One of my "rule" is to try something new every quilt.....and many time many new things in the same quilt. This time I decided to use needle turn applique technique to add interest to my baby jungle quilt. I will probably ask myself why I had such an idea after appliqueing a gazillion (or 20) flowers :) It is interesting but I am not sure if the results are worth the time. We will see.
Needle turn applique is on my "to-do" list as well. Your flowers are turning out very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of needle turn applique' but feel like it is above my skill set.
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are going to look great on that quilt.
I took a class on Craftsy and it really helped. Thank you :)
DeleteI love needle turn applique!! I'm on my fourth applique QUILT!
ReplyDeleteI love needle-turn applique because I like how it looks when finished, and I can take it with me to appointments, meetings, and such. Because I don't do much other handwork other than sewing on bindings and labels, needle-turn applique is my quiet time. I don't have any needle-turn applique projects underway right now, but you've inspired me to add one! Lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteMaking each new quilt a new learning experience has always been my rule also. I must admit though it's getting tougher to learn something new. Love your little flowers,adorable!
ReplyDeleteYes I guess after a few years it get harder lol Thank you for passing by
DeleteYour flowers are pretty. Good luck with the applique.
ReplyDeleteWow, those look really good! I have not mastered needleturn. Visiting from NTT
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DeleteEven though you said you've nothing to share, I came to have a look. And see what I've found! Beautiful cheery flowers! :-)
ReplyDeleteI myself love hand-stitching appliqués. I find it so relaxing. Yes, it takes some time, but I use this opportunity to watch some tv (one eye on the needle and one eye on the screen). ;-)
Since you insist ;)
DeleteI love the colors and pattern mix of fabrics. I also like that you learn with each quilt... me too. LeeAnna
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