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feline fanatic 07-18-2010 06:05 AM

I have 5 cats. 3 are millinium babies so they are 10. The other two are much younger.

I don't belong to any guilds yet.

gaigai 07-18-2010 06:11 AM

I have 5 cats and mom has 2, so there are 5 in the house. Spoiled so rotten you can smell them in NY! LOL.

My broderie perse is fusible, not needle turn. Yes, I did it in chunks and hunks. I used clear thread for the edges.

CarrieAnne 07-18-2010 06:56 AM

Aw, I love those quilts , the cat one is SO cute!

lorli 07-18-2010 08:33 AM

Gaigai - I never thought it was fusable, what stitch did you use to sew it? did you use the clear thread in the top and bobbin? Beautiful!

Unfortunately the quilt club chief of police said "No fusables" in this raffle quilt. (and we just had a guest teacher show us how to do fusable applique) She also said we had to fill the baskets with either flowers or fruit/veg. I was so tempted to fill it with brown potatoes! One lady had wanted to fill it with sewing supplies, I was thinking a knitting basket with wool and needles would be cute too. Or a basket of kittens....

msuewhite 08-15-2010 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by lorli
Has anyone done this? I am trying it now for my block for our quilt club raffle quilt...any tips?

Here is my rendition of Broderie Perse. The flowers were cut from an authentic vintage feedsack print. The vase is cut without a pattern from polished cotton that was also used in the border. Some of the flower petals were cut out, faced, stuffed, and appliqued to the foundation flower. That doesn't show in the photo but does give dimension to the piece. Flowers were hand-appliqued and the piece hand-quilted.

steelecg 08-15-2010 01:08 PM

it is a wonderful technique to have in bag of tricks


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