I'm more of a cookie and donut kind of gal, but a really sweet apple is a pretty
good substitute. My stack of apples for ThermOWeb's BOM includes my favorite
red and yellow apples, but that green one is a bit too tart for me.
APPLES
Posted on the ThermOWeb blog today
Creating and sewing this block of
apples for the Therm O Web block of the month was easy.
Therm O Web EZ Print Lite Sheets make appliqueing so easy. All it takes is an inkjet printer
and your
designs are ready for to be ironed on the fabric. No tracing!
What you’ll need:
Aurifil Thread, 50 Wt
Oliso Purple Iron (purple
makes everything more fun!)
I used Northcott's Canvas fabrics by Deborah Edwards to make the apples.
You can find the pattern for APPLES in my Craftsy store HERE.
If I'm gonna eat apples I want them in a pie but if I wanted to admire apples I'd choose to admire your wall hanging. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute and perfect for fall arriving so quickly.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol what beautiful work,reminds me i need to stew some apples today xx
ReplyDeleteSame as Selina....pie for me!! But yiur piece is lovely
ReplyDeleteSadly I can't eat raw apples. I can only eat them in desserts :D
ReplyDeleteYour block of apples looks wonderful! Love the design and perfect fabric selection.
-Soma
That's a great block! I'm going to have to get some of the printable stuff, because I'm tired of tracing. LOL
ReplyDeleteCarol, this is beautiful. I love apples
ReplyDeleteLove this. Thank you!
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