Fusible Applique - How I do my patterns
#31
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Originally Posted by Farm Quilter
Originally Posted by JLMiller
i seen on a fons n porter show once that they cut the fusiable so it was just on the edges of the design and then they didn't have it stiff for the whole thing.. anyone hear of doing it that way before?
#33
Originally Posted by JLMiller
Originally Posted by Farm Quilter
Originally Posted by JLMiller
i seen on a fons n porter show once that they cut the fusiable so it was just on the edges of the design and then they didn't have it stiff for the whole thing.. anyone hear of doing it that way before?
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Originally Posted by JLMiller
i seen on a fons n porter show once that they cut the fusiable so it was just on the edges of the design and then they didn't have it stiff for the whole thing.. anyone hear of doing it that way before?
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Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
Ok, this is a really long tutorial, and since I've had a lot of PM's about the quilt in my avatar, I figured that I'd make a tutorial with a new pattern that I just made up.
Please bear with me, this is a long one.
Step 1 is to pick your pattern. You can use whatever one you want. The one I'm using is one that I just designed - called Fairy Prayers. Remember that when you do fusible applique, all your images are REVERSED!
Please bear with me, this is a long one.
Step 1 is to pick your pattern. You can use whatever one you want. The one I'm using is one that I just designed - called Fairy Prayers. Remember that when you do fusible applique, all your images are REVERSED!
A teacher recommended MistyFuse to me....have you ever used that? Just wondering...
#38
Originally Posted by bjolly
I just looked at your tutorial. I am trying to learn applique. Is it okay to do nothing around the edges of the applique pieces - no zigzag etc.? Will those ever fray? Thank you, Barb
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