welcome back, CQ. and thanks for bringing us such a pretty flower to say "hello again".
:P

very pretty CQ can't wait to see the rest

Finally finished, my first attempt at applique and I used needle turn so I didn't have to go to the store. I had freezer paper in the kitchen.
I did have a problem when I got to the end of the last piece with some puckering but it is not too noticable after ironing. Now to learn to get pointy points and smooth curves.

It was fun, now I'm working on the bee's for the March BOM.

Lisa, you did great!

Lisa,
Your fleur looks great! Anxious to see what you post next. You're on a roll now!

Nicely done.....and again I just love your color choices! Beautiful!

i'm glad this ain't a race. i can taste the dust now. :lol:

those points look pretty pointy to me. another pretty block. :P

Hey, Lisa, Congratulations and welcome to the wonderful world of appliqué! I've been rassling with curves and points for seemingly ages, and I have noticed that curves turned on a bias edge are usually the smooth ones.

My points are still evolving!

I think it fantastic very good job for first time I'm so bad at turning I cheat and always satin stich

This tulip was fun. I enjoyed picking out my fabrics. I wish I had remember to put paper behind it though because I've a little wave in the edges in area. It was one of the quickest of them.