This is just prepped. And I need to add 5 circles (which I dread). Hope to get rid of the rough edges around the curves as I needle turn this. I think I'm going to make each block with a different applique technique and once and for all see which one I like (and likes me-LOL) as I make Anna's Garden. The original was in reproduction fabrics, but I've decided to go a little brighter than that. The central blocks are mostly 7" square finished.
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wow that is going to be a beautiful block. Love the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteSue's right! Great block. You are sailing right along with your applique. I'm doing a little sewing,but not too much.
ReplyDeleteVery cheerful and vibrant! Looking forward to seeing it done.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful block. I love the colors you chose. I've been thinking about doing this too - making blocks different ways to see which I like best.
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors you're working with. Have you tried the back-basting method yet? I love that best of all. It seems counter-productive when you read about it, but in practice it's so much faster, more portable, and less frustrating for needle-turn applique. I still use my circle forms for circles, though - what are they called? Oh - "Perfect Circle templates" Well worth the cost, for me, at least.
ReplyDeleteI'm way behind on blogs but I wanted to let you know that your flower colors are very fibrant. I like!
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