Debbie1

Another Awesome one!

mamabird3

That is very nice. Love the design. Good Lord girl where do you find the time to work on all these quilts? You must have atleast 10 going!

k3n

Lovely Pam - IS that machine stitching? It looks as good as hand work.

Shemjo

Beautiful work. I am asking also, IS that Hand stitching or machine stitching about the flowers! Looks great, whatever! :thumbup:

Elsie

great job

pittsburgpam

It's machine stitching with my lovely Viking. :) I tried several and the tiny blanket stitch did the best. I turned the speed down though.

I would use the fusible for crafty things and something like this quilt which I will probably give to my granddaughter. I am not especially fond of the flat, ironed-on look. It DOES look like an iron-on patch. I would still do it by hand on most things.

How many do I have going? Ummm... not sure. Most are about done except for a couple need borders, one needs some applique, one needs two more strips sewn on and then decide on a border or not. I live alone... I have lots of time in the evenings.

AkAngel

Very nice Pam, this is going to be pretty.

I have a question, is there a tutorial for how to do a blanket stitch online or the board?
I did it in scouts when I was very young but I don't remember how. I am thinking I might want to do that on at least part of the applique for my sil's quilt.
Muriel

quiltluvr

You did a beautiful job. I LOVE those fabrics!!!

I did a sampler with fusible applique. It's been months, hanging on my design wall because I still have to go back and hand stitch the applique, then borders, quilting and binding. No big rush!!! :lol:

Lacelady

I know what you mean about it still looking like an ironed on design - even with the lightest weight iron on products, they still seem to have a stiffness about them, but the stitching really compliments, and I love the assymetric design of the quilt

mimee4

That is very pretty.