Do you make Sunbonnet Sue quilt blocks?
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Post 108 is the cutest...never saw that before either. Hmm, reminds me I have a precut pkg of SS blocks ....here's my problem with it...I am not a lover of hand appliqué, wonder if I could sew these onto fusible iliteweight interfacing
like MSQC orange peel tute?
like MSQC orange peel tute?
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Of course you can! Use your machine to do a blanket stitch with clear thread. That is how I did the one on page 1 of this thread--post #33. You will be very pleased with the outcome....go for it.
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I drew this little baby sunbonnet from post 108 out this morning for you girls. It is not perfect but maybe you could change it up if you want the lines a little different by tracing it from this drawing the way you want it.
Anyway, I will place it on it's own thread for you gals. There seemed to be lots of interest about it and I could not find it anywhere on the web.
Anyway, I will place it on it's own thread for you gals. There seemed to be lots of interest about it and I could not find it anywhere on the web.
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I drew this little baby sunbonnet from post 108 out this morning for you girls. It is not perfect but maybe you could change it up if you want the lines a little different by tracing it from this drawing the way you want it.
Anyway, I will place it on it's own thread for you gals. There seemed to be lots of interest about it and I could not find it anywhere on the web.
Anyway, I will place it on it's own thread for you gals. There seemed to be lots of interest about it and I could not find it anywhere on the web.
Carol
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