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Do you prefer the look of Machine applique to that of hand applique?
I like to do both machine and hand applique. But, I'm not sure which one that I like better. Which do you prefer?
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Prefer the look of hand applique, but not always possible because of time constraints. I also consider the expected end use of quilt when choosing an applique method, and will machine applique utility quilts.
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I like them both. I do love the look of needle turn appliqué but it is very time consuming so I understand the popularity of machine quilting. They both have merit, and both look nice when the method fits the intended design.
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lI like the look of needle turn over machine applique but use machine applique myself. Too many quilts and too little time left to do needle turn for me.
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I prefer the look of hand quilting but I also prefer the speed at which the applique quilting can be done. I guess that is a toss up with me.
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Definitely hand applique, either needle turn or sometimes blanket stitch if it's on a larger piece for a child's quilt.
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I love hand applique but I never do it; my arthritis keeps me from doing quality handwork. I only do machine applique, particularly since almost all my applique is done for children and I want it sturdy. I started doing applique on clothing when my now 33 year old son was a baby. After all, what other decorative technique can you do on little boy play clothes?
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Definitely love hand applique. The only machine applique I've seen that looks almost as nice is done with invisible thread - I don't like invisible thread and it doesn't like me.
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If the machine stitch isn't heavy statin stitch or plain zig zag, then I prefer machine stitched. A tiny blanket stitch is the best looking for me.
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Depends on the look I want.
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