Apples For Sale Block Blog Hop copy
“Apples For Sale” Block I hope you are enjoying the Blog Hop Harvest as much as I am. I want to Thank Rhonda, from Farmhouse Threads for inviting me to be part of the fun. I used the new Valdani Wool Floss. I carry every color of Valdani, Pearl Cotton, 3 & 6 Strand Floss, & Wool Floss. Diamond Textiles is the background fabric. If you don’t know what they are, you are missing an awesome line of fabrics. I have over 250 bolts of these fabrics. I hope that you will check them out on my website
www.rustycrowquiltshop.com
I whipped stitched all the parts down. I stitched 4 rows of X’s across the Basket. I used a running stitch to make the apple stems and the letters in the sign. Nothing too hard.
Here is the Complete List of all the Designers and Their Blogs or Websites Week 1, June 17 – Rhonda McCray, Farmhouse Threads http://farmhousethreads.blogspot.com Week 2, June 24 – Jeni Gaston, Woolen Willow Designs http://jenifromthewillow.blogspot.com Week 3, July 1 Lisa Bongean, Primitive Gatherings http://lisabongean.com Week 4, July 8 – Joan Grenke, Bits and Pieces by Joan http://bitsandpiecesbyjoan.com Week 5, July 15 – Joyce Weeks, Geoff’s Mom Pattern Co. http://geoffsmom.blogspot.com Week 6, July 22 – Kathi and Taylor, The Cottage at Cardiff Farms http://thecottageatcardifffarms.com/blog Week 7 July 29 – Kathy Campbell, Heart to Hand https://www.hearttohand.com Week 8, August 5 – Shawn York, Rusty Crow Quilt Shop http://shawn-rustycrow.blogspot.com Week 9, August 12 – Debbie Busby, Wooden Spool Designs http://woodenspooldesigns.blogspot.com Week 10, August 19 – Gloria Parsons, Olde Green Cupboard Designs http://oldegreencupboard.blogspot.com Week 11, August 26 – Linda and Donna, My Red Door Designs http://myreddoordesignsblog.blogspot.com Week 12, September 2 – Finishing Instructions from Farmhouse Threads
We used 2 fabrics in the background to give it a table cloth look. Cut Bottom Fabric 4” X 12 ½” Cut Top Fabric 9” X 12 ½“ Cut the Apple Sign Cream Wool 2” X 3” rectangle I numbered the apples 1-5 starting in the basket, #5 sits by itself. I use the same brown wool for the Sign post, Basket Handles & Rim Green Leaves #3 Green Brown Handles Brown Post
#1 Red
#4 Red
Brown Basket Rim
#5 Red
Cream Basket
#2 Yellow
www.rustycrowquiltshop.com
I whipped stitched all the parts down. I stitched 4 rows of X’s across the Basket. I used a running stitch to make the apple stems and the letters in the sign. Nothing too hard.
Here is the Complete List of all the Designers and Their Blogs or Websites Week 1, June 17 – Rhonda McCray, Farmhouse Threads http://farmhousethreads.blogspot.com Week 2, June 24 – Jeni Gaston, Woolen Willow Designs http://jenifromthewillow.blogspot.com Week 3, July 1 Lisa Bongean, Primitive Gatherings http://lisabongean.com Week 4, July 8 – Joan Grenke, Bits and Pieces by Joan http://bitsandpiecesbyjoan.com Week 5, July 15 – Joyce Weeks, Geoff’s Mom Pattern Co. http://geoffsmom.blogspot.com Week 6, July 22 – Kathi and Taylor, The Cottage at Cardiff Farms http://thecottageatcardifffarms.com/blog Week 7 July 29 – Kathy Campbell, Heart to Hand https://www.hearttohand.com Week 8, August 5 – Shawn York, Rusty Crow Quilt Shop http://shawn-rustycrow.blogspot.com Week 9, August 12 – Debbie Busby, Wooden Spool Designs http://woodenspooldesigns.blogspot.com Week 10, August 19 – Gloria Parsons, Olde Green Cupboard Designs http://oldegreencupboard.blogspot.com Week 11, August 26 – Linda and Donna, My Red Door Designs http://myreddoordesignsblog.blogspot.com Week 12, September 2 – Finishing Instructions from Farmhouse Threads
We used 2 fabrics in the background to give it a table cloth look. Cut Bottom Fabric 4” X 12 ½” Cut Top Fabric 9” X 12 ½“ Cut the Apple Sign Cream Wool 2” X 3” rectangle I numbered the apples 1-5 starting in the basket, #5 sits by itself. I use the same brown wool for the Sign post, Basket Handles & Rim Green Leaves #3 Green Brown Handles Brown Post
#1 Red
#4 Red
Brown Basket Rim
#5 Red
Cream Basket
#2 Yellow
