
I finished up the Flower Blocks for Green Tea and Sweet Beans. I made them my own way and I think it worked out just fine.

I appliqued my flower onto the background. The directions were to add pieces to the flower to square it up. I thought this method was so much easier! And more accurate too.

I didn't applique the stem. I sewed it between to pieces of the bottom fabric. I used freezer paper to make the correct shape to be sewn to the flower pieces.

I just sewed the two pieces together and then trimmed to finished size. Done!!
I have 3 blocks left to make to finish the body of this quilt. The border is a whole other story. It's full of applique. This top won't be done for awhile but I'm really enjoying it and that's what counts!
Oh that was a really good way to make them--they came out looking just lovely hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julierose! I felt this way was so much easier for me! Easier is better!!
DeleteYour method worked out really well. I like the way you fussy cut your flower petals.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Em! So glad you noticed that little detail!!
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