This went together fast with machine applique and Zena Thorpe's method of using a cut out of the pattern for placing. Thinking it will make a great pillow. This is #207 - Pretty Bird by Marian Mapes
And then there is:
Annabelle Rae by Mickey Charleston, # 231. I think this would make a wonderful medallion flower with 4 of them sewn together as a 24" square.
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beautiful work. Love the colors
ReplyDeleteBoth these blocks are wonderful. I love the colours you chose for the second one
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks - they certainly look like they were a challenge.
ReplyDeleteBEv in NC
I love both blocks. I really like the background fabric on the first block posted. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteDenise in AK
Beautiful blocks! Love the applique one.
ReplyDeleteMoira
The bird is superb, looks very challenging. Would love to be a prize winner
ReplyDeleteBoth are really lovely!
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful but I am liking the 2nd one better than the flower
ReplyDeleteThese are great Angie! I love the top one reminds me of the flower Bird of Paradise. Thanks for posting the eye candy! Yvonne SETX
ReplyDeleteHi both the blocks are beautiful.......and lovely color choices.....Well done.
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shobha
shobhamehtani2002@yahoo.es
The blocks were wonderful, what a great job you did.
ReplyDeleteI like them both. Anything to make you practise foundation picing is a plus
ReplyDeleteWhat beatuful blocks. So nicely executed.
ReplyDeleteSandi V, in WA state
Is that a Bird of Paradise? Nice! You certainly have a variety of block styles going. I hope I win a copy of this magazine! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have become a new follower today!
ReplyDeleteI just love the bird of paradise was it very difficult to do?
ReplyDeleteThe bird of paradise is inspiring, but my favourite is the sun with its beautiful hue of oranges!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! More and more I'm wanting to try paper piecing.
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