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Wow, great video! I can totally relate to your organizing goal, the energy and thought that it takes, and how very beneficial to our minds it is to feel the order and calmness around us because our supplies, projects, and WIPS all have a place and we know where everything can be located that we need to create. Brava!

In case you didn't know we have a blog post called, '63 Ways to Use Scrap Yarn' on the Textile Indie blog - just saying!

That was such a satisfying video to watch haha

Thanks! It is inspiring, I’ve been working on my own small studio space!

Minnesota! That’s where I live. Hope you had a great time here.

You are fantastic, thank you so much!

You accomplished so much! That was really fun and inspiring to watch 😊

Thank you those are lovely! I’m wondering though, when “food” or biological ingredients are added, won’t it eventually turn colour or even mold? Even dried food goes bad at some point? Thanks again!

Hey do you think this would work with lino?

Thanks for the info! Wondering though, when is it best to just start over again with a new vat? I'm tempted!

Awesome tutorial.❤❤❤

I love all your videos! Was just wondering if you would be interested in creating a beginner friendly sewing project video….I just received a sewing machine as a gift, and would love to see you make a tutorial video showing basic techniques and stitches used in most projects. (I am wanting to sew together basket liners for the baskets I weave)

i know what you mean when you look in back at camera :D . it happens when over tired and forget something 😅; it looks lovely ; you can also make money with this curtain art , madam .

I think these turned out lovely! Thanks for keeping in the hardware blooper.....hanging rods, etc inevitably seems to end up in such happenings I find. Good to know it is not just me. I am currently using up some leftover knitpicks sock yarn to crochet the cityscape tank/sweater vest. Its a quick easy project.

Thank you! I love that basket and I was not sure how to even the top out. You're a great teacher!

They are all beautiful projects ,I am making baskets

Fab ❤

What’s the liquid starch for ?

Hi Textileindi, really loved the video. So easy to follow 😊. I’m working in mental health. Going to start a weaving group for clients. So this will all help! Time to check out your other channels Thank you!

About art you are the best

So basically wash it in hot washing soda and some detergent then rinse... why do you use such a strong lye when there are much milder lyes that you could more safely use.

You have been busy! My favorites are the knitted cowl and the foraged basket. Sadly, I've been a slug in regards to making. We moved 2 months ago and between packing and unpacking I've lost my mojo for making. It will return and this video will help!

Thank you Ma'am, I stumbled across your tutorial by accident and I am amazed at what can be done with pine needles 😁. I'm off to cut and drill a wooden base and watch more of your videos. Again many thanks for the clear instructions and the inspiration 🙏😁

They are all great projects, but my favorite is your granny square cardigan! Adorable!

What if I want my basket to have that green that they have when they are not dead? Is there a way to preserve the green??

OHMYGOD I LOVE BOTH of them!! VERY well done!

Beautiful wheel❤

Wowwwww. So beautiful!!! I love to create with gift from nature. And this is so inspiring and calming. BRAVA. Ciao dall' Italia ❤

this is so beautiful!! im really inspired to do a more organic shaped basket :)

Is Soda Ash the same as Sodium Bicarbonate?

Can you clarify how long can you keep the DRY fabric with mordant in a paper or ziplock bag in a cool dry place? You said “a few months if they’re dry” but he text said up to 1 year.

Thank you for the information! I saw a clip on Facebook of pounding flowers onto cloth and the ones that had tried it, then washing the cloth the color didn't stick! One person had mentioned this process and that's how I stumbled upon your very through video! Thank you!

A fabulous series, thank you!

Thank you. That was a really good and clear tutorial. Sadly I'm in the UK and this round cane is not easy to get hold of. Could you suggest an alternative material? Many thanks.

I love the Summer Oak but I can only find it in an oil base. Is this ok or should I find the equivalent in a water base?

THANKY OU!!!! im gonna make a shibori indigo tye died KIMONO!!! IM SO EXCITED

Very good detailed descriptions. Thanks!

Nice. Well done.

Informative series. Thank you!

Thank you..I love this! Which is the best spinning wheel for a beginner to find & start out on? I notice you mentioned 2 pedals, for instance. I don't know the names of each type. But, I'm drawn the the triangular ones, and thought 2 pedals might be easier? I e been drawn to spinning wheels as long as i can remember, but only going to actually get one now. I like all your interests, and have subscribed. 🥰

Very clear instructions for basic mordanting ... a great go to tutorial!

My grandaunt Peggy, who was also my next-door neighbor, had a spinning wheel. It was pretty old because it was made when her grandmother was a little girl. Peggy told me stories about it and showed me how to use it. Since I was a very little girl, I didn't quite pick up on it, but I was interested in the stories. Peggy died in May of 2003, at 78 years old. I was only 6 years old at the time. Now, I am 27 years old. If Peggy were still alive right now, she'd be 99 years old. I always tell my youngest brothers Jed, Isaiah, and Jeremiah, ages 20, 18, and 15, about Peggy. I even show them pictures of her. Peggy was Daddy's aunt. She was never married. She never had any children or grandchildren. She often babysat me and my little brothers. Jed, Isaiah, and Jeremiah, never got to meet her. I always used to visit Peggy from birth to age 6. Daddy even took the family to visit Peggy in the hospital. We also went to her funeral. Before Peggy died, she gave me and the family I live with her special spinning wheel. Now, it's collecting dust in the attic. It's so extremely old now.

Thank you for this tutorial. You explain the steps so thoroughly. I want to use 100% cotton muslin to imprint with fresh flowers with stems on for the design. Would the muslin be considered natural fabric and would this type of mordant preparation work for that?

This looks like SO much fun!! Can’t wait to try it.

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