This month the Stash Bee block required single sided fusible paper and turned out to be a pretty easy block to make.
I double checked my fabrics with the queen bee ahead of time.
She wanted each peel part to have summer jewel colors: citrus, aqua, purples, greens. and the background to be different black on white fabric.
I addition to Renae's notes I found this
Missouri Star tutorial to be helpful in making the block.
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I traced the provided design on the fusible paper and pinned that to the fabric. |
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After sewing on the line I trimmed the fabric. Then cut a slit in the fusible to turn the design right side out. Use a chop stick to poke the tip out and fingers to roll the sides so the parts are even. |
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February Block - showing the pieces of the block before I turned the pieces right side out.
Then you check to be sure there is 1/4 inch from the corners, press the pieces down. Renae asked us to sew the pieces down IF we had thread the same color at the pieces (which I didn't have). |
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The block I made to keep to test the directions, in polka dots! It was easy to sew the peel pieces down. |
That is a pretty block and a great technique. I like the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was good to mainly be able to use my stash for the stash bee block! : )
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ReplyDeleteThanks! It's fun to see how differently we all interpret the blocks...
DeleteYour block looks great. My peels might be a little close to the edge a few places...and I used white thread to sew down the blocks which worked out fine.
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