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Old 10-15-2014, 05:51 AM
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meyert
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Default applique question

I have only done applique one time to patch a hole in a quilt. I am now thinking of trying it again for the back of a quilt. I am going to find videos, but I like asking questions on this board because you guys are soooo helpful. What I am thinking of doing is finding a picture of a fireman or firetruck.. cartoon like from a coloring book. Then I will cut that out and cut the fusing to match the silhouette of the figure. Then I will press to the fabric and then to the backing of the quilt. Then I am thinking I can just FMQ the interior lines. I don't have an embroidery machine, but my Janome does pretty good FMQing. The fabric has a print of fire trucks tossed all over. I am thinking I can use a black or contrasting thread to sew in the details. What do you guys think? Is that possible? Or would it look pretty bad? I am trying to attach a picture of what I am thinking of. Coloring book pictures are pretty basic and I think I can FMQ those lines
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