I have started this wonderful quilt after seeing it in this blog. I am so inspired that I decided to appliqué after a long hiatus. Kim's pattern is really easy to follow and the many tips on this blog make it so easy to start. What a great community. Thanks.
I think you are the first to start! They look great I am looking forward to this quilt too.
ReplyDeleteI have this pattern on my to do list, but have to finish Lollypop Trees first.
ReplyDeleteYou are off to a great start.
What beautiful blocks! You're off to a wonderful start. Your fabric choices are so pretty. This is going to be a fabulous quilt. :)
ReplyDeletePretty blocks--looks like fun! (I'm trying to resist starting another project, but your blocks are tempting me!)
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it, love it...I ordered the pattern, but was trying to wait to start it until I finished a few things. But now your beautiful blocks are tempting me!! I'm still on the fence about whether to do brights or repro...
ReplyDeleteIn stitches,
Teresa :o)
A newbie to hand applique lurker here -- I am so glad to see someone do this one. Roseville is a little beyond me right now but I have been eyeing this pattern as a KML starter. I look forward to seeing what you do with it. This one maybe in my Christmas stocking yet!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Are you doing it by hand or by machine?
Your colors are beautiful. And you are definitely ahead of me. I just made some stems yesterday and I'm going to work on leaf fabric tonight so I love seeing yours as inspiration! I am off to a wedding this weekend and as the "rider" I think I can do some sewing on the way.
ReplyDeleteThey look GREAT! I like the careful way you used the prints in your fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are just wonderful....and I LOVE your fussy cutting. I have the pattern, but I'm trying to finish Hearts and Flowers first.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks and progress are a marvel! Your use of color and prints is "just right"! I LOVE your fussy cuts. So...sew glad you've joined us. Welcome!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous blocks, they remind me of icecreams! Lovely soft colours. Kim McL
ReplyDeleteI really like your blocks, I have added the pattern to my list of quilts to make also. I was wondering what brown fabric you used for your stems. Thank you so much for sharing, I am sure you have inspired even more people to make their own stars and sprigs now through your beautiful blocks.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours SewWhatsNew, so lovely that you have been inspired to applique, looking forward to see more of your blocks.
ReplyDeleteCharming! And isn't it fun? Are you going to do all the Sprigs before you do the stars?
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get the pattern?
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric choices and fussy cutting. You are off to a good start. I have this pattern but it is way down on my "to do" list, but intend to do it someday.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for the kind comments. I am so glad I joined this group.
ReplyDeleteI am doing my appliqué by hand. Block 1 I used a variety of techniques and decided that the easiest for me would be needle turn. I am using straw needles, 1/2 inch pins, crayola washable markers and a variety of threads. Most are cotton; but I also have some silk threads. I am liking the way that the stitches show up sometimes with the thread I use. Because of the many colors on the fabric it is hard to choose one thread that looks "invisible" all around the appliqué. I will start on the stars soon. Just to see how that goes. Thanks again.
Hola un trabajo muy bonito
ReplyDeleteSaludos desde España Mayte
You may buy this pattern at www.gloriouscolor.com. Look for the pattern name on the lower left side of the home page under Kim McLean patterns.
ReplyDeleteMayte, I go to Madrid Granada and Sevilla almost every year. I can speak and read castellano; but can't write. Gracias.