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    Old 11-09-2011, 11:08 AM
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    Anyone have any links to an appliqued rose or rosebuds?
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    Old 11-09-2011, 11:47 AM
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    Type Appliqued Rose into Google and you might find an answer. What do you want to know? For starters, find some cotton fabric with roses, cut one out leaving 1/4 inch extra around it, decide where you want to put it, use a little glue stick to hold it in place and some pins too, then roll the extra fabric under the flower and stitch it with small stitches. Be sure to clip the indentations and curves. You can cut out the leaves and stem with the flower or all them with embroidery.

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    Old 11-09-2011, 11:54 AM
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    I do a lot of quilted stained glass roses and other flowers. I just google stained glass patterns they work great for it.
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    Old 11-09-2011, 03:43 PM
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    Originally Posted by Carol J.
    Type Appliqued Rose into Google and you might find an answer. What do you want to know? For starters, find some cotton fabric with roses, cut one out leaving 1/4 inch extra around it, decide where you want to put it, use a little glue stick to hold it in place and some pins too, then roll the extra fabric under the flower and stitch it with small stitches. Be sure to clip the indentations and curves. You can cut out the leaves and stem with the flower or all them with embroidery.

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    I like this idea!
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