I can't believe this will be my 100th blog post. A lot of amazing things have happened since I started this blog six months ago:
1. I am slowly growing my readership, and have had views from all over the world
2. I have a book coming out from the American Quilter's Society in the fall
3. I am enjoying writing about quilting and doing small projects way more than I expected
4. I have become an Island Batik Ambassador! More on that another day!
AND NOW....I am starting an applique Facebook group called Machine Applique Adventures!
I am excited to see what other people are appliqueing. I've been looking for a group like this on Facebook and there are many out there for machine applique and embroidery using an embroidery system on a sewing machine, but there aren't any for people who simply do applique by machine. I'm hoping this will be a starting ground for people who applique to share what they've been up to.
So...follow this link and join the group today!
Happy Appliqueing!
Suzy
I love the joy of applique'. I teach it a lot and my students are loving it.
ReplyDeleteI love the joy of applique'. I teach it a lot and my students are loving it.
ReplyDeleteSo excited to have a group to celebrate Applique
DeleteHi Suzy - I've been trying to find your email address because you show as a no reply blogger when you leave comments on my blog. Could you please reply to this comment by email and then I might be able to see you email address? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new book and also in become a Island Batik Ambassador! You will have so much fun working with their beautiful fabrics, I know I do!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations on reaching your 100th blog post! It’s great to see how a creative project can grow into a community and a lasting body of work. I also like the idea of creating a welcoming space where people can share their projects and inspiration. In a similar way, finding the right environment and community matters when exploring Northern properties and choosing a place that feels like home. Northern properties can be worth exploring for those interested in the region.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 100th post! Your passion for quilting really comes through. Just as careful craftsmanship matters in quilting, quality details matter in a home too—double-glazed windows can improve comfort, while well-insulated glazing can make a property more energy efficient.
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