
Susan Gonzales Designs
Patterns to make- Wool appliqué, rug hooking, punch needle, stitchery and wool and wire.
Wooly cattails and a Jack Squat pumpkin. These both are constructed from wool and wire. Hand sewn and will last for years of enjoyment.
You will recognize these patterns from Jo Digerness Designs, my daughter. I will be carrying her wool and wire patterns as she is in her busy life for now. She will still be attending shows with me I’m so happy for that.
Wooly oranges and apples, add some cinnamon and holly. This is what you get!! fun to make, with easy stitching
These beautiful holly branches make a gorgeous wreath or a filler for that special Winter bowl.
These sweet little ladies will be the perfect finishing touch to that beautiful wooly flower that you have just created.
This little pineapple is a proud way of welcoming friends and family to your home. Made of wool and wire and sporting a flag. Who could resist.
This wall hanging is 12” wide and 20” long from the loops on the top. This can be used for hanging of removed. A simple design with easy stitching.
She is the Queen Bea!
Threads can work for you!! I am a utilitarian type stitcher, I like to use the whip stitch to attach and creative stitches, like the basket to add texture and detail. Simple stitches is what I’m all about.
We all use tools for wool applique and we all have our favorite ones that work best for us. There are many ways to trace, cut ,attach and stitch. I hope that in my patterns and the way I work helps you along the way.
All sheep are not created equal! Lol. Meaning you need to examine the wools you choose. Too thick? Too thin? Where to begin? I love the ones that are a little different from one side to the other. Many choices
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I hope as you scroll through my patterns they will bring a smile to your face. I love what I do and am very Happy to include my daughter as a fiber artist also. We have a lot of fun together. First I want to say thank you for taking the time to look at my patterns. I am having so much fun creating them.
I am so lucky to have a supportive husband who jumps right in and helps with just about anything I ask. I couldn't do it without him. I also have a wonderful big family that always encourages me, so at the age of 65 I'm putting it out there and having fun.
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