With all the discussion about the different papers, here and in another thread ..... here's some links to three products available in Canada. I think the parchment paper description makes it a match for Muv's greaseproof paper. It's pretty indestructible stuff so would be good for using in both steps that she mentions. For the Canadians ... Your local HH can order it in for you, and have it in the store within a few days. While I haven't ordered these products, there's never been a minimum order requirement and they have gladly ordered just one, if it's not a standard item on their shelves. Reynolds Freezer Paper http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/in...ps/Plast-Foil- Wax-Frzr/18-x-50-White-Freezer-Wrap/_/N-2pqfZ67l/Ne-67n/Ntk-All_EN/R-I4411489?Ntt=freezer+paper Parchment Paper http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/in...archment+paper Wax Paper http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/in...?Ntt=qax+paper |
Thank you Muv. Your work looks so pretty, I'll be bookmarking this one!!!
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Wow, would of never thought of that idea. I like.
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That looks great. Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial.
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Very nice tutorial. It definitely makes me think of applique in a different way that wouldn't be too intimidating. I wonder how well this method would stand up to regular use, say in a bed or lap quilt? With stitching twice, it seems like it wouldn't go anywhere, but would the raw edge fray through?
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Originally Posted by Bennett
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Very nice tutorial. It definitely makes me think of applique in a different way that wouldn't be too intimidating. I wonder how well this method would stand up to regular use, say in a bed or lap quilt? With stitching twice, it seems like it wouldn't go anywhere, but would the raw edge fray through?
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This is a wonderful tutorial, very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, I'm impressed with your perfect blanket/buttonhole stitch. Every stitch is exactly the same length and width!!
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Do you have to make your stitched applique smaller than desired finished size because you leave a bit of the edge beyond the machine stitching?
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Originally Posted by Muv
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Hello Miriam. Goatskin vellum?
Here are some more pictures to show progress. Once it is finished and ironed it loses that scruffy look. |
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