bom fatcat noel

Voilà un projet initié par Roxane, je crois. Le bom de fatcat pour Noël 2018.

Voici le lien du site :http://www.fatcatpatterns.com/bom.html

Gnome for the Holidays

This will start Feb. 1, 2018
Blocks will be offered on the first of the month. One block each month, with the last being offered on Nov. 1, 2018.

Instruction sheet with Yardage
this is a free download


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This months free block


Free This Month

Disclaimer: Free downloads are Only available during the run of the BoM. I am terribly sorry, but I simply am not able to handle requests for individual blocks (either past or still to come), for whatever reason, and will not respond to such requests.
If you are following along with this project, I recommend you mark your calendars and come in early to download the monthly installments.
Or join us on the FatCat Friends Facebook group for monthly reminders. If you miss an installment, or come to the party late, past blocks are available below for a small charge.

Gnome for the Holidays
Sindy Rodenmayer 2018 FCP-057

Finished size – 50 x 62 inches

Yardage: estimate based on a 36-38-inch bolt

Base Blocks – 2.25 yards Sashing & Border # 1 – 1.5 yards
Border # 2 – 1 yard if pieced, 2 yards if strip Black for letters – 1 quarter yard
White for beards – 1 quarter yard Backing – 2 yards if a 60-inch bolt Binding – 6.5 yards of finished length

Fat Quarters or Scraps:
Trees – 7 or more prints
Letter Blocks – 5 or more prints
Lights and decorations – 5 or more prints Stars – 3 or more prints
Door – 1 fat quarter
Gnome hats and robes –10 or more prints to mix and match




Who can resist Gnomes? As you can tell they are favorites of mine. I have reversed all of the templates for easy fusible applique.
The patches will match the pictures once you have fused them to fabric.

I find pre-assembling my applique patches on a Teflon sheet to be very helpful. Easy to make sure you have that little bit of overlap, and so nice not to have to fidget with little bits as you iron to the base block.

When stitching your applique down, try using a tear away stabilizer. That will get rid of any bunching troubles you may have. Flattened coffee filters and deli sandwich wrap both work rather nicely for this.

Je vais essayer de reprendre les explications de chaque bloc, de les tailler à une certaine dimension, et de vous donner les schémas. .
Que celles qui l'ont commencé se manifestent

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J'avais mis les premiers blocs de mon patch là