Machine Applique
#11
The paper is the stabilizer.
Have seen a lot of freezer paper used. In fact I quilted a baby quilt for a friend who used freezer paper and didn't get it all out. I checked with her and she said it would wash soft and be OK ... so I quilted it.
Personally, I'll try a paper towel or go back to stabilizer. Though freezer paper is OK for a class project where I am just learning a technique and not making a work of art.
ali
Have seen a lot of freezer paper used. In fact I quilted a baby quilt for a friend who used freezer paper and didn't get it all out. I checked with her and she said it would wash soft and be OK ... so I quilted it.
Personally, I'll try a paper towel or go back to stabilizer. Though freezer paper is OK for a class project where I am just learning a technique and not making a work of art.
ali
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I use white tissue paper like you use when wrapping gifts. Often one side is slightly glossed and if so I try to put this on the machine bed. I sometimes use a dab or two of glue stick to hold it in place. I use a satin stitch and it tears off easily. This was the way I was taught to do applique 25 years ago, I've never switched and bought expensive stabilizer.
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