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11-08-2010, 11:40 AM
#392
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The flowers and letters are raw edge applique. The stems, leaves, and Sue's are hand appliqued. I wish the colors showed better in the picture.
Some pieces of the Sue's are faced with interfacing, cut out and turned ... similar to Eleanor Burn's method, except I did not use fusible interfacing.
Some are just needle turn appliqued. I have been trying it different ways to see what I liked. Am making extra blocks that will be for another little girl, age 2. Just doing all blocks at the same time for convenience and best use of scraps. It is fun to dress the "dolls" and will be more fun to embellish and decorate them.
Some pieces of the Sue's are faced with interfacing, cut out and turned ... similar to Eleanor Burn's method, except I did not use fusible interfacing.
Some are just needle turn appliqued. I have been trying it different ways to see what I liked. Am making extra blocks that will be for another little girl, age 2. Just doing all blocks at the same time for convenience and best use of scraps. It is fun to dress the "dolls" and will be more fun to embellish and decorate them.
11-09-2010, 11:55 AM
#393
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Central PA
Posts: 1,920
Guys and Gals,
Take a look at the videos at this site: http://www.warmcompany.com/saspage.html
I was looking for a product used to connect two pieces of batting to make a larger piece when I run short. This product is called "Steam Your Batting Together" and Nancy's Notions sells same. I dislike stitching them together by hand.
But I was also led to the site listed above and found a product used in applique. Thought you who do fusible applique might be interested in the site.
Suzanne
Take a look at the videos at this site: http://www.warmcompany.com/saspage.html
I was looking for a product used to connect two pieces of batting to make a larger piece when I run short. This product is called "Steam Your Batting Together" and Nancy's Notions sells same. I dislike stitching them together by hand.
But I was also led to the site listed above and found a product used in applique. Thought you who do fusible applique might be interested in the site.
Suzanne
11-09-2010, 01:54 PM
#396
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Knee Deep
Posts: 2,052
Originally Posted by Suz
Guys and Gals,
Take a look at the videos at this site: http://www.warmcompany.com/saspage.html
I was looking for a product used to connect two pieces of batting to make a larger piece when I run short. This product is called "Steam Your Batting Together" and Nancy's Notions sells same. I dislike stitching them together by hand.
But I was also led to the site listed above and found a product used in applique. Thought you who do fusible applique might be interested in the site.
Suzanne
Take a look at the videos at this site: http://www.warmcompany.com/saspage.html
I was looking for a product used to connect two pieces of batting to make a larger piece when I run short. This product is called "Steam Your Batting Together" and Nancy's Notions sells same. I dislike stitching them together by hand.
But I was also led to the site listed above and found a product used in applique. Thought you who do fusible applique might be interested in the site.
Suzanne
11-09-2010, 04:23 PM
#398
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Central PA
Posts: 1,920
Don't know why, but again I am several pages behing. The little box is checked, but today was the first I received an email stating there was activity here. Anyhow . . . .
Lorli, please tell us about this board, size, padded? How exactly are you using it?
Suzanne
Lorli, please tell us about this board, size, padded? How exactly are you using it?
Suzanne
11-10-2010, 10:15 AM
#399
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: las vegas nv.
Posts: 2,452
KKrazy...after looking at your nicely done first piece of applique, I don't have anymore excuses. I had chosen a flower pattern to applique and then all week I kept telling myself it was to much for a beginner so I have been putting off even starting to applique it, but after looking at yours I am thinking differently. Yours came out so nice. I do think I made a mistake by not leaving enough to turn under around the edges though.
11-10-2010, 01:28 PM
#400
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mapleton, Oregon
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Craftiladi, you gotta just jump in. I kinda cheated because I pre-basted the hard parts, and needle turned the rest, but, I am satisfied with the results. And, I am sure the recipient will be too.
I'll post the second block as soon as I finish it.
Fatcat has some great applique patterns, that's where I got that one, I changed it a little.
I'll post the second block as soon as I finish it.
Fatcat has some great applique patterns, that's where I got that one, I changed it a little.
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