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Thread: machine applique question

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    Before you waste any more time agonizing over it take your design to Kinko's to enlarge it to the size you want. I bet you will discover that the 'fine' lines are bigger than you thought. Just be sure to use a good stabilizer under your fabric.

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    Once you have that drawn up to a 21 inch scale those thin lines will not be so thin anymore. I would applique the whole thing using steam a seam

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    I did enlarge the drawing to the actual size I will need. I'm thinking, based on all the suggestions, that I will cut the whole thing out on fusible web, fuse it to the fabric, and then when I am appliqueing it to the background I will use a variable satin stitch (with stabilizer) on the very thin parts--the fused strips will guide me on that. I hope that will work out.
    Thanks for all the suggestions. I always get so much help from y'all.
    Carol

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    We want pictures when you are done!!

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