Block 31 – Blossoming – The Splendid Sampler™

31 Splendid Sampler Jenny Reynolds Block collagev2

Techniques : Hand Embroidery

Blocks by Jenny and Joan Ford

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Are you looking for the downloadable pattern? As from 19th February 2017, they are no longer available at this site. For your convenience, we have placed them all in one comprehensive book which will be available April 2017.

100 eye-catching designs from over 80 designers that use a wide range of techniques, including traditional patchwork, applique, foundation paper piecing, and embroidery
A number of the 6-inch blocks are shown in two colorways for twice the creativity
Be inspired by gallery quilts featuring carefully selected placement options for your Splendid Sampler blocks
Bonus blocks projects are not included in the book and can be found here.

Pre-order your copy here. Amazon US, Book Depository, Fat Quarter Shop

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If you are new to piecing, see our tutorial page for tips

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Jennifer Reynolds Don’t rush, ever. Breathe – enjoy the process of making something beautiful and as you slow the pace and slow your breathing you’ll find a gentle stitching rhythm develops.

It has been so delightful to get to know Jenny during this project. When the project started there was a lot going on, and it got a bit nutty! But in my inbox would come the sweetest note from Jenny reminding me to breathe .. to stop and have a cuppa tea.. to enjoy the process. I think of her whenever I think of beautiful designs and enjoying the process! We are so grateful to have her on our project.

VISIT Jenny’s page for tips on converting some of the embroidery to applique shapes and visit her pages with many tips and tutorials.

BLOG: www.elefantz.com and be sure to look at her different clubs!
VISIT Jenny’s Craftsy Pattern Shop

What is the hardest thing about learning something new? Following the new technique. But being able to watch someone over and over demonstrate it is super helpful. When you can stop, rewind, watch again is a critical learning tool for many of us. We have TWO embroidery class recommendations

Buy the class by our friend Sue Spargo

And check out this new hand Embroidery Class, we really like it!

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