16 Dec 2006 01:51 PM
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This is a very simple pattern. Be sure to cut your background square approximately .25" - .5" larger than needed to allow for "shrinkage" when appliquéing. Once you finish appliquéing, trim the block to it's appropriate size.
Also, remember that the image you trace will cause your block to be a mirror image. So, if you want the block to face the same direction as the one shown above, then use the mirror pattern.
The block shown above is 8.5", unfinished.
This block was fused down with a lightweight, double-sided fusible webbing, then appliquéd using the Buttonhole Stitch. For help with fusible appliqué, refer to the Fusible Appliqué tutorial.
Bug
Critter 2 Mirror Here is a row of
Attic Window Showcase blocks, made using
these
Bug
Critter patterns.
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Passion Patterns" page are created by Terry Crawford, and
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