Feeling A Bit Fruity With Thermoweb Designers

Actually, I usually feel a bit fruity everyday, but today even more so. 

ThermOWeb had four designers (me included) design fruit blocks. 

Then, we were challenged with creating a  project using those blocks. 

This is what I came up with...

Feeling A Bit Fruity

45" x 45"

My applique blocks were made using Therm O Web EZ Print Lite Sheets

which are so easy using an inkjet printer. Print, iron, cut out, press...no tracing!

I love the way the protective back peels off so easily...no need to score the paper with a pin.

Fruit blocks for this table topper can be found on ThermOWeb’s blog:

My apple block - HERE

Amy C's lemons - HERE

Carla H's watermelon - HERE

Amy W's cherries - HERE

You can find this pattern on the ThermOWeb blog or at my Craftsy store.

Apples, Apples, Apples For ThermOWeb's BOM

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:

 Therm O Web EZ Print Lite Sheets

Heat n Bond Fusible Interfacing

Aurifil Thread, 50 Wt

Oliso Purple Iron (purple makes everything more fun!)

5-6 fabrics for apples

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.