pellon

FLOURISH QAL: Supplies from Nestlings By Robin

We are only 3 days away

from this fun and inspiring quilt along!

So Exciting!!

Last time we talked FABRICS!

If you are new to the conversation,

go read the introduction HERE.

We will wait...

Ok, now that you are back,

let's talk supplies.

Some of my favorite supplies!

My swirly twirly designs

are back for this project

as well but I wrote the

whole pattern for

fusible applique' and

that is what we will

focus on throughout

the QAL.

*Still love the Magic sizing

for PRESSING my seams.

*You see my favorite

Bohin pencil is back.

That will ...

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Wayward Sisters 3 from Nestlings By Robin

I'M A COVER GIRL!!

Annie's new book is now out!

When I first saw it, I was so

intrigued by the cat steps quilt

by Charisma Horton, that I

completely missed that I

am on the cover too!

I have had these little

witches in my files for years.

They are so much fun to play

with. If you aren't a fan of

paper piecing at this moment,

you soon will be:)

The three witches, Weyward Sisters,

are characters in Shakespeare's play,

Macbeth that resemble the

3 Fates of classical mythology.

This was the first Shakespeare ...

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