MarshaC

I saw a technique I have been wanting to try. I think needle turn would be to much effort. This one is where you take fusible web and sew right sides together with the fabric on the applique line then trim close and cut a slit in the center of the fusible and turn it right sides out. You press it on an applique sheet to flatten then apply to the block and stitch the edges. This keeps the edges turned under and you don't have the raw edges.

As I said, I have not tried it but it seems a lot easier than the needle turn and you get the turned under edges instead of the raw edge.

If you try it let me know how it works out.

Jim's Gem

Great looking quilt!!
Congratulations on finishing your first quilt!!!

timepasser

How lucky are you to turn out such an awesome quilt on your first try. I love it

PABerard

That is so darn cute! You did a fabulous job and Atta Boy to your DH for going with you to the quilt shops :thumbup:

gaby4v

Your first quilt, really??? Wow, you did awesome!!!!
:thumbup:

frogella

That is just too cute! Is there a pattern? If there is could you share the name? I would love to make one for my daughter that loves cats!

Scrap Happy

Oh, this is just too cute! Your work is beautiful.

TerryQuilter

This is so cute. I made my granddaughter a cat quilt, wish I'd had your pattern it's much cuter than mine :-)

asmmauer

This is so cute and a big project for a first quilt .You should be very proud of it you did a terrific job.

MarshaC

It is the "Kitty City" series by Amy Bradley Designs. It was put out in 2003. Website www.amybradleydesigns.com.