Hello everyone! Welcome back to our 2014 Summer Book Club. Today we are featuring
Playful Petals by Corey Yoder of
Little Miss Shabby. There are eighteen beautiful quilting projects that range from pillows to quilts. Using one simple petal shape template, precuts and basic piecing technique, you'll be able to create these eighteen beautiful quilts. We know that many of you might be intimidated by applique, but in this book, Corey will teach you all about the basics of applique and how simple it can be!
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| Jocelyn caught up with Corey at the 2014 Spring International Quilt Market! |
It's time for our 2014 Summer Book Club giveaway! We are giving away a stash of books to ten lucky winners from now until the end of August. To enter, comment below and let us know if you've tried using applique before. One winner will be picked each week and all the winners will be announced August 26th. Good Luck and happy quilting!
Yes....and love doing all kinds of applique projects. These petals look interesting and looks like some really great projects.
ReplyDeleteI've only done one applique project, but I'd really love to do more! Thanks for the chance ~ fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy applique sometimes, but it takes so long, and I'm always in a hurry to get things done!
ReplyDeleteApplique is fun! and that book looks really fun!!
ReplyDeleteparrak@hotmail.com
I like to change up my quilts every once in a while so YES I applique.
ReplyDeleteYes I have tried applique but I need to take a class and practice. Some of the techniques are difficult for me so I would love to have a book that explains the process very easily and I will be able to complete in my own projects.
ReplyDeleteI do love to applique but I don't know how to needle turn so I'm looking forward to getting that skill under my belt...or onto some fabric!:)
ReplyDeleteHI,yes I love to machine+hand applique!This book looks great! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1214@gmail.com
Yes, in high school I did make a skirt with appliqué sailboats and I do not think I ever wore it. I think the new fusible web helps the fabric stay secure and is a better outcome. I plan to give it another try in a quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteYes. I like machine applique the best.
ReplyDeleteI have done machine applique but not much hand work. This book looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've done a very limited amount of machine applique- but probably not in the "correct" or best manner :) Would love to learn more! Thanks- Sarah: crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com
ReplyDeleteII have done LOTS of fusible appliqué but not much of the traditional needle-turn or spray starch method of appliqué. For me, it is a slower process than sitting and piecing.
ReplyDeleteI've tried needle turn applique and machine applique. I hope to try freezer paper next bc neither are really successful for me
ReplyDeleteI've done lots of appliqué, hand and machine. This is a awesome book with several projects I want to make.
ReplyDeleteI actually just purchased this book recently to make my first appliqued pillow. Well, technically, my second, but the first one was a disaster since I tried to do it without any guidance or instruction.
ReplyDeleteThis book is wonderful, with a great many projects that I'm looking forward to making.
I've tried applique but was a miserable failure. I hope to learn the proper way to do it soon.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried appliqué yet and I want to try it. I also want to buy this book.
ReplyDeleteThe only applique I've done is sewing dresden plates to their backing. This was many years ago, and that experience put me off off trying applique again. It's time that I got over it, and Cory's pretty--and very modern--patterns are just the motivation I need. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYes..... I LOVE applique!!!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks amazing - Thanks for sharing!!
Yes..... I LOVE applique!!!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks amazing - Thanks for sharing!!
Some of my applique looks better then others!!!
ReplyDeleteYES! I am practicing that very same shape using needle turn method. Who knew there was a whole book about it! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI rarely do any applique though I can - I prefer die cut applique, bondaweb and button hole stitch.
ReplyDeleteYes, I've done applique before. Love Corey's use of colors.
ReplyDeleteHave only done a tiny amount of applique and that was using a machine. I love the look of applique though and need to get a lot better at it so I can do more projects with it.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks wonderful! I haven't been doing appliqué long but I love it!
ReplyDeleteI've tried fusible applique and a few other methods. I'm not great at needle turned.
ReplyDeleteI've done needle turn appliqué a couple of times and fusible appliqué many times. I finish the edges with either a hand or machine blanket stitch. What I really love is wool appliqué because the edges don't fray!
ReplyDeletetstanulis@verizon.net
I have done applique, both fusible and needle turn.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the book. Thanks for the giveaway!
I've done applique on several quilts, but always by machine.
ReplyDeleteI have done hand applique in the past and really enjoyed it. In recent years, I've done machine piecing only (mostly baby quilts and small patchwork projects) but this book looks beautiful and I'd love to try machine applique!
ReplyDeleteI am just starting my third appliqué project. Ik forward to trying more.
ReplyDeleteI have done a little appliqué but I do not feel confident at all about taking on new projects. The book looks great. I love coreys blog. Thanks for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMost of the appliqué I do is either with wool felt and perle cotton or with Wonder Under and my machine's buttonhole stitch.
