might not be perfect but look what Ive done

Ok I might not be the worlds best needleturn appliquer but Ive managed to finish the first block of Aunt Millies Flower Garden - Ive actually had the whole set sitting here waiting for quite some time., ok a really long time, it was a block of the month (12 blocks) and all the blocks are sitting here ready to go.  I know its not perfect but Im quite happy with it!  Now on to block 2

Comments

Fran C said…
Lovely colours and a bold choice of background, love it
Bern said…
Hi Di, I do love the fabrics that you have chosen for this block! I am not normally a "Baltimore" fan but your fabric choice really "makes" this block! Well done on learning needleturn applique. I tried this once, but much prefer the sewing machine for the speed, but I do admire those who do do this method of applique.

Regards Bern in Caloundra, Q'ld
Robbo H said…
Its fabulous Di. Looks pretty good to my eye. Given I've never done needle-turn (too scared to... and too little time), I'm no expert but am in awe of folks who give it a go. So well done, and have fun with Block No 2. And in the big scheme of things, finished trumps perfect any time!
DebMac said…
Looks amazing, and your needle turn must be great for it to look this good.
Hugs Deb
cinzia said…
Hey forget the apologises... it looks beaut and you can't get better if you don't start and try.
Looking forward to seeing the rest of the blocks soon.
Hope your cold improves soon too
Julie said…
A wonderful block Di, and we all know what practice makes....?
Anjii Solomon said…
Love the blocks Di and the colours are stunning

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