When I was a kid
I wanted to grow up to be
a cartoonist for the Walt Disney Company.
I loved to draw
and drawing figures that would
be animated seemed like great work.
I'd try and draw flip books.
Now you can do it on the computer
using stop motion.
So here is my latest applique
not done with fancy computer work
just a lot of needle turn.
Scroll down quickly and
see how my tree grows.
How's that for fast work!
Not really!
That tree is absolutely fabulous. You do such amazing work!
ReplyDeleteYikes! I know that was not fast! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is beautiful. Hugs
ReplyDeleteNicely done!!
ReplyDeleteYeah, not fast at all with the needlework! Really great looking tree though!
ReplyDeleteMagic! Lol wish my appliqué went on so fast. Looks fabulous, I love the fabric you're using.
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing tree!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! looks fast but I know only too well that was a lot of applique. Great illusion :)
ReplyDeleteHilda
fun flip book!
ReplyDeletei love your tree. Turned out great. Is that an original pattern?
What a tree! I love the way you did that!!
ReplyDeletepretty!
ReplyDeleteCool I have never seen that method of applique before, do you just trim the fabric as you go? Does look quick, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHow clever!! That was fun - do another, do another!!
ReplyDeleteAll those tiny curves to stitch. You did well! Cute post today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree. I remember making these trees for Kim's Flower Garden quilt. Not easy.
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI remember flip books!!!
ReplyDeleteIs your tree from one of Kim Mclean's patterns? It looks like one in the Roseville Album quilt.