This is a great tutorial if you want to do it all by hand without fusible or glues. I am about to start a William Morris Sampler BOM from Stitchin Heaven. Just got my first package today and looked up some demos. Here is my fav:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axDBl..._order&list=UL Make sure to watch Part 2 as she shows more complicated designs. |
Originally Posted by roxannebcb
This is a great tutorial if you want to do it all by hand without fusible or glues. I am about to start a William Morris Sampler BOM from Stitchin Heaven. Just got my first package today and looked up some demos. Here is my fav:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axDBl..._order&list=UL Make sure to watch Part 2 as she shows more complicated designs. |
It seems like every project I start with applique needs some sort of different technique depending on the fabrics used, type of applique shapes, and formality of the quilt. I can never get enough demo's. This lady made it look pretty easy. I am just not sure about drawing the shapes onto the background fabric. I think I am going to try the vinyl overlay method to make sure that all the pieces are in correct placement.
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Originally Posted by roxannebcb
This is a great tutorial if you want to do it all by hand without fusible or glues. I am about to start a William Morris Sampler BOM from Stitchin Heaven. Just got my first package today and looked up some demos. Here is my fav:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axDBl..._order&list=UL Make sure to watch Part 2 as she shows more complicated designs. :thumbup: |
It's just so nice to be shown how it actually works sometimes. Plus I forget between projects.
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A good tutorial. Something to try.
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Originally Posted by roxannebcb
It seems like every project I start with applique needs some sort of different technique depending on the fabrics used, type of applique shapes, and formality of the quilt. I can never get enough demo's. This lady made it look pretty easy. I am just not sure about drawing the shapes onto the background fabric. I think I am going to try the vinyl overlay method to make sure that all the pieces are in correct placement.
Maureen |
Originally Posted by fantomdiva
Originally Posted by roxannebcb
It seems like every project I start with applique needs some sort of different technique depending on the fabrics used, type of applique shapes, and formality of the quilt. I can never get enough demo's. This lady made it look pretty easy. I am just not sure about drawing the shapes onto the background fabric. I think I am going to try the vinyl overlay method to make sure that all the pieces are in correct placement.
Maureen |
thanks for the great tutorial
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Watched the video. Sure do wish I'd seen that before I did my first project. Most things she showed I learned by trial and error, mostly error. She is an amazing teacher, in that she makes it look so doable. Makes me consider using the needle turn on one project and the satin stitch on another. Thank you for the link.
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I know piece o cake does appliqué using the overlay...I have their cd on appliqué.....very good!
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