Today for my birthday I am giving you a free appliqué block pattern!
Click HERE OR on the picture above for your pattern.
Materials:
Bloomsbury Fabric collection fat quarters and scraps
Cut Background 18.5 x 19.5 inches
wash away appliqué sheets found HERE
print out the pdf and pattern on the appliqué sheets.
Cut around the shapes and glue stick them to the fabric
glue baste the shapes to your background and hand stitch or machine stitch in place.
Enjoy!
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ReplyDeletePrinting the PDF straight onto wash-away appliqué sheets is the detail that stands out — it removes the tracing step and keeps every shape accurate before the glue stick and basting. The 18.5 x 19.5 inch background cut also gives a clear fixed reference for anyone piecing from fat quarters and scraps. Posting a pattern on your birthday is a generous way to mark the day. Short note from the team behind Shotra, an AI video tool.
ReplyDeleteBasting each shape with a glue stick before any stitching is what makes the Bloomsbury fat quarters and scraps feel forgiving — the bouquet pieces can be nudged into place before a single thread goes in, and the instructions still leave it open whether you hand stitch or machine stitch. The short materials list also keeps this reading like a weekend project rather than a full supply run. A short note from the team behind Rumpelstiltskin AI.
ReplyDeleteClicking either the text link or the picture goes straight to the pattern, and the materials list stays short: Bloomsbury fat quarters plus scraps, plus wash-away appliqué sheets for printing the PDF. Laying the method out as a short run of steps — cut the 18.5 x 19.5 inch background, cut out the shapes, glue stick them down, baste, then stitch by hand or machine — makes it easy to see where the bouquet can be picked up again later. Having scraps share the bill with the fat quarters is a good nudge to check the stash first.
ReplyDeleteThe tutorial ends on "Enjoy!" right after the stitching step, with no word on borders, quilting, or how the finished bouquet block is meant to be used, which quietly hands those decisions to the maker. Listing hand stitching and machine stitching as equally valid in the same line keeps the pattern open to very different setups, and the fixed 18.5 x 19.5 inch background cut means the block size is settled before any fabric is chosen. A short note from the team behind Bulin 47 AI, a fan-made AI video tool.
ReplyDeleteHandling the bouquet one shape at a time — cut around each piece, glue stick it to the fabric, then glue baste them onto the background — keeps the arrangement adjustable right up until the stitching starts. Of the supplies listed, the wash-away appliqué sheets are the one item pointed to by a separate link, so they are worth gathering before the PDF gets printed. A short note from the team behind RapZap, an independent AI video tool.
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