Heat n bond question
08-26-2015, 01:02 PM
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HELP!!!
OK so now I screwed up and used Heat and Bond ultra for appliqué on my quilt and have a stitched around the appliqué, gummy needles and all. This is a large bed sized quilt for use by my niece. I'm actually doing the exact same quilt for my other niece but I haven't bonded the flowers to the quilt yet. I can re-cut the flowers using the H&B LITE. What should I do with the first quilt though?? I would imagine that at the very least I will have to have the long armer ignore those areas of the quilt.
I'm attaching a photo... All the flowers are appliquéd using the H&B ultra and have been zig zag stitched. They are very stiff bit I assumed they would relax after washing!
I'm NOT very happy with the lady at the quilt store who recommended it to me!!! I told her exactly what I was doing
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OK so now I screwed up and used Heat and Bond ultra for appliqué on my quilt and have a stitched around the appliqué, gummy needles and all. This is a large bed sized quilt for use by my niece. I'm actually doing the exact same quilt for my other niece but I haven't bonded the flowers to the quilt yet. I can re-cut the flowers using the H&B LITE. What should I do with the first quilt though?? I would imagine that at the very least I will have to have the long armer ignore those areas of the quilt.
I'm attaching a photo... All the flowers are appliquéd using the H&B ultra and have been zig zag stitched. They are very stiff bit I assumed they would relax after washing!
I'm NOT very happy with the lady at the quilt store who recommended it to me!!! I told her exactly what I was doing
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