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Please enjoy this whimsical pinkeep pattern from Sweet & Simple Wool Appliqué. I really enjoyed making this small pinkeep. The wool berries, leaves, and vines were especially fun to appliqué. I used toothpick-turn appliqué for the bird and wing. I learned this great appliqué method from my late friend, Laurene Sinema. It uses a round toothpick rather than a needle to turn under the seam allowance. Before you start appliquéing, moisten the toothpick by placing it between your lips. That bit of moisture gives the wooden toothpick a little extra roughness, which makes it easier to turn the fabric under as you stitch. Give it a try. I think you will like it!
Note: These are free downloadable instructions, no physical product will be sent.Let spring soar into summer with this delightful bluebird created by author Lesley Riley, using her
Jenifer Dick and Angela Walters –– Transform your favorite block with these step-by-step instructions Popular pattern designer Jenifer Dick and expert quilter Angela Walters have...
Note: These are free downloadable instructions, no physical product will be sent.This decorative kraft-tex project by Kerry Graham uses just one kraft-tex designer sheet, but you will want to make...
Note: These are free downloadable instructions, no physical product will be sent.Every year, I find myself once again looking for the perfect pumpkins for my porch and walkways. These pumpkins...
