marlene tarzwell

Thanks, I might just be able to try this. It looks not real hard.

AngieS

This is so neat!!

nightengale

I love the tut you did on this! Dresden plate patterns are so pretty!

Pam Perry

Thanks , I'm going to try that.

jmmellin

Beautiful! I'm definitely going to have to try it out. Thanks!

judylg

Lovely! Am going to start one from my leftovers, I guess it will be scrappy. This gives me some inspiration. Thanks for the tutorial.

Lilrain

Beautiful quilt and thanks for the tutorial

kgibbons

Thanks for the tutorial....can't wait to make one

JackieG

For the Dresden Experts -- I'm having trouble deciding whether to (1) zig-zag applique the wheel to my block, or (2) use stitch-in-the ditch in between the spokes and stitch as close to the edge as possible at the points. I read somewhere that if you use an applique method, you run the risk of it bunching up. That worried me and I'm scared to finish it now since my first block is appliqued on!

amandasgramma

Jackie --- I don't know if this would work, but you might try putting some 2 sides Steam-A-Seam on the back of the plate and then iron it onto the square of fabric before you stitch it down. I did NOT do that and didn't have any problems. If you don't want to do that, just be sure you lay it on a table (the background fabric and the plate) and pin it REALLY good with small applique pins.