Appliqué
I know some people call appliqué the “A” word. However, to me, it is wonderful, since it is so portable.
I always carry some kind of handwork with me. Sometimes it is knitting because you never know when you will find a few minutes to do some stitching. It is so satisfying to finish a project in those moments waiting for an appointment or picking up children.
All of my appliqué quilts are combined with piecing. Some of them include piecing with my Sewfasst Techniques®.
Combining appliqué and piecing in a quilt, really makes the quilt. If you are just looking for individual floral appliqué blocks, my Block of the Month Appliqué Collection is still available.
Or take a look at the projects in Pieced Quilts, Bargello Quilts, Sewfasst®Quilts, Books, and Crafts. Rotary cutting and machine sewing experience are required for all levels.
In the pattern descriptions, patterns are rated as to difficulty.
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The design has more involved construction techniques, but relatively easy. |
The design has complicated construction techniques, but worth the extra effort! |
Some of the patterns are available at Craftsy, clicking on either the title or the thumbnail will take you to a full-size picture and description.
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| Flower Lattice Quilt | Geese in the Lily Pond | Home Sweet Home |
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| Lotus Blossom | Oma’s Cupboard | Pick a Peck |
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| Snow Crystal | Stars ‘n’ flowers | Wreath of Flowers |
