The eye from the frog is still not on because it may be a button which will be applied after quilting. The only thing else of note is that I used Cotton Lame for the gold sections of the bottle. Because cotton lame is very sheer, I decided to interface it. What better to interface it with than fusible light weight woven interfacing. This added just the right amount of stability to have the lame act just like quilting cottons. Here is a small tutorial on how I did this:
I used my freezer paper template and a teflon pressing sheet to accomplish interfacing my fabric applique pieces. The teflon sheet prevents the fusible to stick, it just peels right off after cooling. Do not touch while hot because it may cause a burn. The freezer paper has a plastic shiny side that I use to attach by presssing the template to the wrong side of the fabric. In this case I used small pieces of fusible light weight woven interfacing. I placed the teflon ironing sheet down on the top of my ironing board. With fusible side of interfacing down and shiny side of template down on top of fusible interfacing light press template in place. After cooling, cut interfacing to exact size of template. Press interfacing/template unit to the wrong side of you cotton lame; fusing in place. Cut lame 1/4" from edge of template. Continue with applique method to apply to block.
The eyes and nose of the skull are reverse applique, as is the white bottle top. I think that's it for special instructions. Don't forget to increase the pattern by 159%.
Happy Appliqueing!!!!
Marjory
Your project is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnother darling block -- I'm loving these!!! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for being so generous in your sharing of you patterns. I love your imagination!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful block! Secret magic bubbling potion and eyeball, wonderful touches!
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Always, Queenie
An exciting block, but I would like it even more if you fixed the problem with the pdf file for the pattern. Please? :)
ReplyDeleteWenche, There is nothing wrong with the PDF. You just need to click on the name and not the picture. Marjory
DeleteI just found you through applique addicts and I just love your blocks!!! these are the most awesome I have seen, Love your halloween countdown. I have to fo find some fabric to start these gorgeous blocks thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog today. Thank you so much for sharing such a good pattern. I love Halloween decorating.
ReplyDeleteI just found your site. I love your patterns! Thank you for sharing your patterns....
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and your spooky pattern giveaway...It is very cute and I was excitedly printing patterns when I got to the spooky potion pattern. There was an error message and it did not come up on the computer. Just thought I would let you know and I am anxiously awaiting the rest of the patterns! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThis one confuses everyone. It's that I put the name of the block under the picture. That changed the link to the words and not the picture. I've gone back to the old way with no names. The upshot is that you need to click the name under the picture, not the picture. Enjoy!!! Marjory
DeleteMarjory, I cannot get the pattern for block 5 to print. When I try it tells me the link is broken.
ReplyDeletePlease help. I love this pattern.
THank you
Pat
sorry should have read further. I got it.
DeleteIf I have a specific question for you how do I contact you?
hola vi tua gatos me gustaron mucho y quisiera saber donde encuentro los patrones yo estoy en cyberquilters alli me ayudaron a tu pagina esta hermosos gracias por tu ayuda yo deseo hacerlos
ReplyDeleteI can't get this pattern. it keeps telling me it is not available.
ReplyDeletePlease read the comments from Sept 7th. You have to click on the name not the picture for this one. Marjory
Deleteits missing and i love it!
ReplyDeleteIt's not missing. Just click on the name of the block below the picture as stated in several comments above. M
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