Darcy Ashton has designed the "Can't we be Friends" pattern for hand applique. In parallel I am transforming her design to be stitched out on the embroidery machine. Each design fits an 8" x 10" stitch area. One more friend to go!
I transform hand applique designs to embroidery machine applique designs. I have completed Vicky Lawrence Garden Nouveau Quilt. I am currently working on Darcy Ashton Claire's Cats Vol 2 and will be starting soon on Pat Campbell's Chelsea Garden. I also did a Rose wreath with yellow fabric that will be available soon. Please visit my website at www.annasawesomeappliquedesigns.com to purchase these wonderful applique designs for embroidery machines.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Another Bird of Paradise Block from Pat Campbell design
I am trying to get all 9 Bird of Paradise blocks done by the end of the month, at least the first stitch out of them.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Bird of Paradise -- 3rd of 9 Blocks
I just finished the first stitch out of this Bird of Paradise Block. I decided to use a different background fabric, which I think works better to show off the various applique fabrics.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
I jus had to share the Toy Poodles
Here is the Toy Poodle from Darcy Ashton's Small Dogs book. Please note the 3 different outline stitches, Blanket Stitch, Satin Stitch or Back Stitch.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Pat Campbell's Birds of Paradise
I have also started working on my next Pat Campbell's design - her Birds of Paradise. Below are 2 of the 9 blocks. The applique design about 16" square, thus there are 4 to 5 hoopings per block.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Darcy Ashton's Small Dogs Applique Designs
I have started transforming Darcy Ashton's Small Dogs hand applique designs to be stitched on embroidery machines. I will do 15 small dogs from Darcy's book. Here is an example of the Beagle.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Chelsea Garden Quilt with Pat Campbell
This was my first year at Houston as an exhibitor. I had placed the Chelsea Garden Quilt on the back wall of my booth and had many admirers looking at the colors, design and the quilting (by Richard Larson). Pat Campbell and her husband John stopped by several times and were very pleased with the responses to Pat's quilt that was done in the hoop with an embroidery machine. Pat honored me with allowing me to take a picture of her with the quilt.
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