Monday, April 30, 2012

New Applique Project

I've started a new applique project.


Its an old Mountain Mist design-you know, one of the designs that was originally on the inside of the quilt batt wrapper- although I am not using the original setting. I've done one block so far-I'm planning on 9-and it will be for a class that starts next month so I better get going. I think its a great design for teaching needle turn applique-it has curves and points, etc.-its just missing inner points but I'll cover that in my border design.


I have one more block basted up but that's it. Lots to do...I'll try to remember to take pix as I go so I can share my process too.


What do you have up on your design wall? I'm linking to Design Wall Monday at Patchwork Times. Hop over-I peeked and there are lots of wonderful and even some funky fun stuff to see.

7 comments:

Susan said...

I like it. A few weeks ago I took an applique class using the P3 technique of preparing the pieces with starch and then gluing them in place before stitching. I keep trying more things with the needle turn in my quest for perfect points. I think practice is the key.

Angie in SoCal said...

I've seen that pattern in my Mountain Mist book. It is beautiful and look forward to see how you set it. Thanks for sharing!

Elaine/Muddling Through said...

It's looking good, Miri. I'll enjoy seeing your process on this one.

Sue Daurio said...

Oh that is so pretty! Can't wait to see more.

Vicki H. said...

What I love about this pattern is that it has the sweetness of an old fashioned quilt but the graphic punch that it could go in a modern quilt too. Love that iris. Too bad I stink it up with applique ;)

Heather said...

very nice. I like the modern fabrics for a traditional pattern. Looking forward to additional photos.

Kim said...

Oh look how beautiful! Isn't appliqueing with batiks just divine?
Lovely.

Happy Sewing