A Touch of Norway is the first of many applique' patterns I will be introducing this year. When I was growing up my mother painted Norwegian Rosemaling designs using oil paints. Later, my father painted similar designs with acrylic paint. I have always been drawn to the beautiful curves and colors presented with stunning symmetry through this art form. All applique' patterns include directions for raw-edge fusible applique' and traditional turned-edge hand and machine applique' techniques. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
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I really enjoy looking at your beautiful work. Wish I had more time to do more quilting. Been dealing with some medical issues so it’s been hard doing any sewing making my 6th grand child’s graduation Quilt. A few more to go. Keep up the good work. Fun to see robin on Facebook. I remember when she was just a smile on your face Lv susie
I want to make a rosemalling design quilt. But I need a pattern
Where can I find your rosemaling applique patterns?