The free pattern and follow-along instructions can be found under the Tutorials tab above! follow along and make a Giant Dahlia!
My Giant Dahlia in Kaffe Fassett Collective Fabrics.
15 Wednesday May 2013
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Aimee Morgan said:
So from here, do you applique it onto a big piece of fabric, or what? I’ve watched this project roll out on Facebook, and I’m almost tempted to try one myself (smaller – much smaller), but I have no clue what the next step is.
mojoquiltdesigns said:
Yep, once I have the center circle all appliqued and sewn on, then I’ll applique the whole dahlia onto a larger piece of background fabric. The goal is to handle the dahlia as little as possible so it doesn’t stretch or distort out of shape. Once it’s appliqued onto a larger background, more borders can be added.
Audrey Hale said:
also has a stunning kaleidoscope effect..
Brandy M. said:
PS – Wow! This is your first blog post, too?! Looking forward to following!
Rosemary Allen said:
Will it be difficult to applique the whole dahlia to a background fabric. The points
look like they would be difficult to turn under.
nellie1951 said:
love the colors used for the Dahlia pattern, colors make pattern pop out more beautiful