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    Old 02-06-2011, 07:42 PM
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    Originally Posted by Scrap4evr
    Here is my farmhouse. It took me all week. I think I tore out all the larger seams at least once, some 2 or 3 times. But finally it's done, and I'm happy with it!

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    Gorgeous! Love the lace, birds and the birdbath! :thumbup:
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    Old 02-06-2011, 07:43 PM
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    Originally Posted by Jenniky
    Here is my block...its my rendition of The Three Bears .
    That is so cute! Lovely! :lol: :lol:
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    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Well kids I think the light bulb finally came on in this thick head of mine...went to Joanns and picked up june taylor foundation paper for PP, its like a fusible web, you just print your pattern right on it. Now I know some of you are going to say "duh dee" but I think I ask this question before about what paper to use &
    never saw a answer...so I am anxious to finally start these blocks. So many beautiful inspiring blocks being posted.
    Great after finally getting excited to start these blocks and get caught up I came down w/ the treaded cold crud everyone around me has had and all i manage to do today was lay on the couch & sleep off and on...grrrr
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    Old 02-06-2011, 07:48 PM
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    Originally Posted by Jenniky
    Here is my block...its my rendition of The Three Bears .
    Great fabric choices. Really neat tree.
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    Old 02-06-2011, 08:01 PM
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    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Well kids I think the light bulb finally came on in this thick head of mine...went to Joanns and picked up june taylor foundation paper for PP, its like a fusible web, you just print your pattern right on it. Now I know some of you are going to say "duh dee" but I think I ask this question before about what paper to use &
    never saw a answer...so I am anxious to finally start these blocks. So many beautiful inspiring blocks being posted.
    Great after finally getting excited to start these blocks and get caught up I came down w/ the treaded cold crud everyone around me has had and all i manage to do today was lay on the couch & sleep off and on...grrrr
    That is NO fun! I know - I am still getting over that crud. Get lots of rest, I think that is the key!
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    Old 02-06-2011, 09:14 PM
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    Hi! That stinks to be sick now! I hope you feel better and can get to working on your farmhouse. Someone posted this link and it helped me get started. The church was my first paper pieced block.

    http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21

    Good luck and get better soon!!!

    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Well kids I think the light bulb finally came on in this thick head of mine...went to Joanns and picked up june taylor foundation paper for PP, its like a fusible web, you just print your pattern right on it. Now I know some of you are going to say "duh dee" but I think I ask this question before about what paper to use &
    never saw a answer...so I am anxious to finally start these blocks. So many beautiful inspiring blocks being posted.
    Great after finally getting excited to start these blocks and get caught up I came down w/ the treaded cold crud everyone around me has had and all i manage to do today was lay on the couch & sleep off and on...grrrr
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    Old 02-07-2011, 02:10 AM
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    sew cornie...

    i love your plaid house blocks!!!! it gives the blocks a wonderful theme!!!
    i really really love your work!! great job!!
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    Originally Posted by Qbee
    Surfergirl....TOO CUTE! I have a question..how do ya'll cut the little itty pitty pieces for applique like the little paws on your kitty??? And then how do you sew/applique it on there? It's SO cute but it scares me to death....LOL!

    Originally Posted by Surfergirl
    This is my farmhouse block...a little crooked. This is my second attempt at pp'ing and I didn't have any trouble with the church, but I did with this farm house. I might redo it later, but for now, this is it! Everyone is doing a wonderful job, as usual. This is really a lot of fun and am looking forward to the next one...also am doing the star BOM.
    I used small scissors to cut the small pieces out, then used fusible web. I didn't do anything with the edges of the appliques yet. I still have to learn to do the machine appliques, where you use a decorative stitch around the edges after ironing the piece on. Perhaps someone else can give you some better info on this.
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    Thank you for putting all the photo's on the Slideshow...So much easier to view and see all of them grouped together.
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    Old 02-07-2011, 04:49 AM
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    Originally Posted by Surfergirl
    Originally Posted by Qbee
    Surfergirl....TOO CUTE! I have a question..how do ya'll cut the little itty pitty pieces for applique like the little paws on your kitty??? And then how do you sew/applique it on there? It's SO cute but it scares me to death....LOL!

    Originally Posted by Surfergirl
    This is my farmhouse block...a little crooked. This is my second attempt at pp'ing and I didn't have any trouble with the church, but I did with this farm house. I might redo it later, but for now, this is it! Everyone is doing a wonderful job, as usual. This is really a lot of fun and am looking forward to the next one...also am doing the star BOM.
    I used small scissors to cut the small pieces out, then used fusible web. I didn't do anything with the edges of the appliques yet. I still have to learn to do the machine appliques, where you use a decorative stitch around the edges after ironing the piece on. Perhaps someone else can give you some better info on this.
    I use invisible thread on top for small pieces...use a very tiny zig zag or blanket stitch...If you go slow you can just do a straight stitch at the edge of each piece if you don't have decorative stitches.
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