ReplyDeleteLong time ago I tried my hand at Hawaiian quilting. I started with a pillow, thinking it would be small. Needless to say my pineapples were crooked...that was my last applique. But that was before glue and adhesive webbing. I'd love to give it another try!
ReplyDeleteI've just started doing some applique work using my machine and by hand. Thanks for the chance to win this book!
ReplyDeleteI love doing applique and would love to win a copy of the book.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn to appliqué...love that cover quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have done lots of applique on small quilts but mainly button-hole. I have done a little needle turn applique. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI've never appliqued and I'm a little afraid actually. I need to buy this book!
ReplyDeleteI have done some traditional applique and would love to do some more with a modern look.
ReplyDeleteYes, I love all kinds of appliqué.
ReplyDeleteI have done a little applique! Love the look it makes and the handmade touch! This book looks so fun!
ReplyDeletesatterfieldfamily@sbcglobal.net
I have done a little machine applique years ago and currently am working on a wool applique project.
ReplyDeleteI love appliqué, especially by hand. It is so relaxing!
ReplyDeleteI love applique and I've just started a wall quilt using floral applique blocks.
ReplyDeletewlinda_ca at yahoo dot com
I love machine-finished applique! I could never get the hang of hand applique, but other methods are lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt had y seams and appliqué, but I haven't tried it since. Not sure why, but I need to rectify that.
ReplyDeleteI really like machine appliqué. I love the shape of these petals!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy doing applique. I am always looking for new patterns and new techniques to improve my piecing and quilting. This book looks great!
ReplyDeleteI have never done applique but recently bought a craftsy class to learn how. I love the petal quilt and the cover of the book and am hoping that I will win one.
ReplyDeleteI am a new quilter but I have done one appliqué. It was a swap...when I signed up I thought "how hard can it be." LOL imakejoy@aol.com
ReplyDeleteWorking on my first applique project Slow going
ReplyDeleteYes, I love applique. The petals shown here are fun. I like the designs.
ReplyDeleteI love to do wool applique, and I love to make tiny bias stems with flowers and leaves.
I love applique. I have done a few in round robins and on my own quilts. thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have tried applique, but must admit it is not my favorite thing to do. However, I certainly do admire the beautiful works of art that other quilters have made.
ReplyDeleteI've tried appliqué several times but it doesn't come real easy to me.
ReplyDeleteI've only done one appliqué project but have a few more projects on the list to do. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done appliqué. And I have been admiring this book for awhile now. Would love to have it.
ReplyDeleteYes, I did one applique project when I hand pieced a small wall hanging years ago and had given it to my teenage daughter. Now you have me wondering if she still has it in her possession. I love this book because to me it is whimsical and I love whimsy. I would love to have it.
ReplyDeleteI made a one block table mat for my first applique project a few years back. I then made a lap quilt using a pattern from "With Fabric &Thread". I still haven't decided if I'm a fan of applique or not. Either way, I love the outcome!
ReplyDeleteI've only tried machine applique so far.
ReplyDeleteI have done a couple of applique projects, but i am always feeling uneasy, unsure of myself. I would love to learn more. Thank you for giving me a chance to win this book.
ReplyDeleteI have done a lot of appliqué. My favorite method is finished edge appliqué sewn down with satin stitch around the edges. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click in the delaineelliott above for my email link.
I just finished my first appliqué quilt using the starch method. Never thought I would enjoy appliqué so much but am now hooked and can't wait to pick my next project.
ReplyDeleteI love applique! I do more machine applique than by hand, but do love both! This book looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNo, I have not tried it, but I think it would be fun to learn.
ReplyDeleteI have done a fair bit of fusible applique by hand. I need to try it with my machine now!
ReplyDeleteI have done a very basic applique flower, but I look forward to the day when I attempt something more involved.
ReplyDeleteI have tried a little bit of applique, I'd like to more soon.
ReplyDeletejen dot barnard at btinternet dot com
I love the look of appliqué but am a bit intimidated by it. Would like to learn how to do it!
ReplyDeleteYes, I have "dabbled" in appliqué and I really love it. My favorite is wool appliqué. The wool fabric feels so cozy and does not fray for the most part.
ReplyDeleteI also like to do the spray starch-freezer paper method, turning the edges under with my tiny iron. It is quite a relaxing method, and the results are amazing.
Corey's book looks inviting! Love those petals.
Thanks! nettiecrain@live.com
I've done a little needle turn appliqué in the past and I would love to hone my skills even more. I love the scrappy fabric colors in the petals quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have done lots of applique but none recently!
