Here is another in the series of irregular strip piecing. This is the background that I built. I found a batik in my collection with leaves on it so I started cutting them out and playing. I don't use any fusible, just cut them and lay them on loose.
A close up view after I had stitched the leaves in place. The binding on the bottom edge isn't finished yet at this point.
The finished piece measures approximately 20 1/2" square.
Love the colors you have chosen. Aren't batiks the best. Did you do raw edge applique on the leaves?
ReplyDeleteVERY nice! It's quite serene and calming.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely, & very soothing, somehow. It would make a lovely wall hanging to add a peaceful feeling.
ReplyDeleteMy question is the same as Joyce's. Do you use raw edge applique?
Yes to Joyce and Meggie. I just cut out the leaves, pin them in place and stitch close to the raw edge with no fusible. Would anyone like to see a step by step "how to" on that?
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Well I would Wanda. Tried to send another email, but it got returned again.
ReplyDeleteAlways interested to learn new things!
You ARE the diva of color! This is lovely.
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