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Here is another Rose for the Baltimore Album BOM
Even if your can't needle turn applique, you can do this. There is a pdf file to download for the petal and center. showing overlap [ATTACH=CONFIG]123203[/ATTACH] Gather all 5 petals, and pull into a tight circle and secure. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123205[/ATTACH] Take a running gathering stitch, 1/4" along straight edge, overlap petals by 1/2". [ATTACH=CONFIG]123221[/ATTACH] Tightly secured with tack stitch and knotted. Secure to background fabric where you want to place rose. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123447[/ATTACH] Flip back one petal to create a starting point, and begin to turn under the petal fabric 1/4". [ATTACH=CONFIG]123750[/ATTACH] Unlike traditional needle turn, you do not reenter the fabric where you needle came out. Instead, reenter the fabric slightly behind where your needle came out, and exit the fabric slightly in front. This will create a pucker in the petal fabric when you pull the thread through. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123826[/ATTACH] See the pucker start to take place. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123979[/ATTACH] A few stitches have been taken and the edge is very puffy. [ATTACH=CONFIG]124439[/ATTACH] When you get to the next petal, turn the edge that comes out from the center under 1/4" and tack it down, starting at the center and work to the outer edge. [ATTACH=CONFIG]124514[/ATTACH] Tacking the edge from the center out. [ATTACH=CONFIG]124672[/ATTACH] When you get back to the outside edge of the petal, resume the puffy tacking. [ATTACH=CONFIG]125044[/ATTACH] Continue around the entire rose until all 5 petals have been tacked down. See how sloppy and puffy. [ATTACH=CONFIG]125198[/ATTACH] Trace center and take a running stitch around the edge. [ATTACH=CONFIG]125358[/ATTACH] Pull the stitches to gather the circle [ATTACH=CONFIG]125592[/ATTACH] Stuff the circle with batting [ATTACH=CONFIG]125680[/ATTACH] Pull the circle closed, but leave uneven edges. [ATTACH=CONFIG]125682[/ATTACH] Attach circle to center of rose, again using the sloppy applique method. You want the center to also puff. [ATTACH=CONFIG]125683[/ATTACH] Finished sloppy rose [ATTACH=CONFIG]126165[/ATTACH] Side view of rose, center is high and puffy. [ATTACH=CONFIG]126166[/ATTACH] Here is the pattern and written instructions in a pdf file for download [ATTACH=CONFIG]126339[/ATTACH] |
Is this a hint for tomorrow maybe?
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Originally Posted by dream56
Is this a hint for tomorrow maybe?
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Great, thank you!
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You are so helpful. thank you
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Looks neat
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Cool!
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Peg, this is so cute! Thanks for the download!!
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This looks so neat, I am going to try it.
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Great everyone, it's really fun to do. The sloppier you are in the needleturn, the better the rose looks.
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thanks!
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Kind of hard to read the pdf file. Mine is upside down. :lol: I'll print it out and it will be easier. LOL. Thanks for the directions. I think the flowers would be really cute on tote bags.
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That is nice but not as spectacular as the first one. Thanks for the tute.
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Thank You, very nice
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Almost easier than a yoyo-flower! Very pretty!
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Thank you for sharing, it looks very nice.
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Another beautiful rose!! Thanks for that tute!!
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Thank-you !!! :thumbup:
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Thanks for another great tute! Bookmarked!
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