Linda Ann, don't worry about spelling of my name. In the UK (where I was born) the differentiate between Leslie for males, and Lesley for females. Here in Ireland, they only seem to know Leslie as a male name. In fact, in places like hospitals, they often think I am going to be a male when I turn up, one hospital even allocated me a bed in a male ward!
As for stab stitching in a hoop, it isn't that it's impossible (from the embroidery point of view), I think it will just take a little longer, but stab stitch is definitely possible using a hoop. I don't know about applique with needleturn though. You might have to experiment to see if you can make it work in a hoop.
Back to Block 10, I'll post pics with individual comments, that might be easier.
I put the coloured fabric behind the black, and basted on both sides, making sure to leave room to tuck turnings behind.
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Once it is basted, snip the black down the middle of the drawn line. Not all the way, just an inch or two at a time, then tuck it under and stitch
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I trimmed away on the back (the part (on the left) can be used for other pieces in future
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The back, fully stitched. Because the turnings are narrow, try to put more stitches than usual.
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Some of the centre added. Don't tuck under any areas that will have another piece sewn over it.
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The front, with bastings removed
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I trim away everything I can (the circles are too small to trim.)
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The back, trimmed away from the last pieces
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Detail of front
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The front of the whole block
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