Back in the Summer of 2010 I walked into The Cloth Shop to find Maria, one of the owners working on a new design.
She had one sunflower block made and I signed up knowing that the quilt was going to look like a garden of flowers.
I hand appliquéd all my flowers rather than fusing them as the block was designed, as I broke a bone in my foot shortly after getting the first block.
Here is the top from the shop.
Ethel hangs hers in her kitchen.
I got my top to the flimsy stage and it has sat, pinned with a few stitches quilted.
I've finally picked it up and have been working on it for about a week.
I'm loving that I did traditional appliqué.
I'm adding a bit more quilting to each of the flowers and then onto my backgrounds and borders...slow stitching time!
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She had one sunflower block made and I signed up knowing that the quilt was going to look like a garden of flowers.
I hand appliquéd all my flowers rather than fusing them as the block was designed, as I broke a bone in my foot shortly after getting the first block.
Here is the top from the shop.
Ethel hangs hers in her kitchen.
I got my top to the flimsy stage and it has sat, pinned with a few stitches quilted.
I've finally picked it up and have been working on it for about a week.
I'm loving that I did traditional appliqué.
I'm adding a bit more quilting to each of the flowers and then onto my backgrounds and borders...slow stitching time!
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1 comment:
It is great to get to the process of finishing a quilt that has been started. It is well worth finishing. Regards, Nessie
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