An Abundance of Apples in West Palm Beach

The ladies from Palm Beach County Quilters’ Guild made excellent progress on their apple projects during a recent Double Reverse Applique class.

Linda was all smiles about her results.

At the end of the day Barbara’s was complete, except for the stem.

Lorna was the first to finish.  We all thought her bottom fabric did a nice job of implying a table cloth.

Guild president, Lynn, was delighted to finish something in class.

Maggie left her shadow blank, initially.   But, when I saw her the next day, she’d changed it to black and was very happy with it.

Marilyn was one of the bravest in class, since she was VERY new to free motion stitching!  Didn’t she do a great job?

We all loved Nancy’s green apple, (which she had completely quilted and faced by the next morning.)

I love it when students put their own spin on things.  Nancy did just that by adding a little critter to her apple.  Can you see him?

Yvonne was WAY out of her comfort zone, since she normally does needle-turn applique.  This class utilizes raw edge collage, so it was completely new to her!  It didn’t faze her though, as you can see.

This is a fun, fast, and accurate technique.  And one that’s always fun to teach!

Ellen Lindner
P.S.  Check out my ebook with all the content of this class.  And a gallery of Double Reverse Applique quilts.  (NOT all apples.)