My mission, this week, should I choose to accept it - is to learn needleturn applique.
I am nearly half way with my Life is Beautiful blocks & some of them have applique as well as stitchery so it's time to try this and finish these blocks.
I'm a jet at blanket stitch applique but needleturn looks like doing grown up applique so has been avoided to date. Now, armed with a DVD to watch that came free with Quilters Companion Magazine I am set to hopefully add a new skill to my sewing bag.
Any hints or tips would be greatly appreciated!
Happy stitching
Tracee xx
No tips....good luck....I have had a few bashes but not good....
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt... I am also on a needleturn learning curve.... got lots of tips and links from various people... here... http://bubzrugz.blogspot.com/2011/07/journey-to-needleturn.html and here..... http://bubzrugz.blogspot.com/2011/07/mmmmm-i-have-no-idea-for-title.html hope some of these help.....
ReplyDeleteHugz
Good luck!! I prefer the starch method myself. Love your blocks - the applique will finish them off perfectly!
ReplyDeleteI love doing needle turn. Love your stitcherys.
ReplyDeletealas I am trying to master it as well..I might get there one day..if not thank goodness my machine has blanket stitch,cheers Vickie
ReplyDeleteNeedleturn is beautiful, but alas I am much to hyper to take the time to do it. Fusible web is on of my best friends. hee,hee,hee.
ReplyDeletexx,shell
I am afraid I settle for blanket stitch, Good luck with learning needleturn, it does seem like grown up applique.
ReplyDeleteLove your lib stitcheries they look great in the blue. I made this quilt too but mine was in browns.