Cheat's Appliqué and Trapunto - An Episode of Wonky Wednesday
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Published 2024-07-03
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• Wonky Wednesday - (Mostly) Log Cabins
Here's @JeriBellini with needle turn appliqué
• NeedleTurn Applique: 10 Minute Techni...
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All Comments (21)
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'And playing fast and loose with them,' So fun! Thanks the inspiration k3n.
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With the darning it looks like a Christmas ball. I love it.
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Such a great memory to share with us!!!
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" Oh NO You Didn't", you were a sassy girl trying to knock of the Bobby's hat. I laughed so hard. Your still as funny now. Love the little darn and all your stories with mum and you. Warms my heart and I miss my Scottish Mum so much. Keep telling stories Please with your wonderful stitches.
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Beautiful; it looks so elegant. Thank you ❤
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Lovely. Thanks for sharing.
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I just love your stories and stitching! Never change doing YOU! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
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Beautiful work. Found your Wimbledon story very interesting.
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Marvelous memories
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I love how the golden darn appears to be the flower's stamens hanging over the edge of the applique. Looks so well planned.
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That was fun! Loved the Wimbledon stories too x
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Looks like a ornament with the darning mend. That’s an idea for a decorative mend to jeans.
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That was so enjoyable and keep those wonderful stories coming. I am a rugby union fan, i especially love the All Blacks. Thanks Kathryn ❤
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How wonderful that you were there to see Jimmy Connors, he was one of my favorites.
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The tiny darn is my favorite part. 💕
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This was fun - I especially like that you kept it slightly wonky. Leaving the odd curve on one side, and mending the hole were icing on the cake. Imagine, if it all had been perfect - how dull. Thanks for this, K3N
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I was trying to guess which of the alternate methods you would use. You can also gather on the card and then appliqué down without removing the card. When you clip the back just snip a line across and pull the circle out, and stuff as well, if you only snip a line, you make a ladder st to close the slit. Another alternate is to cut the Circe of felt or wadding, and gather the top circle on that, no need to remove anything at all. Great skill building examples.
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Thanks Catherine. Such fun to try new techniques. Love your voice. Love your hands. LouAnn Wilde
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Great tip for the circle appliqué!!! Looks really cute with the tiny darn. ‘We’ actually won 3-0 from Romenia !! Love your Wimbledon story😍💖🍀
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Perfect timing for this appliqué as I became frustrated with Jeri’s technique and was ready to chuck the poor little circle. I’m not a sports fan but all your stories are wonderful. You’re as great a storyteller as an artist ❤