ReplyDeleteMy very first quilt was done with quite a bit of appliqué and I've been in love ever since. I especially love needle turn!
ReplyDeleteXo
I need a refresher course in applique....it's been a while.
ReplyDeleteI love needle turn applique, but I've never tried machine applique. That's next on my list to learn to do. Must get this book!6691
ReplyDeleteyes, I've done some machine applique. The only hand applique I've done is the wool on cotton by Lisa Bongean. I appliqued small petal shapes on a drunkards path quilt once- waited until it was on the quilting frame & then sewed them on.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on one now:) Thanks for the chance to win some books.
ReplyDeleteYes I have done both blanked stitch by hand using applique techniques which I enjoy very much. I have also done applique on the machine but prefer to do it by hand if possible.
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't tried applique yet but it is on my to do list. Only been piecing/quilting for about 9 months so far so. This book looks like a wonderful addition for me. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in appliqué and have made a minor attempt. Maybe this would help me motivate me to just do it!
ReplyDeleteI've done some raw edge applique!
ReplyDeleteI love appliqué and I have done several small projects. I always have some type of hand work on the go to sit down and relax with.
ReplyDeleteI use applique on most of my projects! Simply or difficult, I love it all.
ReplyDeleteYes, and I love the colors and freshness of these petals
ReplyDeleteI love applique and find it very relaxing. The pedals are adorable.
ReplyDeleteI learned to do applique this year from a guild meeting and I LOVE it!! I search out new applique projects now.
ReplyDeleteActually am working on an Applique wallhanging! My first try at applique...and am loving it! Would love to have this book!! Pictures are inspiring for sure!! :)
ReplyDeleteI just started to applique and enjoy it very much. The book looks awesome :) Thank you for the chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book - cover quilt is so pretty and fresh looking - lots of really interesting ideas - great book - what fun it would be to play with..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance
MaryLou
Fun4Me1249@aol.com
Hi there! Yes I have done some appliqué but I'm slow.
ReplyDeleteWould love this book
I have practiced applique, but never completed a project! :o
ReplyDeleteI've never appliqued a quilt, although I have done stockings for the whole family with appliqued animals.
ReplyDeleteI have an applique quilt in the planning stages, tnough, for my grandbaby when she graduates from a crib.
I've just appliquéd a couple of bunnies to a quilt of Moda's Sunnyside fabrics. They provide a whimsical finishing touch.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another giveaway opportunity.
I've done mostly machine embroidered applique, but I have done a few small projects using machine applique. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love applique, but struggle with making it look nice and neat. News are most helpful.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed. I stayed away from it for years, but now that I've completed an appliqué quilt (actually a triptych wall hanging), I'm ready for more.
ReplyDeleteIt's my birthday - love the post and yes, I do applique. I love doing it by hand, but recently am learning to do it with the machine. A little intimidating right now, but I think more durable for kids. So, I am working on the blanket stitch (by machine)for my grandkids. Would love this book and it would sure help me to be more confident! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI have done several applique wall hangings but never a quilt. Maybe I should try one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely book. Thank you for the opportunity to win it. Yes, I've done applique. On two quilts I have flowers and vines on the corners, just that extra zip added to make the entire quilt pop.
ReplyDeleteI love appliqué and go with fusible most every time. Every other quilt I make has some appliqué it adds so much dimension and interest, I don't get tired of it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love appliqué and have done several projects with it. Always looking for something new!
ReplyDeleteI've done a few small appliqué projects and would love to attempt a larger piece. This book looks like a wonderful guide and inspiration. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done both hand and machine applique. I enjoy both. This is a lovely book. I think my granddaughter and I could find at least one quilt we would enjoy doing together. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI made a few appliqué quilts many years ago and thought I was pretty proficient at it. Fast forward 30 years - recently tried a small appliqué project and boy, I need to go back to school! I think I need to tackle some practice pillow tops before I sew a quilt. I originally used needle turn appliqué. Now I would like to fuse and use my machine stitches to appliqué.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book! Yes, I've tried both needle turn and machine applique. Machine applique is by far my favorite! Thank you for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done applique before, both by hand and machine. And, I love it! Look like a great book and would love to win a copy. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYes, I've done a lot of hand appliqué and I really enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteI have done some machine applique, I would like to learn some hand applique techniques~!
ReplyDeleteI've done raw edge applique on a Christmas wreath wall hanging and right now I am part of a swap of appliqued primitive cat blocks with my guild. Having lots of fun with it.
ReplyDeleteYes, but it has been years. Would love to get into applique again!
