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#351
03-18-2025WOW!!! Love the blocks, colors, fabrics, applique and your piecing is outstanding. Will there be applique on the borders also? You did a wonderful job. Congratulations. Suzanne
#352
If anyone has any advice on appliqué with felt or flannel please pm me and let ms know!! Long story short, my husband and I have backgrounds with specific animals that you can't really find on baby clothes (reptiles) but since I have so many cute patterns I wanted to appliqué the animals onto a few onesies for our baby girl coming in March. I have never appliqued before but know how I want it to look when complete, just not sure what type of fabric to use. :-/
Thanks for all and any help!!!
Thanks for all and any help!!!
#355
BonniFeltz , 11-06-2010 07:50 PM
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Ahhh, now I can go to bed. Here it is. I will probably trim it tomorrow.Originally Posted by BonniFeltz
WOO HOO! I just finished stitching up the 20 hearts!
Taken with the cell phone so the colors aren't consistant. When I get to work on Monday I might take a better pix with the work camera.
#357
BonniFeltz , 11-06-2010 08:16 PM
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Just jump on in. If you'd like to do this 20 heart wall hanging that Suz came up with for us to do, you can find it here:Originally Posted by Maggie Rose
I would like to get in the applique chats. Thx
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-64769-18.htm
It's a relatively easy one to do and looks kinda nice when all put together.
Do you already do applique Maggie Rose or do you want to learn? If you do it already, what is your favorite method for doing it? Needleturn, fused, hand vs machine?
There, that should give you some place to start (grins). Welcome to the group. it's for all levels of stitchers so don't be bashful.
#358
Quote:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-64769-18.htm
It's a relatively easy one to do and looks kinda nice when all put together.
Do you already do applique Maggie Rose or do you want to learn? If you do it already, what is your favorite method for doing it? Needleturn, fused, hand vs machine?
There, that should give you some place to start (grins). Welcome to the group. it's for all levels of stitchers so don't be bashful.
I bet if I made this a little bigger it would make sure a sweet quilt for my baby girl coming in March! The only type of applique I have ever done is machine ... I like the look of a zigzag stitch in a complimentary color around the edge of the applique.Originally Posted by BonniFeltz
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Just jump on in. If you'd like to do this 20 heart wall hanging that Suz came up with for us to do, you can find it here:Originally Posted by Maggie Rose
I would like to get in the applique chats. Thx
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-64769-18.htm
It's a relatively easy one to do and looks kinda nice when all put together.
Do you already do applique Maggie Rose or do you want to learn? If you do it already, what is your favorite method for doing it? Needleturn, fused, hand vs machine?
There, that should give you some place to start (grins). Welcome to the group. it's for all levels of stitchers so don't be bashful.
#359
BonniFeltz , 11-07-2010 09:17 AM
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One of these days I'll try machine embroidery again. It didn't work out the best the last time I tried but for now I'm working on the hand skills. Nothing wrong with doing it on a machine. It's the end results that count, not necessarily how you get there.
#360
Quote:
I cannot post a drawing, perhaps someone can. But this is what I propose:
20 - 5" square blocks (cut 6", appliqued, pressed, squared
to 5" - 4-1/2" finished)
for interest, choose about 6 white or tans and mix
them up on the top OR all the same
20 hearts - choose 5 different prints (can all be pink, or
all pastels, mixed and different, etc.)
Print #1 - cut 1 heart
Print #2 - cut 3 hearts
Print #3 - cut 5 hearts
Print #4 - cut 7 hearts
Print #5 - cut 4 hearts OR 20 hearts total
Template - draw a heart less than the 5" square as a
template (does not need to be symmetrical - lopsided
is fun)
Placement: Picture a grid of 5 rows up and down AND 4 rows across.
Top row - 5 4 3 2
2nd row - 4 5 4 3
3rd row - 3 4 5 4
4th row - 2 3 4 5
5th row - 1 2 3 4
print #1 will go at the #1 position
print #2 will go at all the #2s positions
print #3 will go at all the #3s positions, etc.
Choose one or several methods of applique to make the blocks by hand or machine.
We will add one border only - 2" finished (cut 2-1/2 strips).
Inside this border will be a 1/4" piping.
Binding to match the 2" border OR cut strips from all of the heart prints, stitching pieces together at an angle. Cutting at an angle distributed bulk and looks better, therefore, no straight cuts.
Your favorite print should probably be #4 since we will use more of it.
We will go over the piping later.
The finished size will be approximately 22" x 26-1/2" (if my math is good).
Here is a picture :-)Originally Posted by Suz
I cannot post a drawing, perhaps someone can. But this is what I propose:
20 - 5" square blocks (cut 6", appliqued, pressed, squared
to 5" - 4-1/2" finished)
for interest, choose about 6 white or tans and mix
them up on the top OR all the same
20 hearts - choose 5 different prints (can all be pink, or
all pastels, mixed and different, etc.)
Print #1 - cut 1 heart
Print #2 - cut 3 hearts
Print #3 - cut 5 hearts
Print #4 - cut 7 hearts
Print #5 - cut 4 hearts OR 20 hearts total
Template - draw a heart less than the 5" square as a
template (does not need to be symmetrical - lopsided
is fun)
Placement: Picture a grid of 5 rows up and down AND 4 rows across.
Top row - 5 4 3 2
2nd row - 4 5 4 3
3rd row - 3 4 5 4
4th row - 2 3 4 5
5th row - 1 2 3 4
print #1 will go at the #1 position
print #2 will go at all the #2s positions
print #3 will go at all the #3s positions, etc.
Choose one or several methods of applique to make the blocks by hand or machine.
We will add one border only - 2" finished (cut 2-1/2 strips).
Inside this border will be a 1/4" piping.
Binding to match the 2" border OR cut strips from all of the heart prints, stitching pieces together at an angle. Cutting at an angle distributed bulk and looks better, therefore, no straight cuts.
Your favorite print should probably be #4 since we will use more of it.
We will go over the piping later.
The finished size will be approximately 22" x 26-1/2" (if my math is good).
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