This delightful little wallhanging is made with fused applique and is quick to make.
Rudolph Applique Wall Hanging with Anne Baxter
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This is a delightful little wall hanging. It is simply made with fused applique. Anne then suggests machine zig-zag for the stitching.
but if you would like to do this as a hand project, then blanket stitch would work just as well
Anne also suggests some simple, large embroidery stitches for the background quilting. This would give it a snowflake feel, and an interesting suggestion for the binding , which again gives the wallhanging a little more interest.
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More about Anne Baxter
Anne lives in rural Devon, in a thatched cottage which she shares with her husband and two dogs.
Her patchwork decorates the house throughout and you can’t help but be inspired surrounded by her work and all those old beams.
This is one made by Sara Layney while laid up with a broken foot; we think its brilliant – particularly like the bells and also because this is Sara’s first attempt at handwork. thankyou for sharing.
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About the Tutor
Anne has sewn all of her life, prolifically for the last 25 years. She works across a wide range of patchwork and appliqué techniques and designs — from the Navajo blanket quilt that includes simple and advance techniques to simple cushion designs.
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