I have to share this with you...I actually took one half of the paper pattern and placed the straight edge along the folded end of my material...OMG WALA...it made an oval shape! It replicates a placemat, I'm going to use it as one large table topper. The reason I did this I thought I'd take a short cut, and again wala!
So so sweet! Now if I could get back to sewing. I love your projects. They’re all so pretty. That curtain valance is so fun too!
We're happy this project inspires you! Thank you so much for commenting. -Michelle
I love this project. Cant wait to see what you do for April.
We're happy you enjoy it! We're working on finalizing April's patterns now! -Michelle
I love that!
So glad you enjoy it! -Michelle
Cute. Would also love to see more of Bethany's tutorials!
We're so glad you enjoyed this cute project! Thanks so much for watching! -Michelle
? could we do the embroidery before we iron it to the back ground and do the appliqué
That's definitely an option - you'd just want to ensure that you're hiding the back of the embroidery stitching so it doesn't show through. -Michelle
I was thinking the same thing and maybe put two pieces of fusible fleece. The backing would be very neat. 🌺🌸
I would embroidery this first that way you do not have stitches showing on the back.
Love this design and pattern
Great suggestion! Thanks so much for watching! -Michelle
I have to share this with you...I actually took one half of the paper pattern and placed the straight edge along the folded end of my material...OMG WALA...it made an oval shape! It replicates a placemat, I'm going to use it as one large table topper. The reason I did this I thought I'd take a short cut, and again wala!
That sounds like a fun technique! Thanks so much for sharing it with us. -Michelle