This is the photo I used for inspiration. It was taken in the Prospect area by Heather, who gave me her kind permission to recreate her beautiful photo in fabric. Thanks Heather. |
The
Prospect Lobster Supper is coming up...in August...but it is time now
to start collecting blocks to make the raffle quilt. The theme for the
quilt is to make a block that depicts something from the Village.
A lovely summer day in Prospect Village , Nova Scotia. Prospect was first settled in 1754 |
Below is the block that I made using Heather's photo as inspiration. Wild roses are so plentiful here during the summer. I decided I would use this block to get over my
fear of machine applique. I used tissue paper as a stabilizer and that
worked great. It tore off the back easily when finished stitching. I had
no puckering at all. I used Wonderfil Tutti 50# and Sulky Blendables
30# thread with a Superior Titanium 90/14 topstitch needle. I used stitch #17 on my Pfaff QE. The
stitching was a pleasure. I see more machine appliqued projects in my future.
My Block - 12 1/2" square
a close up of the wild rose. |
Your block is wonderful! It looks just like the picture. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt is terrific Linda , it will make a lovely addition to the quilt!!
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