Applique wall hanging

[Poppytree]

Loved Rachelle's applique class so much, I started another one with the leftovers. Just the final stitching to do but need to be wide awake and in a good light.

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Its stitched together using a tiny zig-zag stitch (about 18-20 to the inch) and monofilament thread which is invisible.

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[wendyw1]

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Stunning, well done!

[lilmouse]

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Very nice!

[Monique]

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I don't know what to say except WOW!!

[quilter.martha]

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Absolutely beautiful!

[CrazyMtnLady]

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Beeeee-Uuuuuu-Teeeee-Fullllllllll!!! I love it.

[Sandy Navas]

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Now we need some special Jane lessons - since she's becoming our expert appliquer. Gorgeous work. Looks as if you paid attention in your class. Lucky you!

[Claire Hallman]

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Oooh, I just love iris and your wall hanging is beautiful.

[Gayle8675309]

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Very pretty. I still haven't tried applique...I plan to very soon though. I hope I get results as pretty as your quilt.

Gayle

[Koda]

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I really like this. The curves are done wonderfully.
Nice work!

Namaste,
Koda

[madampolo]

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The fabric looks thick. Is it regular cotton or felt? Does it look thick because of the batting and stitching?

[Quiltlover]

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How pretty!! Isn't applique fun!!


Brenda

[Bubby]

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Jane, This is simply beautiful...wonderful colors and workmanship! Barb

[Poppytree]

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Made in regular cottons, turned and glued on to Floriana 'stitch and wash' then machined on to the cotton base using monofilament and tiny zig-zag stitch. Once the borders are on it will need a gentle wash to remove any glue then back, quilt and bind to finish. It needs a good press but I don't want to 'set' any surplus glue

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