Printed pattern for Life in the Town Victorian Mice cook Mrs Hazelton kitchen raw edge applique tutorial free motion embroidery

Printed pattern for raw edge applique using free motion embroidery. Mrs Hazelton, the cook, is busy making jam tarts but she's misplaced her jam! She is a dab hand at pastry, with a lightness of paw few can achieve. Her cheese straws are to die for and the recipe for her scones is a closely kept family secret.

This is the first block in what I hope will be a long series of 15 similar sized blocks, all based on life in a Victorian house, both above and below stairs. At the minute I'm estimating the quilt will be around 42" by 60" but I have a fair way to go before I can confirm that. I'm hoping to use the borders to build up a house complete with roof and chimney :) This block measures 8 by 12" finished (8.5 by 12.5" unfinished.)
I will be looking to complete the remaining blocks over the summer months if you wish to do the full quilt, otherwise it would make a lovely standalone panel. ( For forward notice, this is a discounted pattern so the kits are £12 but subsequent blocks will be more like £15 for the same size.)



This pattern contains the templates along with plenty of colour photographs through each step.

I don't teach you how to do free motion embroidery in this pattern, other than my own hints and tips, neither do I tell you how to set your machine up for free motion embroidery but I do give you all the stages for you to make your own embroidery.

Please don't redistribute or make my items to sell. thank you.
Any question please do ask.
I also have a listing for a printed version and fabric kits.