Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 8199349)
Yoko Saito uses a hera marker for marking her appliques. Here's a video demonstration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9UFMqj9cWc I think a tongue depressor would not be sharp enough to do this. I have a "Wooden Iron" which is quite sharp at the tip, but I think this tool would do the best job. |
Herta Marker for applique
Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 8199349)
Yoko Saito uses a hera marker for marking her appliques. Here's a video demonstration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9UFMqj9cWc |
Originally Posted by Sewgood
(Post 8199328)
Looks like a stiletto....which would probably work the same way.
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Originally Posted by maviskw
(Post 8200137)
She never did show what she would do with that piece sticking out at the peak of the roof.
Originally Posted by judykay
(Post 8200223)
I tried to bring up the video but only got an ad with another link for related books from Martindale. No video on marking applique.
When I click the link, it goes directly into the tutorial. There is a promotion at the end of the video that shows some of Yoko's books and projects. |
I would worry about it being too sharp and damaging the threads in the fabric.
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I’m a bit nervous, too about that stilleto/needle thing but I did watch the Yoko Saito video and was blown away. I did a sort of show and tell last year about the Hera marker and how to use it for marking quilting lines without any type of marking tool. When I watched her video it hit me how easily edges would turn over without using templates, etc. I’m a needle turn appliqué and would like,to,show this to my little appliqué group - just running the Hera around a Mylar Template that has curves seems like a great idea.
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