ReplyDeletelenelson(at)mail(dot)com
Good morning! I do simple needle turn applique. This book looks right up my alley :)
ReplyDeleteI did one block years ago in a block of the month at a LQS.
ReplyDeleteI love to do repeat patters with my stash and this looks perfect - would love to play with these patterns!
ReplyDeleteI love the portability of applique. And yes, there is a lot of work in those blocks. My favorite project was a "monster" quilt made from fabulous batiks for my daughter. Tried a Baltimore block of the month after that.
ReplyDeleteI really like to applique! It is fun to have a project that I can do while I am away from my sewing machine. To me, hand sewing is very relaxing. This books looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis would be perfect for my scraps! I hae only done ome machine appique. Never by and. Thanks for a chance to win this fabulous looking book
ReplyDeleteI tried some very basic and simple applique recently and am about to embark on a more ambitious piece.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks great! I did an applique project many years ago. Perhaps it's time to try it again...
ReplyDeleteYes, I applique and doing it helps my time go by gracefully as I must live in an assisted living home. I want to do gifts for my new friends with my lifetime stash.
ReplyDeleteI've just begun doing doing machine applique and I love it. One can be so creative with it.
ReplyDeleteyoyopattycakes@hotmail.com
Love applique from the whimsical to elegant and serious.
ReplyDeleteYes I have tried applique but my skills are limited!
ReplyDeleteI have done hand and machine applique with fusible web. I have finished the edges with decorative stitches and left raw edges. I admit that I shy away from appliqué, though, and would like to be more comfortable with it. What a beautiful book! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove Corey's playfullness in her designs. Applique is one of my favorites - machine sewn or needle turn works for me. A wonderful giveaway and finally you do not have to be on Facebook to participate. Judy C in NC
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love Applique by hand. Not so much by machine.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried it YET, but it's on my list of sewing things to try!!
ReplyDeleteI do appliqué all the time - it is my quilting method of choice!
ReplyDeleteI've just started machine applique ('cause it's faster!). I love sitting down and doing it by hand, but time gets in the way! Thanks for the chance at winning this beautiful book!
ReplyDeleteI have tried applique - sometimes better than others!
ReplyDeleteYes. Fusible appliqué on a few projects. I love my talking birds quilt! :)
ReplyDeleteI like to do machine applique using a satin stitch.
ReplyDeleteI love doing all kinds of applique though I enjoy hand applique the most. Corey's book looks like a winner. Thanks for offering a giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a peek inside this book!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite appliqué quilt was a baby quilt of animal heads each made from different fairy frost fabrics. I had so much fun making it for a friend's grandson.
I love the look of applique. There are so many ways to use it. I would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI have made a few quilts with hand applique. The quilt I just finished has dresden plates.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
An 83 year old friend and quilter taught me how to do needle turn applique and we have a bee that meets twice a month. Now machine applique is still in the 'to do list" of learning. This book lookd like it would be the one to help me accomplish that. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have a big applique project in the works. I'm slightly terrified but am determined to do it as best I can.
ReplyDeleteI have not yet! Whenever I need applique done, I call up my mom because I'm too nervous to do it myself.
ReplyDeleteI have done a little raw edge applique. The book looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeletea long time ago and it wasn't easy. willing to try again.
ReplyDeleteHave never tried appliqué, but ready to learn!
ReplyDeleteLove applique needle turn or machine.
ReplyDeleteOne of my very first quilts was machine appliqué. Didn't know it was supposed to be hard just did it.
ReplyDeleteI've tried it and I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am working on an applique project right now..."In the Meadow we shall build a snowman" and I am getting tips off you tube. A book would be so much easier.
ReplyDeleteI've not a lot of applique but have a project I'll be starting this week that will use some applique.
ReplyDeleteI love applique! I think a good half of my quilts ARE appliqued-it's fun and it's a great stress buster besides! I also love your book. I am a traditional quilter but I found myself really liking the ones shown. Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteI think this would be some handy books.. Love to do applique and even better.. I can use my stash!
ReplyDeleteI love to do wool applique by hand and have done a couple of pieces using fusible for small quilts. Looks like a great book!
ReplyDeleteFun because you can take it wherever you go...Thanks for the cnance..Love the playful petals..
ReplyDeleteSandra Beck
I've only done some free hand appliqué work on Halloween stockings but would love to try out some of these patterns! They're so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI do use applique, it's a good way to use up my stash and it adds another dimension to my quilts.
ReplyDeleteI tried it twice and both were disasters, but I eould love to try again.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy applique and have done BOM's that are all applique.
