Are you ready to start another new day with a new pattern? I hope so – life is great and affords us many opportunities to start fresh and new – and today is a great day to start making a new quilt: Ruffled Roses. Each month, you will find the pattern for part of this quilt online. Just print the instructions, cut, stitch, press… and before you know it, time will have passed, and you will be ready to enjoy your own Ruffled Roses quilt. What a wonderful way to start each month!
Connie, you might want to try pinching the seam allowance under before you start to applique, and you might not need to use the toothpick quite as much! This is a method I learned from Becky Goldsmith (Episode 611; minute 29:05) and it really does make a difference!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Here's the needle-turned (or should I say toothpick-turned, as the needle wasn't my weapon of choice ) outer vine of my modified block. Now on to the inner vine. Should be quicker, since the circumference will be much smaller
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This is what the outer ring of the vine center of my altered block looks like. (There will be a center ring to which the roses are attached.) I traced the pattern onto freezer paper, ironed it onto a second layer of FP for stiffness, and cut it out. Next I ironed it to the right side of the fabric, and marked all around the edge with a 01 Pigma pen. My fabric is so busy that I don't think I'll have trouble with the ink showing after I needle turn it.
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Hey thats great I have been using the heart shape so much over the last few years myself so thats a great way to go and good on you for the ever so lovely creative design change......he he he
Taree NSW - Australia
My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself
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Thanks, Judy and Margo! And mega-thanks to Margo for all the creativity and work you have done for the TQS BOMs! Up til now, I've just been watching from the sidelines, but your leadership has inspired me to "suit up and get into the game"!
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