WEEK 5: Starfish applique block Hello again! This week we have the second sea creature in the Mermaid quilt – this fun little starfish. It’s put together just like the other weeks: print the pattern, trace the outlines, fuse to the fabric, cut the shapes, fuse to the background fabric, and finally sew around the edges. Click the button below to get the applique template!
Hello all! I hope everyone had an amazing Halloween yesterday! I spent a lot of it sewing in front of the TV, watching silly scary movies and eating mouthfuls of York Peppermint Patties 😀 It’s so nice to move into another month and get one step closer to winter – or the closest thing we have to winter down here in Florida. I wasn’t very
WEEK 4: Mermaid applique block #2 Onto another mermaid today! I loved drawing this little cutie because her pose is so dynamic ^-^ It’s put together just like the others: print the pattern, trace the outlines, fuse to the fabric, and cut the shapes. I would recommend fusing the cameo frame first, then fusing the small round bits above and below afterwords. Lastly you can
WEEK 3: Dolphin applique block Part 2 of the applique blocks! Today is a simpler shape, a cute jumping dolphin 😀 It’s put together just like last week: print the pattern, trace the outlines, fuse to the fabric, cut the shapes, fuse to the background fabric, and finally sew around the edges. You can find all the steps explained in detail in Week 2. When
Today’s project is a little off the beaten path for me, but the motivation was about the same as always xD Part of my overwhelming fabric stash actually included some bits of leather. I was wracking my brain trying to figure out how I could use it, but it didn’t seem to go with any of the other fabrics I had so I was pretty
WEEK 2: Mermaid applique block #1! In week 1 we covered the gathering and cutting your fabrics. This week we begin appliqueing all the blocks! Since there is so much to applique for this quilt, I’ve broken down exactly how I do it for this first week. Then you can just rinse and repeat for the following weeks 😀 1. Print & trim the pattern.
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