Fabric kit and Printed pattern for "Agatha bakes" Victorian Animals series 2 raw edge applique tutorial free motion embroidery
Agatha is in the kitchen and proving once again that she bakes the very lightest of cakes. Her strawberry scones are dreamy light!
This is the second of the Victorian animal series. This block finished as 12” square block and would work well as a standalone pattern or as the full set of nine.
It features a plain background with raw edge applique (sewn without fusible) secured with free-motion embroidery. The applique is cut from batik fabrics and layered to build up Agatha and her baking equipment.
The kit contains the applique fabric (BUT NOT the background fabric as people often like to pick their own) freezer paper and stabiliser.
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