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Step 13The quilt portrait
At this point you dig through your fabric stash and try to match the colors as closely as possible. For this project, I used iron on fusible to fuse the pieces to the background, then use a narrow satin/zigzag stitch in matching thread to seal the edges. On other ones, I have used needle turn applique.
This is the finished piece. I'm sorry I don't have photos of the steps I went through picking the fabrics and the assembly process, but I had already finished before I decided to make the tutorial. I hope to add one soon of a horse quilt block I did.
You can check here for the way I assembled a horse applique block: fabric portrait of a horse quilt block:
http://www.instructables.com/id/fabric-portrait-of-a-horse-quilt-block/
join our quilter's chat group and learn about all kinds of quilting: http://quiltchatjava.ascends.info/
This is the finished piece. I'm sorry I don't have photos of the steps I went through picking the fabrics and the assembly process, but I had already finished before I decided to make the tutorial. I hope to add one soon of a horse quilt block I did.
You can check here for the way I assembled a horse applique block: fabric portrait of a horse quilt block:
http://www.instructables.com/id/fabric-portrait-of-a-horse-quilt-block/
join our quilter's chat group and learn about all kinds of quilting: http://quiltchatjava.ascends.info/
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