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Creating hexagon shapes using blanket stitch

Creating hexagon shapes using blanket stitch. Using hand stitching and precious scraps of cloth, create a Slowstitch coverlet with me through the year, suitable for absolute beginners and more experienced stitchers. A journal cloth, for and about yourself. We will create a section each month and join as we go. The projects can also be used individually so don't worry if you join us late. There will be weekly videos every Wednesday at 3pm GMT. For the month of July, the theme is Your Place in the Family of Things inspired by the Mary Oliver poem, Wild Geese. Any links I mention are at the bottom of the page. If you enjoyed the video please click the thumbs up as it makes me very happy, thank you. ♥️ If you don't want to miss future videos, please subscribe and click the little bell to enable notifications. If you are able to tip me on Ko-fi to support my work, it would be greatly appreciated. I post monthly bonus videos to thank my Kofi supporters. Please click the link below to my Ko-fi page. https://ko-fi.com/k3nclothtales I have a private Facebook group for my subscribers to share photos of their weekly slowstitch pieces and other items made following my tutorials. https://www.facebook.com/groups/41217... Find me on social media   / k3n.clothtales     / k3nquilts   Thank you for watching, happy stitching ❤️ February's episode showing joining methods    • Cobbling cloths together Slowstitch style   My video about hexagons    • Slowstitch 2024 - Week 26 - Quilt As You G...   The stitch journal video about EPP, Hidden Histories, Untold Stories    • Weekly Slowstitch 2024 - Week Five   Jude Hill's paperless piecing method    • paperless piecing   #slowstitch #handstitching #quilting #patchwork #appliqué #englishpaperpiecing Orange Peel Patchwork with Kathryn Chambers Thursday, 25th September, 9am to 12.30pm Woodlands Village Hall, Verwood Road, BH21 8LJ Learn how to make a folded patchwork technique, inspired by the traditional Orange Peel Quilt block. A simple but effective hand stitched 'quilt as you go' project great for making bags, pouches, quilts, cushions, etc. Beginner friendly. What to bring: Needles, threads, fabric scraps, scissors and a ruler Cost £20 (teas, coffee and light refreshments will be provided) Email Yuliya on jsurnina@hotmail.com or WhatsApp 07941078267. Places are limited.