Hi!
For those of you who applique, what fusible web do you prefer??? I have a chance to rent a booth at a quilt show and plan to have some shapes made with my die cut machine pre cut to sell. I want to make sure I have what most people prefer. Also, do you prefer to applique cotton shapes? I prefer fleece and felt (I've also been told I quilt to the beat of a different drummer...) Thanks for any advice! Rose Hall Rose Hall |
For my iron on applique pieces, I use Steam A Seam lite. for my pieces I want to hand appliquie on, I use freezer paper method
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Originally Posted by lovequilts
For my iron on applique pieces, I use Steam A Seam lite. for my pieces I want to hand appliquie on, I use freezer paper method
Rose |
I have used Steam-a-Seam Lite, too. It makes it easier to quilt, if you cut a piece that goes all around the piece being appliqued rather than covering the entire applique piece. It's sometimes difficult to hand quilt with all the fusible web.
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Oops!!! Didn't mean to post twice.
I have used Steam-a-Seam Lite, too. It makes it easier to quilt, if you cut a piece that goes all around the piece being appliqued rather than covering the entire applique piece. It's sometimes difficult to hand quilt with all the fusible web. |
I use steam-a-seam 2 and also cut out the center on large pieces to keep it from feeling stiff. My edge method is usually a blanket stitch.
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ONLY Heat N Bond.
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Steam n' Seam
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I applique using 100% cotton and use needleturn applique, so having the 1/4 inch seam built into the piece is important to me. I have done some applique using iron on, using steam a seam. But I find I don't like the stiffness and prefer to applique by hand. I haven't thought of using felt or fleece for applique, but I think it's a great idea and I will have to remember it! Good luck with your booth!
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Heat and Bond :thumbup:
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