msrosecooks

Shabby fabrics has alot of patterns that involve applique. I am finishing up Le Jardin now. Doing all the applique by hand. fun project.

dottiequilts

I just joined a block of the month from the Stitching Society. It is wool applique and embroidery on hexagons. Take a look on pinterest under stitching society or just Google it. The designs are adorable and for those of us addicted to hexies...a new take on an old favorite. By the way there are 180 different designs

lynnie

just took a look at them. they are darling? what are you doing with them. would make a nice heavy quilt. I could see my kitty Zoey now, sitting on it and kneading it. Love those designs.

dottiequilts

I am thinking tablerunners with the seasonable designs. They are going to include several project ideas. I am so excited because they are hexies (which I love) and a good t.v. watching/riding in the car project.

sew1

Hexagons or appliqué?

purplefiend

You could try Hexagons?

lynnie

I've just finished a 1" hex GFG and a 3/4" hex triads, that Charisma just quilted. if you want to see it it's at Charismacorner.com.

I'm thinking of apple core now. my friend has a die cut for it.
any advice on the applecore?

BJTWOODLES

Lynnie try Sue Daley on english paper piecing on youtube. She does really good instructions, easy to understand. Cute carry clutch bag done in clamshell.

lynnie

I saw one of her demos. very good.

all the fabs I have left over from the hex GFG quilt, i'll chop into apple cores.
I'm excited about starting it now. My friend will let me chop up the cores.

does anyone have an advice for the construction of the apple core??