Don't sit back on your laurels though - we're far from done.
A simple little applique block.
Out of main block fabric, cut two 2" x 4" rectangles.
Out of background fabric, cut two 1" x 2" rectangles and one 5" square.
Cut one of the 2" x 4" rectangles in half lengthwise.
Sew the 1" x 2" background fabric rectangles to the other 2" x 4" main fabric rectangle as in the photo.
Cut the pieced section in half lengthwise, resulting in two 1" x 5" sections.
Mark the positions of the leaf shapes on the 5" x 5" square.
Applique the two leaf shapes into position and trim the square to 4" x 4", making sure that you keep the appliqued shapes centered.
Sew the 1" x 4" rectangles to opposing sides of the center square.
Sew the pieced rectangles to the top and bottom of the block.
I was absolutely delighted to find your blog. I'm getting ready to start 'that quilt' and it was wonderful to find a blog with such great tutorials. Thanks you!
ReplyDeleteI too am thinking of starting "that quilt". I have a penchant for large print cottons whereas I notice most Dear Janes use batiks or small-prints. Do you think a large-print would look ok, or would it detract from it in your opinion?
ReplyDeleteI love the fussy cut you did on the center melon. Very pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteI am 13 blocks into my quilt and am SOOOO GRATEFUL to have your tutorials to refer to- I've never done non fusible applique before- so thank you so much for all of your information!!
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