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Old 02-15-2011, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by leakus
I chose my background today. It will be a plain cream cotton. Not sure what technique I'll use. I wanted to get away of machine applique because it is what I always do. I haven't done hand applique other than samples when I took a couple of classes here and there. I don't know which method will be easier to start.
What hand applique method are you using?

I'm lazy, can't wait to sew, I make plastic templates and needle turn.

Freezer paper works great, I just donn't have patience for all the prep.

Raw edge machine is great if you want to get done quickly. See my quilt in photos (my design I love oriental) that quilt was all raw edge.
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Old 02-15-2011, 04:32 AM
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[quote=BonniFeltz]
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I too haven't decided. Machine or hand?????
I'm thinking of changing my mind. I was going to do needle turn but now I might do an iron on interfacing type thing and then hand button hole it.[/quote

Hi Bonnie, you willl get a folk art look,hich is lovely.
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Old 02-15-2011, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by leakus
I chose my background today. It will be a plain cream cotton. Not sure what technique I'll use. I wanted to get away of machine applique because it is what I always do. I haven't done hand applique other than samples when I took a couple of classes here and there. I don't know which method will be easier to start.
What hand applique method are you using?

I'm lazy, can't wait to sew, I make plastic templates and needle turn.

Freezer paper works great, I just donn't have patience for all the prep.

Raw edge machine is great if you want to get done quickly. See my quilt in photos (my design I love oriental) that quilt was all raw edge.
Where is your quilt???? I would love to see the photos.
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Old 02-15-2011, 08:08 AM
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BonnieFeltz, Pokerdive, Surfergirl and Gal288: I love your Centers! Beautiful colors!!!!
Thank you Carsey. Are you doing this too?
Yea, I started the center..... Hope I can do this!!!!
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Old 02-15-2011, 08:18 AM
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BonnieFeltz, Pokerdive, Surfergirl and Gal288: I love your Centers! Beautiful colors!!!!
Thank you Carsey. Are you doing this too?
Yea, I started the center..... Hope I can do this!!!!
If *I* can do it Carsey...I know that *you* can. We're all in this together. What is nice is that there are so many different ways to do applique that it really makes it a doable project. The center is 17" which gives you a nice area to work in (nothing REALLY small) and to start it out. The instructions say to cut it 20" so you have plenty of 'wiggle' room and not have to worry about running out of room.
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BonnieFeltz, Pokerdive, Surfergirl and Gal288: I love your Centers! Beautiful colors!!!!
Thank you Carsey. Are you doing this too?
Yea, I started the center..... Hope I can do this!!!!
I believe you can. Can't wait to see yours.
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beautiful job on the reverse applique, your points are awesome, keep up the good work.
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[quote=simbasue22]beautiful job on the reverse applique, your points are awesome, keep up the good work.[/quote

Thanks
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Old 02-15-2011, 07:26 PM
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It's officially official. Finished my first leaf on the center square (January BOM). Yes, I'm way behind but now that I've started I won't let myself stop until I finish it. I also dug in my heels and decided to do needle turn --- which will take me even longer. Oh well, I'm not in a hurry.
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oh Jeesh! I just discovered that I've been appliqueing on the back of the fabric. On the other hand, I guess that if *I* just discovered it nobody else really notice. So I just have to remember now that all applique HAS to be done on the back of the fabric. LOL Time for me to get to bed.
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