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Thank you so much! Yes, give it a try. It gives a lovely texture! Thanks for watching! 🥰

Aww, thank you 🥰 I really enjoyed making it.

It is used in a craft room for storing sewing needles for sewing projects. This one is now sold ☺

It was created as a small quilt to hang on a wall as a piece of art ☺

I was using felt here, but it works the same on any fabric ☺

@@OhSewMindful thank you 👍. Where do you use this? Look Awesome 😍

@@PrimaryMathsWithMamta Thank you. I used to sell these as kits. Once people had completed them they could put them in a picture frame ☺

@@OhSewMindful thank you so much for your reply. I have just started to learn mindful stitching .

@@PrimaryMathsWithMamta You're very welcome! I do hope you continue to enjoy your journey with mindful stitching ☺

Oh, that's so lovely to hear! Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🥰

Oh, that's really good to hear! Thank you so much for the feedback. It's so lovely to know that you found it helpful as you embark on your slow stitch journey! I hope this is the start of something great for you! 🥰

Hello! It's so lovely to have you here! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you will enjoy binge-watching the others! ☺ Thanks so much for commenting! Please consider subscribing if you haven't already, that way you will be notified when I upload even more videos 🥰

@@OhSewMindful I am definitely a subscriber ... I will catch up on your past vids as time allows xxx

@@paulinedonnelly6077 That's great! Enjoy! ☺

You're very welcome! I'm glad you found it useful 🥰

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Oh, that's so lovely to hear! I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos. Thank you so much for your lovely comments 🥰

Thank you kindly. I'm so glad you found it relaxing. Thank you so much for watching 🥰

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Aww, that's so lovely to hear ☺ Thank you so much for watching, and for your kind comment 🥰

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Currently it's not something I do, but I'm very interested to hear if this would be something you would like to see me add to my Etsy shop. I'm always looking for new ideas, and your question has got the cogs turning! I would love to hear how you would use them! ☺ Thanks so much for your question 🥰

Oh! That's so lovely to hear! Thank you so much for your amazing comment! It really means a lot! 🥰

Thank you! 🥰

Hello, this particular video has no subtitles, but if you require subtitles in Spanish for other videos, you need to click on the CC icon at the bottom of the screen then >> Auto translate >> Select language >> Spanish. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching 😊

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Thank you so much Ann. 🥰 I'm so glad you found the music calming. I didn't add any water on this occasion, but I sometimes do in other projects, it just depends what I'm doing at the time, and what consistency I want. ☺

Thanks so much Alexandra! 🥰I love how you can see so many things within the marks 🥰

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 🥰

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Hello Susan! Thank you for watching. I used acrylic paint in this instance, but I've also used water based printing inks before. It's been a while since I did any lino printing and would like to get back to exploring it again, one day! ☺

@@OhSewMindful Did you prefer acrylic paint (heavy body or fluid) or water based printing inks? And did you use a fabric medium with the acrylic paints? I was doing some research about painting on fabric and came across Golden's GAC 900 which is their fabric medium. Apparently, it makes the paint adhere to the fabric better. However, with that said, since I almost always make wall hangings with my slow stitch projects, I am not sure the fabric medium is necessary. I would really appreciate if you could make a short video about your process with lino printing on fabric. Just the basics. What you use for fabric. What you use for paint or ink and the basic process. I absolutely love your leaf lino printed fabric in your neutral and golden yellow wall hanging that you did a 2-part video on a while ago. That is the kind of lino printing that I'm interested in doing, but need some basic instructions. Please consider a video on that? Pretty please? 🙂

@@SusanMJB45 No preference really on either. I just went for the colour I wanted, and that happened to be one of the basic craft acrylic paints. I didn't use a fabric medium, and never have. I usually just press the fabric, once dry, to set it. The items I create aren't intended to be washed anyway. I have seen others using Golden's fabric medium. As far as a video on my lino printing process, I will see what I can do. I will add it to my never ending list! 😆

Oooh, I love that description, thank you 🥰

Aww, you're very welcome. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, taking just 5 minutes for ourselves; to slow down and stitch, can make a world of difference to our day. Thank you so much for watching, and for your lovely comment 🥰

Thank you for your feedback 🙂

Hello Alison, thank you. I use something called "bump". If you're in the UK and have a Boyes store near to where you live, they sell it there. That's where I get mine, but I'm not sure where else you could get it, I'm afraid. I have found that the odd fibre still comes through, but personally, I haven't found it to be too much of a problem. I do hope that helps! Let me know how you get on ☺

​@@OhSewMindful I'm in Devon uk and no Boyes near us but as you were kind enough to tell me the name of the wadding I can start to find some! It's very kind of you to help me! Thank you so much!

