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    Old 10-29-2012, 10:32 AM
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    I found this blog with information on a different way to secure applique pieces instead of using the blanket stitch. It looks like fun and I was thinking it may be faster than my machines blanket stitch.

    The video on how to do it is in the middle of the page. click the link below.

    http://sassypacks.blogspot.com/2012/...l-hanging.html
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    Old 10-29-2012, 12:39 PM
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    I have a book called Herky Jerky by Kathleen Parman that uses this technique...I have tried it and like it...on some things!
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    Old 10-30-2012, 05:52 AM
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    I use this technique a lot -especially on leaves and animals like teddy bears. They looks so much softer than a satin stitch I think.
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    Most of my free motion looks like that all the time. Now I have a name for and and can say I intended that look, thank you.
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    Looks interesting I have a wall hanging started that they might be an excellent way to finish an area I need work on. Thanks for posting this.
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    Originally Posted by quiltmom04
    I use this technique a lot -especially on leaves and animals like teddy bears. They looks so much softer than a satin stitch I think.
    That sounds like a very good idea, for any kind of animal, so it gives dimension to their hair or fur. Thanks for that suggestion, quiltmom04!
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    I didn't.'see a video. This technique looks neat but I would love to see the video
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    Old 10-31-2012, 11:29 AM
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    I can see where that stitch could be useful. Thanks.
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