I worked on some Apple Cores today.

I cut them with my new Apple Core die for the Baby GO! These are big - 6" long blocks, so it is growing quite fast. The fabric is a Kim Diehl line, by Henry Glass.

They do take lots of pinning,

and lots of pressing (all the seams are pressed to the concave side and the joins "pinwheeled" open), a few little clips help the seam lay flat too.

I am using the Tumbler blocks as "leaders and enders".
This kind of sewing is lots of fun, and makes a nice change from sewing pieced blocks.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!!
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