Free wool applique patterns templates

Wool Felt kits currently available at The Quilt Rack & Wool Cubby. Select a kit with your favorite holiday theme-or one to grace your table year round,

STITCHING FREEBIES -- all these things are found within the pages of my blog Leafs Me Happy Blog hop Pumpkin click here Free motion turtle pattern click here Directions on TWILLING Stitch aka Palestrina Stitch for LEFTIES and Righties twilling directions for left and right handers click here fat cat pattern click here Pennies for Rylee click here For SNOWBALL #17 click here Below are the weekly things labeled " HOW" Hexagons of the Week HEXAGONS of thr Week "HOW" Pudgie Basket patterns for a…

You don't always have to buy pricey quilt appliqué templates. Check out this list of 20+ unique household items to use for appliqué templates.

If your garden is still depressingly bare, floral-themed FREE appliqué quilt patterns may be just what you need to lift your spirits. I started working on some floral appliqué quilt blocks this week, and my

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Free photo tutorial on working Amish stump work embroidery. Also known as German tufted embroidery, plush work, and chenille work, among others.

Count down to the Secret Garden Quilt pattern and tutorial, here is another group of applique patterns: the "Songbird, Tree and Sun". From "Flowers", "Ladybug, Butterfly & Snail", this, and one more applique to go

I LOVE working with felt! The edges don't fray, it's delightfully warm, it takes embroidery beautifully, and it comes in the most luscious colors. But it's different than regular fabric. These tips will make it super easy to work with. Why wool felt? It's way more durable that the cheap acrylic stuff you can buy

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Recycled denim is an ideal fabric for making your own scatter rug because it is tough and hard-wearing as well as machine-washable. You can use old jeans or denim fabric scraps left over from a sewing project; different shades of denim sewn together in the same rug enhances its pleasingly shabby-chic look.