ReplyDeleteI love to play with appliqué. I like to take my daughter's drawings and turn them into appliqué. She likes my rendition of her art work. This looks like a very interesting book. Thank you for showing us. Really would be nice to have in my sewing library.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely fresh approach to the old appliqué methods I have used in the past.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy both needle turn and machine appliqué. Corey's book looks very interesting and I would love to make some of her projects. Thank you for the chance to win a copy of the book.
ReplyDeleteI have only begun to dabble in applique. I would love to learn more about machine, hand (starched) and needle turn methods. Thanks for the chance at this book.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried hand applique - only raw edge. Love the patterns in the book1
ReplyDeleteYes but I haven't done applique in a long time. I would love to try these beautiful quilts
ReplyDeleteI've done one appliqué project a bunny table runner. I love her book, it is on my list to buy.
ReplyDeleteI like using applique to add accents to a project. At this point I haven't tried doing an entire applique quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have only done a few pieces of applique on a sampler quilt.
ReplyDeletei just made my first applique quilt..lots of fun i can't wait to learn more.
ReplyDeleteerin2470@hotmail.com
Love doing appliqué. Started out with clothing and now appliqué on quilts and smaller projects.
ReplyDeleteI have just learned to do applique, so I am quite the novice, but learning!!
ReplyDeleteYes I've done applique before. This new book looks awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteI've had some practice with machine quilting not much with hand appliqué. This book looks like it is full of fun projects.
ReplyDeleteI keep wanting to make something with applique, but get discouraged when it does not come out well. This book intrigues me because I think the focus is great and I like the fresh look.
ReplyDeleteI like applique, but don't LOVE it like I do hand quilting. I really love the results, though! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteI've tried needleturn applique but prefer fusible or wool techniques. I could see a couple of the blocks in this book using one of the techniques I've used. Thanks for the Summer reading reviews.
ReplyDeleteAdd me to the list of those who have been shy to do applique projects, and therefor, there are so many pretty patterns that I pass on.It is one of my goals for this year,and this year is slipping by...
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Corey's designs! I've really been wanting her book! I haven't done much appliqué but I'm anxious to learn her methods!
ReplyDeleteI am a new quilter and have not done appliqué, but I adore Corey Yoder and would love this book so I can Learn appliqué from her. She is a very talented person and has lots to offer. Please let it be me that gets to hug one of those books.
ReplyDeleteI can do applique, but most of the projects I've done were Christmas projects. I love Corey Yoders projects and quilts, though, and would like to try some quilts. cdahlgren(at)(live)(dot)(com)
ReplyDeleteI like applique but I'm not that good yet. I need more practice.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried applique yet, but I really want to learn! I LOVE the looks of this book and really admire Corey!
ReplyDelete-karrie
ksmith8@emich.edu
I've done some fusible applique, but i'm feeling the call to needle-turn applique. This book looks like a great place to start.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved the way appliqué looked, but was afraid to try it. I took a class at my local quit shop and found it I started slow I would learn to love it. I did and do love it!
ReplyDeleteI do use applique, although for the first few years I did quilting, I referred to it as the "A" word. All I had to do was try it, and since then I've enjoyed it, especially using the fusible technique.
ReplyDeleteI find machine and hand applique relaxing.
ReplyDeleteI love to applique!!!
ReplyDeleteYes I have, I really like it but need to practice more
ReplyDeleteI have only done one or two pieces of applique. But now I have a Block of the Month quilt that includes applique, so I am going to get some practice.
ReplyDeleteI love applique and use it often.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done some applique, it adds a nice compliment to my quilts!carolann427@aol.com
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done some applique, it adds a nice compliment to my quilts!carolann427@aol.com
ReplyDeleteYes, I have done some applique, it adds a nice compliment to my quilts!carolann427@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI have never tried appliqué - but then I am fairly new to sewing having only got my first machine a month ago. I definitely hope to give it a try on future projects :-)
ReplyDeleteI have tried applique once. I did not do it right, but I am anxious to try again on the right project.
ReplyDeleteI have done applique several times on children's quilts, takes time but I enjoy it, the book shows some patterns I would love to try.Thanks for the chance to win it!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried applique even though I love it! I'm intimidated by it. Hopefully some day I'll give it a shot.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like to hand applique, and I have also done machine applique. thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI've done a bit of applique before, in fact, just this past weekend I hosted a baby shower and had the guests make appliques for the onesies (now I have to go sew them all down!!)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great book. I am new at applique. I have done a butterfly and tulip quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've only tried iron-on type applique then used blanket-stitch. I enjoy doing the blanket stitch by hand as well as by machine. I've never tackled the turned method. It's on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteYes I have made a few different applique projects - Christmas and angels seem to be a happy theme for me! These petals projects look so gorgeous too!
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