Too scarey of a word for me to say lol. Did I ever tell you all the very first thing I ever quilted was an appliqued girl. She was so horrid I hung her on my wall as a reminder to never ever again try applique lol. Anyhow back to my subject line, I was convinced by a great number of you all to give it a try so
I finally braved the A word (shhh its applique)
Atta girl, Carissa. Your stars are just great. I laughed about your posting your appliquéd girl on the wall. We have a very simple pieced chicken that we keep on the design wall. The hen is simply squares and HSTs but with the block arrangement assembled carelessly, her tail feathers are sticking painfully in instead of pointing out. It's an hilarious reminder to Pay Attention. Good for you. We're proud of you. Polly
"Carissa" Too scarey of a word for me to say lol. Did I ever tell you all the very
ah lol I am glad I am not the only one with reminders on my wall your chicken sounds wonderful. I love your description of the painfully turned inwards :)
Carissa
Way to go, Carissa! You're a brave soul - and you did a great job. I learned to like machine applique a lot better once I started using a stabilizer! I had been told it would help, but did I believe? No-o-o-o-o! Darned if "they" weren't right.
Looks good, nice pointy points. Well done! So what's next? Roberta in D
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Good job Carissa!
Wow, Carissa! :D You did a lovely job on that! Is it hand appliqué? And the fact that it's small is even more impressive. As another a-phobic quilter, I'm awed! :)
I just did it by machine.... the H word (hand) is as bad as the A word around here lol (except and you must never ever tell.... I like hand quilting better than machine shhhhh) Thanks all :)
Carissa
LOL! I have a new-to-me book on machine appliqué -- I swear I'm going to try it sometime soon. ;) As for hand quilting vs. machine quilting, I love them both for different reasons. :)
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