Helen S

I am in love with this method! My sister sent me an older book, published in 1999, called "Quick Watercolor Quilts, the fuse, fold and stitch method, by Dina Pappas. It took me two afternoons to arrange all the flower pieces, but once arranged on fusible sheer-weight interfacing, the rest went like a breeze and was completed in about an hour. What fun it was! The photos don't show the inner border color well; it's a bright light bright leaf green that blends well with the light green in the leaves, and the outer border is almost magenta in color. All the squares are 2", the inner border is 2" and the outer border is 4" in width. The entire quilt measures about 22" square. Now that it's done I see a couple of misplaced flower squares, but guess I'll be the only one to notice it. lol Not on to the sandwich and quilting.

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marymm

It is beautiful. I love the fabrics you chose.

dunster

Gorgeous! It looks to me like everything is in the perfect place. Lovely fabrics and design, beautifully done.

ruthie

Oh my this is sooooo pretty. Can't wait to see it finished.

b.zang

I learned that fusion method as well and found it super easy. Love your flowers!

suebee

This is beautiful Helen....great job.

rushdoggie

very nice!

Neesie

Beautiful! I don't see anything wrong with it.

bemoreonline

This is beautiful !!! I love hearts and that is beautiful !!! Thanks for sharing the book for the pattern ~ got to try this !!!

cjackaitlin

Very pretty, lovely job you did. Thanks for sharing.