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Annis, I am in awe of your perfectly mitered stripes...very impressive! It's interesting how the mitered stripes give a 3-D effect, with the center block kind of hovering above it. I noticed that same thing in Margo's mitered-stripe block too.
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Annis, I have just loved looking at the detail in your block. I've clicked on the picture and am just in awe of the perfect applique, piecing, and mitering. I am looking forward to see how you adapt the following months since your quilt is resized. Terrific work, JudyComment
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Progress - I'm making leaves. I finished my vine this morning and am now getting my leaves ready. Margo thanks so much for the tip of cutting out the inside of the leave and marking from the inside. It works so much better. Didn't have an exacto knife but did okay with scissors.
I don't have a stripe fabric planned for this piece but sure do plan on trying the mitering tutorial. The results that have been posted here are fantastic.
SueW
Upstate NY(near Plattsburgh)
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WHOO-HOO!! Sue, I love the bright green stems!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Whew. I got my block 1 done. I loved the Margo method. My first time with invisible applique. It turned out great. I used stable stuff, mono poly, #60 microtex needle, and bottom line thread in the bobbin. Setting for my Bernina was from Alex's classroom. I used the Bear Essentials fabrics, the same as Sue's quilt. I am stepping out of my box with all the yellow, but I think it will be great.
Picture posted in BOM Show and Tell.
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Good for you, Joann! It looks great!!
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Joann, it is just fabulous! I love the yellow. I am still plugging away at mine. I have two more leaves to put on, then all of my leaves will be attached. I will work on the berries and the flowers after that. I have had so much help on this blocks from my kitties, that I am afraid I have a few kitty hairs sewn into it.
:P :lol:
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Annis, your center medallion is wonderful! I also, really love the hearts! It looks like a very happy quilt!
Joann, I admire the fact that you are DONE with the center! And, it looks great!
And Sue, you've got a great start! I didn't even attempt Sue G's center with all those tiny vines being one piece. Great job!
I am still plugging along with my Erin Russek center, changing it here and there, in order to get it on point. I spent two days already trying to design a new flower for it, and feel I am FINALLY homing in on the perfect one. We'll see. Then I need to make some vines. Then hand applique it all on. So, I will be awhile, yet. But, I'm still having fun!
Dawn
In beautiful Northwest MontanaComment
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Sue,
What did you use as a template for the vine? Plus, where is the hint Margo gave you about the leaves?
Thanks,
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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Eileen,
I traced the vine onto my green fabric and then I cut away the excess fabric as I needle turned it. I need to have a lighter hand when tracing. I used a black pencil and I have marks that I willhave to remove. I found the tip on the leaves in Margo's Machine Applique Lesson. It's in the lesson section. She has 3 there now. I have to go back and read the one on retro fitting your glue bottle.
SueW
Upstate NY(near Plattsburgh)
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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Eileen, Sue used freezer paper. There is a picture of her template and instructions in her PDF for January.Originally posted by eileenkny
The info about the leaves is in my PDF about Machine Appliqué. It's in the classrooms link:
learn/classrooms/
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Annis! Wonderful!
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DONE with my newly designed Christmas center block!!! Whew... feels good. I even added in the piping.
aka ladyquilter
Troutdale, OR
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Wow, Jo Jo, you have done a great job. It's beautiful
living in Central Denmark
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I was so NOT going to do this new BOM I am still hand quilting 2009's and sewing my 2010's blocks together BUT it kept calling me I have been following all the threads on the forum and have given in, it is such a lovely quilt Sue and Margo have done it again, I am waiting for my Ricky Tims stable stuff to arrive so in the meantime I have been playing with scraps and having fun.
All the blocks posted so far just look wonderful. Dorothy in cold wet Suffolk England
living in Central Denmark
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