Hope Quilt Block Pattern

 I finished sewing this pretty applique wreath block this week.  What do you think?  I used an easy fusible applique method and matching thread to zigzag around all of the patches.  I fussy cut the flower centers from a cute yellow and white print fabric.  This block finishes at 12" square.

I like the way the back of the block looks with the zigzag stitching outlining all of the pieces.  I haven't tied off all of the thread ends yet in this photo.

I don't have a plan for this block.  I just made it for fun.  The pattern for the Hope quilt block is available in the Curlicue Creations shop here:  Hope Quilt Block Pattern.

What should I do with my block?  I could make a pillow, decorate a tote bag, make more for a quilt...Leave a comment below with your ideas.  

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas

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A Peek Inside the March 2019 Quilty Box

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 Let's see what's inside the March 2019 Quilty Box!

 This month's featured designers are Sherri and Chelsi.  This is not the best photo, but wow ~ what a beautiful work space on the cover of the Bundles of Inspiration magazine.  

 This fat quarter bundle is Walkabout, by Sherri and Chelsi, for Moda Fabrics.

 Eight fabrics are included.  I really love this fresh palette of Spring blooms.

 Here's a Nest organizer to "keep stuff handy".  I'll have to try it out.  A lot of my stuff is currently in a large mug on my sewing desk.  This might be a better option.  It looks like you can even store rulers in the Nest.

 A new Clover seam ripper.  I can always use another seam ripper.  They tend to disappear like socks in the dryer.  I'll be trying this one out today.  Last night I put together a terrific block, then noticed that I put the wrong fabric in the corners ~ Ugh!  That was the end of my sewing session.

 Aurifil thread ~ Yay!  And it's white.  I can always use more white thread.  Excellent.

Here's this month's goodies all together.  Time to sew!

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Jennifer Thomas

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