margecam52

Very pretty...love the colors!

patdesign

Soooo beautiful!!

terry leffler

Where did you get the fabric with the dragonflies? Is the Celtic Knot appliqued or embroidered?

Scakes

Very very pretty! Thank you for sharing.

Gail B

Great job! Love the dragonflies.

annthreecats

I love that you used broidery perse to applique.
I met a woman at a quilt show last fall that did beautiful broidery perse.
I love your celtic knot. It's perfect with the dragonflys. Nice work.

ckcowl

the fabric with the dragonflies is the same fabric as the flowers- all of those came from one piece of fabric- visited a little lqs about 100 miles from me- she had a quilt with this fabric- i asked if she still had the fabric she told me no- it sold out fast---then after some shopping time she asked me how much of it i wanted- that she had 'stuck some away' for herself and was willing to part with a little bit- i bought a yard- i will have to when i get home see if i have a salvage that identifies it---im at work right now-
as for the Celtic Knot---it is appliqued-
it is a pattern from - "Another by Anita" she has a large selection of wonderful stained glass applique patterns- and uses a very (beginner friendly) technique....i'm going to try out a couple more of her patterns- she just expanded her selection.

judykay

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!Very Pretty, Great Job.

ScrapQuilter

Would you say the the Broidery perse is the same as what is not called fussy cutting fabric???? That is what I am thinking.
Love your quilt and using and incorporating the celtic and Broidery perse was a great idea.

ckcowl

fussy cutting and broidery perse applique are 2 different techniques- fussy cutting is when you center a certain design- cut it out with a template or ruler & use it in a pieced block-
broidery perse is an applique technique where you cut out the actual motif & applique it onto a background.