sewskeel, beautiful! did you add a seam allowance to accommodate the needle turn appliqué?
Thanks for your help!
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Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
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Finished! I changed a few of the flowers and leaves. I used freezer paper, starch, and then machine appliquéd. I normally...
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Making a layout. Right now my Gnome is hiding behind the flower pot. Not sure if he will come out to get stitched.
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Love that first picture of your beautiful fabrics and threads. Your grand daughter will love it.
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A narrow seam allowance, like 1/8”, and close stitches.
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Finished now. My needle turn is a bit rust but hopefully more practice will help. Any one got any tips for smoother edges...
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Love the butterflies too. I can look at the photo many times and each time I’ll find something interesting and beautiful...
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Very nice Reneta!
I hope you continue love to see your work.
Barb
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Renata that is beautiful
PamComment
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I say, "Onward"!
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Renata, I love love what you are doing with this quilt! The colors are great, and the details of ornaments and sweet cat, and everything, work so well!
It is going to be a lot of fun each month to see what you are doing.
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I finally have my January block done after doing, ripping, re-doing again and again. I chose to do a different Lynnette Anderson quilt that was featured in the Oct/Nov issue of American Patchwork and Quilting. She calls it House on a Hill. Judy
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Judy, That's adorable. Colors are great.Comment
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Looking good, Judy. at least you have made a start :whistle:Comment
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That's lovely, like your colours
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Judy your block is lovely, the colours are gorgeous.
PamComment
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Judy that block is lovely, looking forward to seeing what else you do.
AnneComment
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That is so cute Judy. Love the yo-yos, they make perfect hollyhocks.
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Cute, Cute !!
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Very cute. I love that so many people are taking their own tangent for the quilt.
I've given myself 'permission' to put mine aside for a little while I finish up a grandson's quilt and my sister's quilt. Then, I have another grandchild coming in April. I might work on it (the BOM)a bit from time to time and do little projects on it like Lois does, to keep inspired and not feel like I'm drowning in projects . I like the way it looks so far, I'm using all Kaffe and batiks.
Plus, I'm knitting a sweater with another unrealistic self-made deadline - does anybody else do that?Comment
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