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- Sigrid’s Blocks
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- Joanne – all her blocks
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- Joanne
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- Joanne
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- Joanne
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- Joanne – TN Feb.
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- Joanne – TN April
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- Joanne – TN March
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- Joanne in CA
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- Sigrid – Germany 7
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- Joanne in CA – June
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- Sigrid – Germany 5
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- Sigrid – Germany 3
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- Sigrid – Germany 2
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- Sigrid – Germany 6
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- Sigrid – Germany 1
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- Joanne in Canada
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- Joanne in Canada
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- Haslina in Malaysia
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- Joanne in Canada – April
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- Joanne in Canada – March
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- Jeanette – January
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- Christina – January
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- Joanne in Canada – Feb.
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- Joanne in Canada – Jan.
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- Joanne M – Jan.
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- My January Block
Here’s photos of finished BOM blocks.
i love these patterns so looking forward to starting what size background you would recommend
Did you download the general info page? That information can be found there.
I was just wondering…. is everyone doing hand applique or are some of you using fusible or machine applique. The blocks all look wonderful. I have to take pics of March and April and send to Denise. Feb is going to be re-done as I am not pleased with it.
I am doing hand applique using the starch method
Not all of them are hand appliqued – I can’t remember who but I know at least one person is doing machine applique.
I’m using the fusible method. I learned a new-to-me method in a Kim Diehl class I took recently so may try that in the future. And yes, Denise, it uses nylon thead, but it looks hand appliqued.
I’m envious you were able to take a class of hers. I love her books.
I am doing a machine applique method using freezer paper (I learned the technique from a Kim Diehl book). I am using Invisafil (by Wonderfil) thread instead of nylon thread, it is softer and less visible.
I like the Invisafil – so much better than the old nylon threads.
Dear Denise,
thank you for posting my Blocks. It´s great to see them with allthe other beautiful blocks. I´m looking forward to the next one…:-))
Many greetings from germany
Sigrid
Your welcome – they look great. I finally got caught up with all the blog reader blocks and year of wallhanging photos I needed to add.
Wow Denise …been cruising this blog for a few minutes … too awesome.. Love your patterns… Love that Grannies Hankies
Bev