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Wrinkle Embroidery, a Slowstitch project inspired by Bonnie Sennott

k3n clothtales

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Wrinkle embroidery inspired by Bonnie Sennott.

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20 Comments

@dingtonia 1 year ago (edited)

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.”

@lindastromberg 1 year ago

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.

@SusanMJB45 1 year ago

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 !!!

@kimwebb398 1 year ago

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 ❤

@purplemoonflower18 1 year ago

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

@lindabartlett3397 1 year ago

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. ❤

@jadams7198 1 year ago

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)

@lilysmith8001 1 year ago

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

@barbaraz3065 1 year ago

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! 😘

@LuciaVandenbergh 1 year ago

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

@donnacarraway9182 1 year ago

Lovely…a bird in flight! Thank you!

@RavenSong 1 year ago (edited)

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

@stitcher46 1 year ago

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

@Jane-js2nl 1 year ago

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.

@dotlewallen6565 1 year ago

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.

@leafylime3945 1 year ago

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 :)

@lovecraftwithkas 1 year ago

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

@pamelavandy290 1 year ago

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. 😊