F is for Fall Applique Quilt

A little over three years ago, I created an embroidery quilt entitled F is for Fall.  The quilt was completed in EQ Stitch and used embroidery for all the blocks.  I decided to rework the quilt and replace the embroidery with applique.

This week I will share the layout design (plus adding the text).  Next week, I will share creating the fall motifs. 

My plans are to use my Cricut Maker to cut out the applique (including the text) for a quick fall project.

Here is the quilt from the video.  All ready for my fall-related applique motifs.

F is for Fall Quilt Layout by Kari Schell

Tech Know Quilters Highlights for the Week

Here are a few designs shared on the Tech Know Quilter's private Facebook page this week.  Each of these quilters moved beyond what was presented in a lesson to showcase their creativity.

Carmen Sidlaruk noted "So many possibilities. I couldn't quit playing with this lesson. I even explored what happens if you do a click and flip of a click and flip block. Fun."  These were just a couple of her shared designs.

Carmen Sidlaruk

Carmen Sidlaruk

Irene Floyd played with different border designs plus Serendipity options during Mix and Match Medallion Borders.

Linda loved playing with a design in Mix and Match Medallion Centers.

Christel Frischmuth created this during a lesson in Optical Illusions

Carol Mallozzi created this from the Fibonacci lesson in Modern Quilt 2. The original Fibonacci lesson was developed with Carol Lyles Shaw who has both patterns and classes on Fibonacci designs.

Cheryl Johnston Bubble and Swirl variation inspired by More Optical Illusions.

Helen Hicks Halloween panel quilt inspired by T Shirt and Panel Quilts .

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​Happy quilting.

​Kari

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