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Oh, that's so pretty! It makes me want to do some wool applique, too, but I'm resisting adding new (read more expense) things to my hobbies. :rolleyes: :)
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Pretty, pretty, pretty!! I do love wool!
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That is really pretty. I love appliqueing with felted wool.
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I love the fact that you dyed the wool, very nice. I'll check out your web site.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
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Oh, that's so pretty! It makes me want to do some wool applique, too, but I'm resisting adding new (read more expense) things to my hobbies. :rolleyes: :)Jan in VA
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Stunning - gorgeous - amazing - beautiful. Please keep sharing your progress.
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Wow I appreciate all the kind words, I have been away for awhile. I just finished the second block here it is.
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Wow, love it, thanks for sharing. I have this pattern but I am a newbie at applique and trying to learn needle turn. The learning curve is really steep, at least for me, you inspire me to try again.
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Beautiful work
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Originally Posted by Emma S
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Wow, love it, thanks for sharing. I have this pattern but I am a newbie at applique and trying to learn needle turn. The learning curve is really steep, at least for me, you inspire me to try again.
I am doing the applique with wool. With wool appliqué you do not need to turn a seam. Cut to size and blanket stitch it down. My background fabric is cotton, I do prefer to use it and for big projects it is less expensive. I like the mix of different fabric weights and textures. I have found the wool appliqué to be easier because you do not need to turn the seam over. I like the finished results a lot Maybe you can give wool appliqué a try... |
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