Applique Club (Do you like to applique, lets chit chat here)
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Greeter Eva , 11-15-2010 02:51 PM
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for tute
Thanks Misseva, I just do machine applique, but after seeing that tute , I think I will give needle turn a try. EvaOriginally Posted by misseva
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i bookmarked it - go to http://sentimentalstitches.net/instr...hand-applique/Originally Posted by babydragon
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baby quilter here lol...explaine back basting plz
Originally Posted by Aussie Quilter
I'm a hand applique person. I just find it more relaxing - and portable - than machine work. I love back basting and needleturn applique.
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#442
BonniFeltz , 11-15-2010 03:29 PM
Super Member
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I do both machine and hand applique.
Just jump on in and post. If you'd like to do a heart wall hanging that a bunch of us are working on, Suz' posted the instructions on page 18 of this group. Here's the link.Originally Posted by caroln
Would like to join in.I do both machine and hand applique.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-64769-18.htm
How about posting some of your work? This is a freeform type chat where we ask questions and show our work. All levels have been made most welcome.
Bonni
#443
Treasureit , 11-15-2010 03:42 PM
Super Member
I love applique. I mostly do machine satin stitch or blanket stitch. Still not convinced that the blanket stitch will hold up in time with washing though.
We went to Maui for our 35th anniv. this year and my only request was to take a hand applique class. I loved it! I have signed up for another hand applique class at the Road to California show in Jan - Can't wait!
Can't wait to see what you all have done! Post some pictures please.
My best tip...don't forget to use stabilizer on the back...it makes a lot of difference on the machine stitching. I have been using coffee filters and it works great!
We went to Maui for our 35th anniv. this year and my only request was to take a hand applique class. I loved it! I have signed up for another hand applique class at the Road to California show in Jan - Can't wait!
Can't wait to see what you all have done! Post some pictures please.
My best tip...don't forget to use stabilizer on the back...it makes a lot of difference on the machine stitching. I have been using coffee filters and it works great!
#444
Treasureit: I will hold up if you treat it kindly. Do not put into the washer and agitate for 12 minutes. Use your gentle cycle for 2-3 minutes. If your project, ie., baby blanket that may be washed often, choose another applique method rather than the buttonhole stitch or be sure to fasten down with one of the fusibles to hold the edges before stitching.
Suz
Suz
#445
BonniFeltz , 11-15-2010 05:01 PM
Super Member
Question for the board:
I found something when I cleaned out a tub of stuff that says it is:
fusible nonwoven interfacing for featherweight to midweight fabrics.
What is it and what do I do with it?
Bonni
I found something when I cleaned out a tub of stuff that says it is:
fusible nonwoven interfacing for featherweight to midweight fabrics.
What is it and what do I do with it?
Bonni
#447
Treasureit , 11-15-2010 05:56 PM
Super Member
Here are some of my machine applique quilts
This is using the blanket stitch
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This is with a satin stitch
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#450
kwiltkrazy , 11-15-2010 10:02 PM
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Love your candle mat, BonniOriginally Posted by BonniFeltz
Decided to do this candle mat last night. It should be finished by this weekend if I figure out what fabric to use for the back.
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