Quiltingboard Forums

Quiltingboard Forums (https://www.quiltingboard.com/)
-   Main (https://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/)
-   -   No Sewing Until You Quilt It (https://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/no-sewing-until-you-quilt-t143641.html)

thrums 09-12-2016 10:36 AM

What type of fusing is used? I'd be interested to know how it turns out.

Watson 09-12-2016 12:59 PM


Originally Posted by thrums (Post 7651225)
What type of fusing is used? I'd be interested to know how it turns out.

It was Steam a Seam Lite and it didn't turn out at all. My machine refused to FMQ it at all, no matter how many changes I made. Very disappointing, as if the instructions hadn't of told me to do it that way, I would have just stitched the applique down the regular way before sandwiching the quilt, but by the time I fussed with it trying to get it to work, it was pretty hopeless to start over.

Watson

thrums 09-14-2016 08:23 AM

Sorry to hear about your problems. I will head your advice. Thanks.

Watson 09-14-2016 09:26 AM

I think it may have had to do with the batting I was using, as I have used polyester craft batting before with this method and not had a problem while this time I was using an 80/20.

Watson

kristakz 09-15-2016 05:21 AM

This seemed to be a pretty good demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow3oj0ym750

quiltingshorttimer 09-17-2016 02:03 PM

I just finished LA a quilt (being bound by someone else so no pictures yet) that had appliqued flowers on the top--we (guild project) used fusible (misty fuse and french fuse both as we went through a lot!) to turn under the edges and with the Misty Fuse, attach to the quilt. With the ones that did not have a double sided fusing, I simply used a dap of washable glue stick to attach to the quilt. Then all the machine applique was done on the long arm--very time consuming but worked fine. Check out Kris Viera's website--she's won awards on a couple of quilts that are all fused as pieces using glue.

lynndianne 06-12-2017 12:37 PM

This lovely lady was the speaker at our Guild meeting this morning. Now I feel like a total under achiever. Her quilts are beyond beautiful. I'm going to get her book and some of the fusible and see if I can create something beautiful.

cindyb 06-13-2017 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by lil'snailquilts (Post 4012211)
Did you get it yet? I'm curious to know how the finished edges are done :) and what a nice Hubby

I would guess that all folded edges (not raw edges) would be appliqued to the piece below it. Very interesting and hope this thread will eventually reveal the mystery!!

scrappingfaye58 06-15-2017 08:01 AM

http://freemotionquilting.blogspot.c...-applique.html

cindyb 06-15-2017 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by scrappingfaye58 (Post 7844445)

Sooo, we have it to the point of removing the paper to reveal the design. Now. . . . what? Do we sandwich? Add this top to the batting and backing? Is it essentially stitched on top as in raw edge? Or do we handle this turned edge in the fold, and if so HOW?? Very confusing - but, I want to do it.


All times are GMT -8. The time now is 02:41 PM.