Originally Posted by LavenderBlue
(Post 6367263)
Wonderful! I've always wondered why applique is not stitched down in this way....seems like a quicker and stronger method.
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Thanks for the Tut.
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This method works very well to with hand stitching but for a kids quilt or a quilt that is washed often the
machine stitch is more durable. |
Originally Posted by angelanicole
(Post 6367555)
This method works very well to with hand stitching but for a kids quilt or a quilt that is washed often the
machine stitch is more durable. |
Great tutorial. Thanks. This is how I do my applique but have always had trouble with getting those pesky little places like you did on the circle but your technique of the little ripples should do the trick.
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Originally Posted by mimiknoxtaylor
(Post 6367624)
Great tutorial. Thanks. This is how I do my applique but have always had trouble with getting those pesky little places like you did on the circle but your technique of the little ripples should do the trick.
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what fun and you made it look so easy. thanks a million. Loved watching your tutorial
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Thanks Izy!! You're a star!!! Xx
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Thanks Vickey!
Oh a star...not tried THAT shape this way, now that would be a test Hilary :) |
Originally Posted by Izy
(Post 6366001)
My friend Hilary, (CoventryUK) requested a tute on how I do my applique using freezer paper! This is a quick, easy way to do 'functional' applique, such as on kid's quilts where it will be laundered a lot etc. :)
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