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Tartan, when I made my poinsettia, I used fusible batting. I cut it to fit just inside the stitching line, laid it so that the fusible side would end up next to the side to be slit, and just lightly pressed the iron to about 2/3 of it. Then, after slitting the fabric and turning it, I pressed the whole thing and the fusible batting almost sealed the slit. Just FYI an easy way of doing this step. Thanks again for a wonderfully clear and concise tutorial.
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Thank you, have family's coming over for a family craft-together. This is a perfect project,everyone will love it.
Last edited by kwiltkrazy; 10-12-2013 at 04:44 PM.
Very nice, thank you.
Linda J.
I love it. A great idea.
I have made these as table runners for gifts in Christmas colors to make it look like a poinsetta and placed yellow beads in the center the pattern was by Charlie... My sister in laws love them..! I like your idea as a water lily... how clever...
llweezie
Tartan, this is a wonderful tutorial! Thank You!
Lovely. What a great project.
Michelle
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What a nice tutorial tartan. You do very nice work.
RedGarnet222
"Take your needle, my child, and work at your pattern ... It will come out a rose by and by. Life is like that ...one stitch at a time, taken patiently."
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great tut, and thanks, the pics are great
Love the little notes on each part of the pattern. That is pretty, will give these a try. Thank you for sharing!
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