KLO

Geri B, You actually trace the pattern on the fusible web not the fabric, then iron it onto the wrong side of the fabric, then do the cutting on the lines you just drew. Does that make sense? The fusible makes it a lot easier to do both the tracing and the cutting. It might not be your "thing" anyway but the fusible makes it easy to make these patterns/quilts.

madamekelly

Here is the response I found this morning. Nice that they answered so quick.
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Hi Kelly, I'm not quite sure what would have been showing as "Sold Out", unless you sent them to the webinar replay page
which probably does show expired. Also please remember that this was a closed offer just for those who participated in
the product testing. The correct place to send them would be to our main webpage at www.willowbendcreations.com

All of our patterns and regular laser-cuts are available.

We do appreciate you helping to spread the word very much,
Tim & Mary

gmcsewer

You have a raw edge on the design and you zigzag the design on. Nohing is turned uder so it isn't complicated. It is worth being on their site for the webinairs they provide.

wolf3349

I just did a test pattern for them. It has 4 outdoor panels to do --then add sashing and borders. Just use steam a seam 2 and it will hold without sewing around the edges of the applique.
I have a picture of it before the binding. Just can,t figure out how to download it to this comment

wolf3349

I just added a picture from willow bend in the pictures section.

Scakes

I love their patterns. I posted earlier today wondering if anyone on here liked them and posted 1 photo of a wall hanging I made. Nice to see these posts. I just ordered a bunch of patterns from them. Waiting eagerly for them to arrive!

Scakes

I did some of the test patterns too. Had a blast with them.