Sewnique

Thank you the tute; the word document; and the PDF file!

My time

Cute.

Janquiltz

thanks - another neat way to bring fall to us "desert dwellers" who rarely see any natural traditional falls colors on our trees! We can create a whole bunch of fall leaves and don't have to worry about wind blowing our leaves around after we have gotten them in to a pile. A set of these would make a nice little gift too. Package them up with a couple of cute mugs, add a box of tea or gourmet coffee, and a box of cookies or biscotti - plop it all in a cute basket (How about in one of those fabric bowls?) - wrap it and you're good to go.

watterstide

i just signed up for an exchange,with my knit and crochet group, they let me hang out and sew!

I agree this would be a great exchange gift!

:thumbup:

Nell

Thank you, Kim!

newjeepgreen

Thank you so much for tut. I am going to make these with Shamrock pattern. Now to find a good fat picture pattern to copy.

harley

very nice, thank you

PatchGirl

Does it matter what kind of batting you would use for the leaves? I only have the warm and natural in my stash.

Gatormom3

Adding my thanks for a great idea and perhaps the best tutorial I have seen! You have a gift for making each step clear and simple to follow. Many many thanks!!! I, too, will be joining the throng and making these :-)

violetsfarm

You are right, my mind is thinking, pumpkins, apples, etc. all made the same way.