of some fields and country lanes. What a lovely idea ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you! 😊

[@lindalarsen1285]

My vote: green cloth for Mondays and kitchen table quilt for Wonky Wednesday (cos it's a bit wonky) but K3n you be you! Loved the beauty of wrinkles - suits my time of life for sure xx

[@k3n.clothtales]

Good idea thank you ❤️

[@LesleyMichie-wm2mw]

Thank you so much for featuring the work of Bonnie Sennott - I’ve admired her work for years.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Glad you enjoyed it, she is wonderful 😊

[@craftychickcathy]

Oh I love this Catherine. I make junk journals so I’m looking forward to your upcoming series. I always love putting stitching, tatting, fabrics, doilies and anything vintage into my paper journals. Following from Canada 🇨🇦!

[@judithgrace8359]

Linen does wrinkle beautifully! I don’t wear linen slacks to church anymore, because one Sunday I looked down at the wrinkled legs of my slacks and began to look for images a la clouds. By the time I “looked up” I had lost most of the homily. Looked around in embarrassment, but thank goodness no one seemed to have noticed. Honestly, my brain!!

[@k3n.clothtales]

😁 if they were looking at you, they weren't concentrating on the homily either 😉❤️

[@kaz3bears]

Quilt because of it’s cheerful colours and it’s handmade deliciousness ❤ Sewing these samples gives me references material to inspire and help me remember techniques and stitches that I can use in other projects 🦋 Thank you for sharing ❤

[@roseboss5899]

Thank you for all of your lovely videos, they are truly awesome and inspiring. I love the new workspace, it has good lighting. And poor Fred Fred, hope he heals quickly. ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

He is much better but he has stayed in more the last couple of days, that might be because of the rain though ❤️

[@annaarmitage7348]

I really looked forward to this week and happily started stitching after wrinkling my cloth. Then, at a "critical" part of the video, you asked us to ask ourselves if.... Do I Like It? And I looked and said, no, I don't. So yes I did rip out all the stitch I did, and happily so. I started again and I love it! I'll keep stitching while I listen to another video of yours simply because I like listening.

[@lj43773]

Thank you for another hour well spent. Hearing about your first quilt was interesting especially since it has faded so evenly into a nice celery green color. I like your work because it is easy to relate to. This evening involved stitching up the last of the binding on a 40"x50" quilt. Time to start another so as to bind it in time for your next video. See you next week.

[@lesleynitschke4858]

I love the quilt, green cloth was fine too but the quilt is much more "you" if you get me lol. I have a cat my Blitz that hops on my and hubby's computer chairs as soon as we get up

[@grammieluli]

I read some comments and many of us agree...you stitched an Adorable Dove! It was there from the first backstitches and I am so happy you embellished it with more stitches which made it even more beautiful.

[@pattylorenz6811]

Purple and red was the colors for back then

[@CarolynHeldon-fl3to]

So beautiful.

[@VickieBiggs-zn5od]

Absolutely love your quilt you are stitching and the lighting is very nice…😊

[@deborahrivers3033]

Good Morning, from Arizona, USA. Our desert plants will be fun to eco-play with. My son will be helping me do eco printing soon!

[@MarySmith-w3n]

That sounds interesting Deborah I have wondered about yarrow that Indians used

[@bonnieblakesley6058]

Green cloth or quilt? You do you! It's always a pleasure to listen and "kinda" watch as I'm stitching. I can go back and repeat for specifics and sharing with other crafty friends.

[@cigale1254]

Great, thank you. I want to do (and learn) more about slow stitching and I guess the start on such a small piece of linen and watching your video will give me a great start to get the feel into my fingers.

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure, I hope you enjoy it ❤️

[@brendaguerin5423]

I think you have just given me a new creative journey!! Thank you !

[@beckywalker1519]

I love your quilt❣️❣️ My mother-in-law, is an award winning Master-quilter and quilt teacher and has been in several quilt books. Also love the “wrinkle slow stitch!

