Here is the beginning of my "Fly Like an Eagle" journey in applique.
I found this pattern in Sarah Fielke's book and loved its simplicity--uhhh..and also not a
lot of pieces for a neophyte appliquer...;}}} I will be showing how I do--warts and all..
I plan to do prepared applique as needleturn makes my stomach clench in knots...for some strange reason...;???)
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AND....
I am taking a break from the Coin Toss series (will be backing and quilting Midnight Garden
next--and pondering what in the heck to do with the other two sets that is different!)
Soooo,
In the meantime, ("...in between time, ain't we got fun..")
Here are the first 3 liberated baskets I've made: Fruits and Flowers
I am using up the last (sob, sob!!) of my beloved toile print as a background ....
On the left basket the handles didn't remain where they were told to stay--they bowed outside the edges (bad handles!! Naughty bias!!) and so I will applique a few leaves and cherries to uhhh ....cover up their errant ways...hahaha they will definitely be .......
L I B E R A T E D....;))))
I have 3 more cut out and ready to sew...those handles really have a mind of their own...
but I think I can "Handle" (groan) them.....
Hope you are all enjoying this holiday...we are--I am so glad to have the
hubster home....;)))
hugs
Julierose, La Blageuse (flying-euse)
Glad to hear your hubby is home. Fun baskets. Good luck with your Eagle. I tried some hand work the other day, and hand just shakes too badly.
ReplyDeleteButterfly is winging it's way to you now.
Hugs
Love your eagle, and your liberated baskets. The fabric is so yummy.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your Eagle progress...I love eagle quilts! Your baskets are fun and the added leaves and cherries are perfectly wonderful liberated additions! (PS, love your toile fabric, too!)
ReplyDeleteI love the looks of that Eagle...can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting a lot done, my friend. I am so jealous.
Happy 4th!
Your eagle looks like a fun project and your baskets look cute :)
ReplyDeletelove toile fabric. Tour baskets are cute even with a mind of their own
ReplyDeleteYour eagle is flying high by the looks of it! I too love your toile fabric...my bedroom curtains are identical to your backgrounds. Lovely baskets and I also enjoyed making a Chinese Coins quilt...great way to use up smaller fabric pieces. Happy Holiday to you.
ReplyDeletelove liberated quilting. and cant wait to see the eagle soar.
ReplyDeleteI always love eagle quilts. I'm starting a new one soon myself. fun toile
ReplyDeleteHope the hubster is being a good patient and resting. I love your eagle, I have that particular book and love her patterns, Now, your beautiful liberated baskets are a delight!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your husband is home again. That toile is lovely and makes a great background for your baskets.
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