What are some of your favorite applique patterns and subjects? I really love Bee Creative Studios patterns. The designer's name is Nancy Davis Murty. I would love to see more fun and whimsical patterns out there. What kind of themes inspire you?
Sundancer
I love the Pa Dutch themes - they remind me of my Great Gran.
Since I don't do appliqué (I don't count sewing the label to the back of quilts -- LOL), I will have to say my favourites are the ones Polly has done for the {{{HUG Quilts}}} I have made AND received :-). She has done some truly lovely floral motifs. CiaoMeow >^;;^<
PAX, Tia Mary >^;;^< (RCTQ Queen of Kitties) Angels can't show their wings on earth but nothing was ever said about their whiskers! Visit my Photo albums at
Awww gee, now Mary. It's one thing to applique a flower on a 6½" Hug block and quite another to do a 17,000 piece Baltimore Album. But I do sincerely thank you. Whatever success I have, I owe to our sweet Leslie with the Furbabies who sent me some spools of silk thread. Silk thread glides and hides; it's lovely. Polly
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OY, THE PAIN -- just thinking of a Baltimore Album block give me the heebie jeebies -- LOLOL! There's one lady in my needlework group who does that sort of thing and I tell her she is just plain crazy!!!! But they are lovely aren't they? A true pleasure to behold and it's like caring for newborns -- you wouldn't catch me doing it in a million years unless forced to at gun point but I do applaud those who do it and actually *enjoy* it!! LOLOL -- I'd probably piece the 17,000 pieces in a Baltimore Album quilt than willingly care for a newborn for more than
-- OH -- maybe 30 or 40 seconds :-). CiaoMeow >^;;^<
PAX, Tia Mary >^;;^< (RCTQ Queen of Kitties) Angels can't show their wings on earth but nothing was ever said about their whiskers! Visit my Photo albums at
I love anything "organic" -- plants, animals, people. I *don't* like to work on things with sharp straight edges and rectangles.
Although I really like the piecemakers.com designs, I just don't like sewing so many buildings. I still plan to do the 2000 "train" quilt eventually, though. It has just too many nifty details in it to pass up.
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I have become enamoured of The Bonnet Girls but haven't yet made any.
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