Part 3 is the ‘Birds in the Air’ pieced block with appliqué… your making 2 identical units for Part 3. Here is the first colorway that I’m making my quilt in
And how it looks in the layout!
And a 2nd colorway! I mocked up the 2nd colorway as I’m not making 2 quilts.
the layout is also a mock up
Following the directions.. cut some stuff… let the fun begin!
Sew four “Birds in the Air Blocks”. I highly recommend you make one first to be sure of your seam allowance
That was fun!
Trim the block to 6.5″ x 6.5″. Use a square ruler.. if you do not own one, now IS THE TIME to correct this horrible situation.. all quilters should own the following squares at a BARE minimum!
- 6.5″
- 12.5″
- 20.5″
Sew 2 blocks together.. this makes one unit.. Sew the other 2 blocks together for Part 3 assignment,
My friend Betty highly recommends ironing open the seam so you reduce bulk unde the appliqué that goes on this unit. Betty is very smart.. and does excellent appliqué.. beliver her.. I do!
Now Fuse your appliqué
put some green thread on the machine for stems.
Voila.. your done with part 3!!
***************************THE PATTERN****************************
CLICK HERE To download the PDF pattern
http://www.aurifil.com/AURIfil_BOM3.pdf
***************************THE PATTERN****************************
If you are not familiar with this fusible method, see my book ‘Learn to appliqué’ for how I do fusible and keep the shapes as soft as possible by cutting away.. plus it’s economical as you don’t waste fusible!
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This is so pretty!
I am so happy with my Aurifil thread that have every colour. It is great thread.
Thank you Pat Sloan for a great pattern.Looking foward to get the rest.
Thank you Irene