Tutorial : Improv Christmas Trees with Jean Wells
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Have fun learning how to make improvisational trees in a variety of sizes with Jean.
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Love them. I am thinking of Fall trees for a bazaar.
Great idea!!
Easy to see you're having fun with these trees. Your chuckle is certainly is contagious, got me smiling!
Glad you enjoyed it
Think I might make these trees for hand made Christmas cards.
That would be great!
Love it!
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What a fun video. Makes me want to get out the Christmas stash ..thank you.
You should!
Love this video! Great inspiration! Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool quilt blocks, just love those trees! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you like them!
So cute
Thanks
Thankyou for super improv trees Jean. Great!
You're very welcome!
So fun!! Thanks for sharing. Love you guys. Hugs from NE Ohio.
Our pleasure!
So sweet, thanks for the lovely video 🌲🌳🌲
You're very welcome
Cute project, thanks 🌲
Thank you! 😊
I like watching you piece this, but it could be easily appliqued as well. Is there a downside to doing that?
That's a great way to do it too. Only downside I can think of might be washing. Depending on how you applique washing can be more problematic.