As a quilter with over 30 years of experience, I am always on the lookout for new techniques to try. Recently, I came across a tutorial for creating non-applique circle quilt blocks, and I was intrigued by the idea of reverse applique. This technique involves layering fabrics and then cutting away the top layer to reveal the layer below, creating an interesting and unique design.
The tutorial from Joot is an easy to follow, step-by-step guide, with photos and instructions to help you understand the process. It is an excellent resource for those who don’t enjoy traditional applique but want to create interesting circle blocks in their quilts. This is a great way to try something new and create an eye-catching effect in your quilt.
Reverse applique is not only a new trick to learn, but it is also a fun technique that can be used to create a variety of designs in your quilts. It allows you to play with different fabrics, colors and layering to create a unique effect. With this tutorial, you can create beautiful, non-applique circle quilt blocks that are sure to be a conversation starter.
Overall, learning a new technique like reverse applique can be an exciting way to change up your quilting practice. It’s a new way to create interesting and beautiful quilt patterns. With the step-by-step tutorial from Joot, you can learn this technique easily and see the impact in your own quilt projects.
Click here for the article: A Technique For Circle Quilt Blocks (Non-Appliqué)
[photo from Joot]
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