[@k3n.clothtales]

She would probably be aghast at my wonky quilt 😁❤️

[@AlisonGreenValleyCrone]

@@k3n.clothtales 😂

[@monicaskowbo1875]

Lovely! I also like your old quilted tablecloth, but I really love the green cloth, too.

[@cristinahewer5710]

Why do I prefer the green, your work/ stitching does appear lost, as for the Quilt it’s beautiful and a wonderful story. You make me laugh, time goes quick when I am listening to you. I bought a Dress once that turned out to be slightly short for my liking, so I did a crochet border all around the dress and it looked great 👍

[@lisazilaro6906]

Enjoy seeing all your videos and the different ways of stitching and creating, thank you so much,you’re a lovely lady. 🧵🪡♥️ I like the quilt background

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@gonerustic]

I am stitching my wrinkly piece while watching; I love this project! And I really love your worn and wonky quilt too… it’s telling the story of being loved and used xo

[@lindamorgan3069]

Wonderful video, thank you. Lovely way to spend this afternoon on a very wet, cold and dark day here in South Wales. Loved your quilt x❤

[@Yan21827]

Bonjour des Htes Alpes,merci de m'avoir passé un moment délicieux.

[@jezanne]

First video I watch from your kitchen. It is a lovely quilt (made me want to do something in the same color way). In the last year, and a lot because of you, I started to do things without purpose. I started with a rice bag and cloth hanger covering but with new techniques, trying to listen to the cloth, trusting the process and not being set on the results. In the summer I gathered plants, onion skin, coffee grind and rusty objects and try different dyes. I cut an old cotton sheet in 20 inch square and tried different techniques. I kept samples in a notebook of the different results and made a nice bundle tied with a nice bit of lace with the rest of the fabric. One day I would probably do something with it. For now I sometimes just look and open my little bundles and I’m amazed how well those fabrics turns out. It is my most ‘unpurposeful’ thing I have done so far. Although it gives me me a lot of joy, so in some way it has a purpose 😂❤.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Joy is the best purpose. And it gives me joy to hear that you are enjoying yourself ❤️

[@cosmiccoyotedog-doreenb9605]

Most interesting way to start on a blank piece of cloth.

[@jennyhughes8388]

Loved this week, but then I love all the weeks. Thank you Kathryn. As you have asked, I prefer a plain cloth and no fridge noise. Will still watch whatever though. ♥

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Jenny ☺️

[@venice93]

love the irony....of you ironing (again) and also love the video x

[@jennywren2395]

I have enjoyed Bonnie's work on Pinterest along with Alexandra Almeida and Roxanne Evens-Stout and many others. The green cloth was fine until we saw the quilt which has a lovely personality but not intrusively so. I have stitched on crumpled teabags and a fine cloth behind with pleasing results. My block this week will be entitled, "Stitching Your Wrinkles".

[@Salix631]

I love this idea. It reminds me a bit of the 'taking a line for a walk' I used show students of Child Care for doing arts and crafts with children. It gets past the 'blank page' nervousness and gives lots of loops and shapes to fill in with patterns. You simply take a pencil or crayon and do a big loose scribble on a page to create lots of very random spaces. This crumple is lovely for stitching and I will give it a go as soon as I have finished the project I am on. Thank you.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes I remember taking a line for a walk, it's a good comparison ❤️

[@mixedthreadart]

I think the view and sounds of Kathryn's life are a wonderful inclusion. I am really tired of over produced videos whose purpose seem to be making a lot of people less than.

[@ReallyJillRogoff]

I really like this idea, and look forward to starting it later in the day. While the patchwork on your kitchen table is very pretty, I find it a bit distracting for a full-length video. ❤

[@moniquebexplorer8237]

Please continue to use coloured threads so some of us can see what you do. Neutral on neutral doesn't work for me. I like enjoying your work. Thank you for sharing.

[@ShirleyWeinberger]

I really enjoy everything you do