Christmas Sewing Update Tilda Merry Little Christmas Quilt Well - I finally finished appliquéing on the berries - all 48 of them 😬. Top tip here is if you are going to applique the berries instead of using these Tilda buttons - do it before you assemble the quilt! Sewing a less than half inch circle on an 80” quilt was quite a feat! Thank you so much to everyone that has supported me with this project and all of you that have shared your lovely versions! You are all such a talented bunch.🥇🥇🏅

✂️ Part 1 ✂️ Hand appliquéing a Tussie Mussie block onto the background square. You’ll need: • Glue or pins • Needles – I use Jeana Kimball straw size 10 • Thread – something lightweight so it’s easier to hide your stitches The Tussie Mussie block comes from my Tussie Mussie Cushion Pattern, available as: • PDF download • Printed pattern acrylic templates papers (to make one cushion) 👉 Link in bio or find it here: Printed pattern templates: https://emmajeanjansen.com.au/products/tussie-mussie-p

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