Each Monday I check in with
Judy’s Design Wall Monday over at Patchwork Times, to take a peek at all the wonderful projects you are posting on your design wall.
And, just as I sneak in to peek, I sneak right back out without posting a thing. I know we all suffer with our sewing time being limited, if not obsolete at times, but I'm so proud to have a Tah-dah...finally something to share.
I’ve finished the appliqué pieces from
Erin Russek’s pattern Miss Hannah.
They are glue basted and ready for stitching. This has been a wonderful learning adventure in technique and color.
I could not have done this without Erin’s tutorials. With some practice I found I really enjoyed making each petal and leaf.
The only hang up I found was in selecting the colors I wanted to use. Until I took to heart what I had heard and read, “Use the colors you like and what feels good to you.” This basket of flowers puts a smile on my face.
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Judy Laquidara’s Patchwork Times.
Take care,
Penny
I love this! Love your fabric choices especially your fussy cut basket.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely; beautiful fabric palette. I love the simplicity of it, even with all the different patterns. Reminds me a little of a Pennsylvania Dutch palette, but more sophisticated.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, rich and cheerful colors. Just great!
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ReplyDeleteYour beautiful basket of flowers puts a smile on my face too! Wonderful color choices.
ReplyDeleteHey, that looks great. I love the fabric you used for your pot! Have fun stitching!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I esp. love the large center flower and the basket fabric. Really charming. Your work looks so nice. Great job.
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