bobquilt3

Fantastic tut. Thanks so much. I am not a real big fan of the usual "Christmasy Stuff" but this is lovely.

wolf3349

We have a falling leaves festival coming up and this would be a fantastic table runner for it. I thank you for the tute. It is very well done.

JuanitaBean

Thank you I'll have try this.

moonrise

Thanks for the tutorial! Here's mine. I "cheated" a little on the add-on petals. Instead of leaving an opening for turning them, I cut a small slit (about 1.25") in the back side of the fabric, on the end that goes near the flower's center, and turned them that way. The slit gets covered up and stitched down, so it doesn't show, and I didn't have to hand-stitch any openings closed. I think this would be pretty with a gold flower on ivory fabric (or vice versa), too.

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Tartan

Awesome topper Moonrise! Kind of fun aren't they, how many are you going to do?

PecksPieces

Great tute!!! Love this idea and can't wait to try it.

sawsan

what a nice topper thank u for the tutorial

farmquilter

Thank you Tartan for the tut and it would be perfect for a 'winter' one with snowflakes.

dgeskine

Thank you so much for sharing such a detailed tutorial. I do believe I may be able to get my grand daughter interested in making a quilt with this technique!

kathymarie

Great tute! Clear and concise...your pics were self explanatory...great job!