Totally appliqued.
Print or trace the block diagram onto a sheet of paper.
Cut a 6" x 6" square out of background fabric.
Using a light table or bright window, mark the positions of the shapes on the background fabric square. This makes positioning the applique shapes much easier.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiabM7baYweLEPAvDOtQv6Ohz1m09upR6X-T2J5kqpGmNI5eQWtq0LsiD9dpR8bxG-_yva1xOL_UW4pOH081lgyMglYEh69AOz1wDiPyXJK8l47SyCH0NgJZtPQwNXhak6JYem7H5OROko/s400/j1-1.jpg)
Using your favorite applique method, applique the leaf shapes and square into position on the background fabric square.
Trim the block to 5" x 5", centering the appliqued pieces carefully.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiF7XhTtw5vt7xDWHPNXwAtB7A_EUMqD-I8DLrD8kzBcQi_kjpT0CmopdQHQvYaZ6A6yxICInasf4L8Z52Gn4KTlbzB654Bz_KjqUsfACm63IO9kKQ8qyd26_AvwAQLH3MpAcA23FiG0RA/s400/j1-2.jpg)
(This block is not skew. I think I took the photo at an angle.)
WOW I think quilters are insane! That is seriously hard, meticulous stuff! It looks BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteThis is very simple and easy. Thank
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