I have made more progress on the Quilt Nouveau Designs pattern, ‘Floral Reflections’, by Binky.
The yellow appliques are now stitched to the background fabric.
A few close ups:
I have also squared up my blocks to 12 inches. They are .5″ larger than the pattern called for. Rather than squaring to 11.5″, I have decided to adjust the borders when I am ready to work with them.
The blocks are set with sashing and squares, so working on borders will be next!
Quilt On!








Hi Laura! Wow, this sure is a pretty quilt top. Using a variety of thread colors really makes each block shine, don’t you think? I hope you’ve been enjoying the process – you’re doing gorgeous work. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Thank you, Roseanne! I love having the opportunity to use all of these shiny threads that have been in my stash for many a year! 🙂
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This one is a real labor of love. Looks great so far!
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Thank you, Donna! 🙂
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That is looking so wonderful Laura! Yes indeed, quilt on!
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Thanks, Kathy! I am happy with it! 🙂
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Love the colors this will be a beauty Laura! Hugs
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Thank you, Nanette! I love the colors, too! I hope things are going better for you and Clay now! 🙂
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Such fresh Spring colours – a perfect project for this time of year 🙂 I’m taking a closer look at your machine applique after my venture into needle turned applique!
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Allison, the applique is simply fused and then machine stitched with zig-zag and rayon thread. Of course, it could be done with a decorative stitch and other types of threads. It could also have the edges turned under (not in this project, but others I have done) and stitched down with a monofilament or fine weight thread using a blind stitch or zig-zag. There are so many ways to applique! 🙂
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