🟢Petit patchwork appliqué à la main pour débuter l'appliqué 🍽️ : Sunbonnet Sue fait des crêpes #005

Learn hand appliqué easily with this brand new Sunbonnet Sue pattern! ✨This tutorial is a photo-by-photo visual guide, so you don't need to speak French to follow it Discover the 5th block of my exclusive "Sunbonnet Sue's 101 activities" collection. In this step-by-step sewing tutorial, we revisit Bertha L. Corbett's iconic character with a modern twist: Sunbonnet Sue in the kitchen flipping pancakes! Whether you love traditional patchwork or modern quilting, this beginner-friendly project is ideal for using up your fabric scraps. This A4 size block is part of an ambitious project: creating an 80-inch x 80-inch (2m x 2m) bedspread composed of 100 unique blocks. 縫い方 (Sewing) | Patchwork Tutorial | Appliqué technique 👉 DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PATTERN HERE: https://quandmariecoud.be/sunbonnet-s... 🧵 ON THE AGENDA FOR THIS TUTORIAL: Presentation of the exclusive "Sunbonnet Sue flips pancakes" pattern. Simplified needle-turn appliqué technique. Tips for managing curves without glue or interfacing. How to harmoniously assemble your fabric scraps. 🛠️ MATERIALS NEEDED: Fabrics: Fabric scraps (background approx. 10x10 inches or 25x25 cm). Tools: Needle, matching thread, precision scissors, pins. Marking: Heat-erasable pen (Frixion type) and black textile marker. The secret tip: A toothpick for perfect turned edges! Optional: Lace and rickrack for a vintage touch. 💡 TIP: For a modern look, choose a neutral background fabric (linen, white or pearl gray cotton) to make Sunbonnet Sue's colors stand out. This appliqué can be used alone to decorate a pouch, a bag, or a wall frame. Did you like this video? ✅ Subscribe so you don't miss the next 96 blocks! 👍 Give a thumbs up if this tutorial helped you. 💬 Tell me in the comments: what job or activity would you like to see Sunbonnet Sue do next? #sewing #patchwork #sunbonnetsue #applique #freepattern 0:00 Introduction to the video, materials used 0:21 Stitches used: explanation of the slip stitch and basting stitch adapted to the tutorial 1:20 How to print the pattern + how to transfer the appliqué from the pattern 1:35 Tracing and sewing the appliqué 3:25 The vintage touch: adding the lace ribbon 4:56 Do you have the same result as me on the back of the fabric? 4:59 The hat 5:29 Flipping the pancake! 5:54 The hair dryer and conclusion