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Join us on a TQS exclusive 12-month journey into the land of childhood memory with a charming quilt designed especially for TQS by internationally-known Australian designer Lynette Anderson. Lynette combines simple, unpretentious folk art style appliqué motifs with patchwork blocks for a quilt that will be lots of fun to make. Each month we will provide photos, detailed directions for a portion of the quilt, and full-size patterns. We will once again be offering monthly companion teaching videos as well. It all makes for a year of fun and learning!

TOPIC: Needleturn Appliqué

Needleturn Appliqué 03 Mar 2015 14:27 #127966

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Lovely and fresh look :)

Mug rugger and lounge lizard
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Needleturn Appliqué 03 Mar 2015 11:49 #127954

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Barb, very nice contrast of colors, especially the addition of polka dots with white--adds to the luminescence of the quilt and the background of the outer border where the applique' is done, looking like it has a bit of gray in the beige, adds to the brightness. Love it! :)

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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 15:13 #127926

Nicely done Barb. I love the leaves.

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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 14:26 #127924

Barb that looks just great. I particularly like the leaves on the trees, so much nicer! Well done and lucky friend. :cheer:
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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 12:19 #127923

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I agree very nice Barb!

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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 11:26 #127917

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Barb, Very nice. I agree, lucky friend. I think you've succeeded quite well with the colors being similar but brighter than Lynnette's.
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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 11:05 #127916

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Barb, I like what you have done so far, it has a nice 'cleanness' to the colourway to it.


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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 10:30 #127914

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It's beautiful, Barb! You have a very lucky friend.
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Needleturn Appliqué 02 Mar 2015 10:03 #127913

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January and February done, woo-hoo!

I am making this as a surprise for a good friend who lives in a 1900 renovated schoolhouse out in the country. I am using my fabrics, close to Lynette's color way, but brighter I hope.

So far I have been using Ricky's Stable Stuff with glue for the applique, but just pressed the windows and door without any Stable Stuff - and then am hand-appliqueing everything. One of the things I want to learn during this BOM is needle-turn so am going to give that a shot with March maybe.

Is anyone else using the Perfect Stems? Oh my goodness, I LOVE this tool - no folded raw edges, so easy to manipulate and stitch.


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Needleturn Appliqué 01 Mar 2015 22:38 #127900

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Hi Debbie, I agree with Rita any type of applique would be great with this quilt!
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Needleturn Appliqué 01 Mar 2015 13:17 #127887

Hi Debbie and sorry to hear you are suffering with carpal tunnel. Yes this quilt would look just as well with raw edge appliqué or any other kind either. You should do whatever is easier on your hands.
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Needleturn Appliqué 01 Mar 2015 13:04 #127886

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Question...this is a beautiful block of the month which I would like to try but I am not able to do a lot of handwork right now because of carpel tunnel problems. For those of you who have been working on it, do you think it would look okay with raw edge machine applique or would invisible machine applique be better? Thanks for your help.
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Needleturn Appliqué 28 Feb 2015 14:47 #127852

I think next month's instructions will be a lot easier because there are just a few hexagon flowers and a vine to do so you will have lots of time to get both finished before April. Don't get disheartened, just slowly plug away at it and before you know it it will be done and beautiful. ;)
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Needleturn Appliqué 28 Feb 2015 14:42 #127850

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Why did I choose to do needle turn applique ?! I've just counted and I have 30 leaves to do - and its the last day of February.
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