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Once again, going through my leftover fabrics and made this one.
Question - I used the heat bond interface - it's ind of stiff. Once I applique the edges and quilt it and I can wash it, does the stiffness of the interface go away?
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Question - I used the heat bond interface - it's ind of stiff. Once I applique the edges and quilt it and I can wash it, does the stiffness of the interface go away?
Thanks all.
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The shapes are ironed on. I ironed circles onto squares and then cut them in four. This was the most common method I found online. I could have done arcs, but after doing the bali wedding star, I am kind of done with arcs for a while LOL
It said it was for applique / crafts. And you can stitch through it no problem (well, at least by machine!)
It said it was for applique / crafts. And you can stitch through it no problem (well, at least by machine!)
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I mostly make wall hangings with the neat melty stuff. Since they do not get washed, I can't answer your question, but I just have to say that I love the colors in your quilt. It is stunning.
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