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Old 01-08-2015, 06:58 AM
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Kwiltr
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Originally Posted by tellabella
I use freezer paper and always remove it entirely before I begin to applique it ...never cut the back..would this work for you...I use the starch and press method...not glue...small appliqué iron...turn it all over..then remove the paper and give it a good pressing afaik...holds like that until I use it..
Well, I'm new to this method, so not sure. Here is my trial leaf. The back edges are glued down with an Elmer's Glue Stick to the freezer paper. If I remove the paper before I sew it down, I think my edges will be ruined. I was wondering also, if there is a different way I should deal with the "V"'s in terms of turning them back, as the way they are, they are essentially raw edges. Any advice for this?
Thank you for all of your help here.
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