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Old 03-01-2010, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by tkhooper
I love the fusible applique. It couldn't be easier. The only problem I have is if I machine stitch around little pieces. Then it can get real hairy. But with a wall hanging you don't really have to stitch from what I understand. I to am a beginner.
At a quilt show in Montana there was a quilter working on an applique using the Steam 2 Seam II and she showed me that by stitching fairly slowly and ending with the needle down, I could make my turns beautifully without much distortion from the stops. I have used blanket stitch, decorative stitching, zig zag, etc. All with wonderful results. However, I did what she told me to do and that was cut out a bunch of shapes and practice, practice, practice. LOL
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