Old 02-13-2011, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Prism99
Fascinating technique! I'd like to try it some day. There is one thing in your tute I cannot figure out:

*I was told to have the bias raw edge (looking from the
backside)at the top , not the folded edge.*

Can you explain in more detail? Or, better yet, with a photo?
I figured this might be a bit confusing! I will take a picture with the bias against the fabric and try and show you that way. Be back as soon as I take some pictures!

bias cut and pressed and placed on tubing to keep together
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YLI Silk thread #100
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Fabric square folded in fourths for placing applique behind to trace
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Applique` design placed, But it goes behind the fabric to be traced onto the front side of the block
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This is how it looks as you start out.. the overlap and I would cut it off at the point I went under the crossover leaving 1/4" under.. hidden . That is what you do as you find that you piece of bias will not make it to another crossover.
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Showing how the bias tape is placed to start pinning to the applique` design
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Start to go around the design.. leave only about 1/4" where the crossover start is, that will cover up when the overlap comes around.
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