@@alisonbunce159 You're very welcome. Although I'd say that it's more of a woven interlining more than a wadding as it's a lot thinner, but I like it and it gives me the quilted look I need. I've also had a look online and it's available there if you'd like to take a look for more info☺

​@@OhSewMindfulI have some interlining now but would be very grateful for a link to the interlining you recommend please. 👃

@@AlisonBunce Hi Alison, the only one I use is from Boyes; so I can only recommend that one. I have however managed to find what looks to me to be the same kind, online; here is the link: www.williamgee.co.uk/shop/bump-curtain-interfacing/?cgkit_search_word=bump However, I have never used this company myself, so I am not able to recommend them (just a little disclaimer there ☺). Take a look and let me know what you think.

Firstly, can I just say, thank you so very much. I can't tell you how much it means to read such a wonderful comment. You have completely made my day; my week! You obviously realise how much goes into creating videos, and although I love making them, they do take so much time to put together! And for a techy novice like myself, it takes even longer! 😆So yes, I don't upload as often as I'd like, but I'm hoping to change that, and upload a little more often. We all definitely need zen in our lives at the moment; so if I can provide a little of that then all the better! As far as fabrics for painting, I find cotton, and poly cotton work well, but it's just a case of experimenting and trying little samples of whatever you have to hand. It's great fun seeing how different fabrics react with paints. Acrylic paints are good to use too. I hope this helps! Whatever you use, have fun! Thank you, once again for taking the time to comment. It really does mean the world! 🥰🥰🥰

@@OhSewMindful You are most welcome !! No pressure to post more often - just when you can. I am going to try using Inktense blocks for painting fabric. And I'll try watercolor paint and some fountain pen inks and some acrylic inks and india inks. It will be fun !! But I love the subdued colors that you achieve with your painted fabrics. They make for beautiful subdued color palettes in your textile art.

@@SusanMJB45 Oooo, sounds like you have lot's of yummy supplies to play with! Yes, go for it! Try them all! You might just discover something exciting! If you do, let me know! 😉

I appreciate your feedback. Thank you.

l agree with you.Sorry but l do find it so distracting.Not relaxing!

@@jackieberisford7267 I'm sorry to hear that ☹ Thank you for your feedback.

Aww, thank you so much. I'm really glad you like it! ☺

Thank you so much! 🥰

Yes, any colours will work just as well ☺

The good thing about this is that you can use whatever you have in your stash. Just have fun! ☺

I hope you have enjoyed making yours as much as I enjoyed making mine! ☺

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching! 🥰

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Aww, that's very kind, thank you 🥰 Have you seen the full version yet? I talk about the inspiration for making the book whilst taking you through each page. If you haven't seen it, and are interested, here is the link: czcams.com/video/bYJDxe6ohYs/video.html 🙂

You are very welcome! I'm glad to be of assistance! ☺ Have fun!

I was actually unaware that the fabric was Laura Ashley! I found the pieces in a bag of prepared patchwork pieces that no-one had actually used. They were a charity shop purchase! Thank you for enlightening me to the design. How lovely that your daughters crib lining was made from the same fabric all those years ago! Thank you so much for watching! 🥰

Aww, that's so lovely of you to say Alexandra. Thanks so much for watching! 💚💚💚

That is such a beautiful story, thank you for sharing it. Snowdrops are special, and to think that your grandmother's introduction to them has brought you so many years of gardening pleasure, is special too 🥰 Thank you for watching!

They are approximately 3 inches at their widest point 🤍☺

Thank you so much! 🥰

I'm sorry, I don't understand. Does there need to be a point to creating something? Can we not create something just for the pure pleasure of creating it?