This is my Tiger Lily block for the Shenandoah Valley Botanical Album Quilt.
All of my blocks for this project are stitched using back basting and needle turn appliqué.
The leaves are one piece across, then covered by the stem. Like Esther, I used two green prints.
I basted the orange flowers as one piece. Thank you Shona for the print! The yellow circles cover the center - smaller than a dime.
I almost used a peach for the buds, but stuck with a double pink.
All inking was done before stitching.
The bud stems are embroidered.
I added a little green stitch at the base of each flower bud.
The Shenandoah Valley Botanical Album blog is filled with tips and hints. If you haven't already, you might like to spend some time looking at the tabs. HERE. This month Doreen included instructions on her narrow bias stems HERE.
I'm linking up with other blogging friends who are stitching this project HERE. You can also checkout our Facebook page: HERE. I hope you join us!
Confession: I still need to stitch my pineapple blocks!
Have a great week,
Dawn
All of my blocks for this project are stitched using back basting and needle turn appliqué.
The leaves are one piece across, then covered by the stem. Like Esther, I used two green prints.
I basted the orange flowers as one piece. Thank you Shona for the print! The yellow circles cover the center - smaller than a dime.
I almost used a peach for the buds, but stuck with a double pink.
All inking was done before stitching.
The bud stems are embroidered.
I added a little green stitch at the base of each flower bud.
The Shenandoah Valley Botanical Album blog is filled with tips and hints. If you haven't already, you might like to spend some time looking at the tabs. HERE. This month Doreen included instructions on her narrow bias stems HERE.
I'm linking up with other blogging friends who are stitching this project HERE. You can also checkout our Facebook page: HERE. I hope you join us!
Confession: I still need to stitch my pineapple blocks!
Have a great week,
Dawn
So delicate, and such beautiful stitching. This is my favorite block so far!
ReplyDeleteA new lovely block!! I love the delicacy of this design and your choice of fabrics is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour little block is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe embroidered stems are so delicate looking and your fabrics are wonderful.
Such a pretty block! Beautiful color choices!
ReplyDeleteWow--those are some skinny pieces--beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a gorgeous block--has a fragile feel to me. Kind of wispy and delicate. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI see you did some embroidery for this block. I would do the same in this smaller size block. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric choices, really like this block.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Those leaves are really small. "Petje af" as we say here (Hat off). I like your colorchoice, speacially the orange is super.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, very delicate with that embroidery. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI really like all the tiny details you've included. Hope your Tiger Lilies are protected from the snow!
ReplyDeleteYour Tiger Lily is so pretty! The applique is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour applique work is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the details.
ReplyDeleteLovely Dawn! Beautiful colours and delicate stems :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing stitching. Such a lively little piece--love the colors!
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