weste

I cut the shape out sprayed starched it and laid the template on it then ironed the edges around the template then appliqued it. I know clear as mud. lol

stitchinMamaw

I considered trying the applique where you sew interfacing to the back of your applique . I was wondering if anyone has tried this . Seems like there would be a problem with the slit you cut in the back to turn it ! I have been using heat"n'bond lite for my appliques. :lol:


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vicki reno

Beautiful JOb! I lov your choice of colors and fabrics!

Rebecca Chambley

I use the lite weight fusable on all my appliques, and the slit in the back dosen't cause me any problems. Makes all my appliques neat and tidy, easy to work with, and I can press my appliques down, and they stay for the stitching.

weste

Even if you do needle turn?

Rebecca Chambley

I've never done needle turn, I have a applique stitch on my machine for left or right side to stitch down my appliques, so thats what I use.

weste

I really enjoyed making that quilt. I could take the squares where ever I went and work on it. I do some other appl with my machine.

Rebecca Chambley

I Never learned how to do needle turn applique, But why could'nt you do it with the fuseable as well? I understand the concept, Would it not work?

Shadow Dancer

Beautiful! And your puppy is SOOO cute! :)

Blue Bell

Love your dog. You did a great job on your quilt. Love your applique and patchwork. Good job. Thanks for sharing.