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Old 10-18-2010, 11:12 PM
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What a beautiful job you did after so little time.
Great stuff.
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Old 10-19-2010, 03:49 AM
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With all the videos on the internet (I LOVE YouTube!) you should be able to teach yourself. Have fun learning this beautiful art.
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WOW, Mari Lou, that is AMAZING!
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Self taught in both methods. I love hand applique. I do use machine applique for some things. The two things I learned about hand applique is use a fine thread and don't pull too hard. The fine thread almost disappears into the fabric. I am hand quilting a quilt that I hand appliqued years ago and if I had to do it all over again it would be so much better now. But it was my first.
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I know exactly what you mean about wanting to re-do!! LOL I did all the applique on my Dear Jane a couple of years ago, and I sooo wanna "fix" it!! TOO LATE!! LOL And everyone says, "Leave it! That's a record of where you were when." But I didn't really want to be there then, you know!? :-D

Thanks, everyone, on the compliments to the Circuit Rider! (I was standing back a ways from my wall -- so you don't see where the edges aren't quite smooth and the points not quilt sharp! :-D) But I'm learning, and I love it!!!

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Old 10-19-2010, 05:08 AM
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I have found the Back-basting method to be the only one for me--it is accurate and easy--no templates and very portable. And you can make patterns from just about anything, such as drawings, pictures, etc. No need to buy patterns. The virtual board here has a link to one instructor, but there are many out there online. Just start out with something easy and you will get better.
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Thanks to all for the replies and reassurance that applique can indeed be self-taught! Most of the terms used here are like jargons to me. LOL. But I learn so much from you ladies here! Will definitely read up more about appliques in my free time and check out those resources you ladies had recommended! :)
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There are many videos on Youtube for machine and hand applique. I find watching it being done the easiest way for me to learn a new technique :D:D:D
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Sharon Schamber has a great video tutorial on her method of needle turn applique:
http://www.sharonschambernetwork.com...Blue-Bird.aspx
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