Wishes Wool Applique Project - SHOW YOUR PROGRESS!

[Carole B.]

I had planned to participate in this SAL, but other projects have got in the way. Someday I will get this done. In the meantime, I wanted to share a frog I stitched on a quilt I recently finished. Photo is from before longarming. It’s amazing what you can do with just thread! I used bullion knots for legs, double cast-on stitches for body, pistol stitches for feet and tongue and french knots for eyes.

[Helen W.]

Hi Carole, Your frog is so darn cute. Just love, love, love it. Please, please, please show a picture of the quilt.
I am always so blown away by your talent and creativity. I am currently in the part of summer designated as the
No Sew Summer Time. An agreement I made with my husband because we have so much to do around the property.
I have been bitten by the Sue Spargo bug. A really good friend gifted me the Bloom BOM that she was also doing.
Mine started late, first month I got was in April. I have done month 1 and half of month 2. All new, all very time
consuming and of course I still have to work on my other BOMs. I can see why my husband wanted a no sew time.
It is all so much fun. Looking forward to seeing where that cute frog above lives on the quilt.
Helen

[Sandy F.]

Life does get in the way. I love your frog. I learned the bullion stitch while doing the wishes project and will use it again.

[Amanda R.]

[Sandy F.]

I love your take on the project. I kinda wish I had used more color on mine.

[KayeT]

having fun, but working full time this summer haven't had as much time to devote to it as I should. Finishing the last chain stitch, then want to start on the leaves

[Sandy F.]

I’m finished with Wishes project. I backed mine with a cotton fabric and no batting and very little quilting. I am happy with it and really enjoyed making.