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Stuffups- Shady Pine November 30, 2015
- Tree Hangup November 28, 2015
- Christmas Characters in the Kitchen November 28, 2015
- Double Wedding String of Beads August 6, 2015
- Curved Chimneys and Cornerstones August 5, 2015
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Tag Archives: Applique Beads
Gran’s New Beads 21, 22
Very pretty. Almost the same, but I like the one block change!
Beaded Blocks and Borders 37, 38
String of Beads designs are a great way to use scraps, or fabrics purchased for the project. They are also easy to applique by hand or machine if you use fusible webbing … not so easy if you do the … Continue reading
Beaded Border Strings 21, 22
This project file was started so Icould try to find some interesting ways to turn straight Strings of Beads around corners, and grew to include not so simple strings. The collection of corners kept growing to connect a wide variety … Continue reading
Gran’s New Beads 19, 20
Lots and lots of little applique beads! Not quite so many little applique beads, but more quilting.
Bunch of Beads 25, 26
My love affair with String of Beads began at the first quilt exhibition I attended soon after I fell in love with patchwork and applique and has no sign of fading away. I have probably got enough beads left over … Continue reading
Posted in Bunch of Beads, String of Beads
Tagged Applique Beads, Applique Blocks, Applique Quilt
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Quilting Thread and Beads 27, 28
Simple, applique and quilting … love it! Forgot to add quilting to the border! Sorry!
Beads Again 11, 12
Looks like somebody has been playing with a bead collection, and the results look good. I think the first one is the winner by a narrow margin.
Beaded Borders 15, 16
I like the subdued colours in this project file. Love the second design. I think it would look good in bright, or pretty, or even dramatic colour schemes, not just the subdued shown here.
Christmas Mix of Beads 9, 10
Interesting mix, Christmas or not! Love the second design!
Bead Collection for Christmas 9, 10
The making one of these is much more enticing since the introduction of fusible webbing, and scan and cutting machines. The hardest decision is will I do the stitching by hand or machine. Love the outer row of blocks in … Continue reading
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