I spent most of the weekend prepping these Wool Garden Blocks, my new favourite sewing notion is Misty Fuse. Now I can start stitching without any pins to get in the way or worry about glue not sticking. The first 2 blocks pictured, I had previously finished, the next 10 I'll be stitching on the long flights coming up soon. The wool in these kits is outstanding and I'm enjoying making each one. Now to start packing!
Happy Stitching, until next time. Wendy
They look just scrumptious!!
ReplyDeleteThey look marvelous. I have heard of misty fuse but have not tried it yet.
ReplyDeleteThey look fabulous, Wendy. You'll enjoy having these along while you travel.
ReplyDeleteOh Wendy!! They are stunning!! Well done!!Paulette
ReplyDeleteWhat pattern is that?
ReplyDeleteOh!!! I just love those blocks. I could fall very easily for that pattern.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the blocks!!! I've never heard of Misty Fuse, maybe if you time you can elaborate??
ReplyDeleteI love them all! Where did you get the patterns? Y-U-M-M-Y!
ReplyDeleteOh go off and have a blast as I know you will! Hopefully on the planes they will have decent movies for you as well as all that stitching ahead of you. :0)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've heard of Misty Fuse. I'm going to look that up!
Your applique is going to be absolutely stunning! I am so impressed I can hardly type!
ReplyDeleteI love your backgrounds, wonderful choices, and your wool is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWendy, I love your pattern and the colors you've chosen. Going to be a great quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe blocks look fabulous. I'll have to check out Misty Fuse the next time
ReplyDeleteI'm at my LQS. Have a great holiday!
Wonderful wool stitcheries! Thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteOh man, they are all so pretty! So tell me more about the misty fuse with your wool applique. I have some but never used it! And I would never have thought to use it on wool!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look wonderful, dying to see it made up into a quilt.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of it. I love new notions. I'll have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blocks! So nice to be able to prepare them ahead of time and then stitch them on the go. Sounds like a very portable project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a LOVELY blog! I will be sure to drop in regularly!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Shirley
So nice!
ReplyDeleteLove the wool applique...especially those sunflowers. Beautiful and charming! The Misty Fuse sounds like a nice idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful blocks?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks - I love the colors of the wool. What is misty fuse. If that would make wool applique quicker I'm all for it. It is like heat and bond light?
ReplyDeleteLooking very nice Wendy. I love the background fabrics.
ReplyDeleteBoy do I love wool, and wool applique even more!!!!! I can hardly wait to see the finished project!
ReplyDeleteWandered into your blog and I love it!
ReplyDeleteAm a newbie quilter and I just love the colour combinations on your appliqué. Hope your finger is no longer hurting and hv a great holiday!
Joy
What wonderful blocks - I just love them all *s*
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks! You are inspiring me to try some wool applique again!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great! This is going to be an amazing quilt!
ReplyDeleteGOR-JUS!!!! Is that from one of the Blackbird Designs books? I am just starting into wool applique. It's so satisfying not to worry about turning the raw edges.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have looked all over following the link you gave for a pattern for these wool blocks. They are precious! I'm not very internet savy I guess. Would you be willing to share more information about how to find these blocks? They look like so much fun, and I'm crazy about the colors of the wool. You are really doing a beautiful job too, and I can hardly wait to see the quilt all put together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt! That is gorgeous! Hum... you'll have to tell me what Misty Fuse is! Would you believe that I have 3 wool kits that I bought from the Quilted Crow and I still haven't started any of them! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteFabulous. I love the different background fabrics.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks looks just great! You make so many beautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteI've got my book, and already started working on my "Kitchen Sink". I linked to your blog in my latest post, and hope it's ok;o)
Your quilt is just sooo great!
Wish you a great and creative weekend,
Laila
Beautiful blocks Wendy!
ReplyDeleteI have this kit sitting in a drawer. Your blocks are beautiful!!! I never thought of using Misty Fuse, what a great idea! The last wool project I did I used glue and the pieces would shift and even fall off. I am going to give this a try! Thanks!
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