Needle Turn Applique for TINY Round Pieces
03-02-2015, 08:40 AM
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I saw a good one somewhere for larger circles. (I know it's not needle turn, but it's a great tip!)
You sew the circle onto a used dryer sheet or some other really thin material and turn it out then applique it onto your project.
I wish I'd known this before piecing my Dresden Plates. I was basting and pulling threads around a plastic template made from a for sale sign
You sew the circle onto a used dryer sheet or some other really thin material and turn it out then applique it onto your project.
I wish I'd known this before piecing my Dresden Plates. I was basting and pulling threads around a plastic template made from a for sale sign
03-06-2015, 11:22 AM
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I'm trying to visualize this, but not getting it.
Originally Posted by DresiArnaz
I saw a good one somewhere for larger circles. (I know it's not needle turn, but it's a great tip!)
You sew the circle onto a used dryer sheet or some other really thin material and turn it out then applique it onto your project.
I wish I'd known this before piecing my Dresden Plates. I was basting and pulling threads around a plastic template made from a for sale sign
You sew the circle onto a used dryer sheet or some other really thin material and turn it out then applique it onto your project.
I wish I'd known this before piecing my Dresden Plates. I was basting and pulling threads around a plastic template made from a for sale sign
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