FUN Machine Applique Piece
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#21
Absolutely fabulous!!! Question: What stitch did you use on the edges of the various pieces? On the green leaves it looks like a tiny invisible zz stitch, right? But on many of the other pieces, can't even see any edge stitching? An amazing piece! Congratulations!
#22
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What marking pen do you use?
Linda, I used a blue water soluble marker on this piece. Any water soluble marker would work since the final step is this applique method is to give it a good soaking anyway.Originally Posted by SewExtremeSeams
It looks so great Wendy! The cross hatching really sets your work off.What marking pen do you use?
#23
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Polly~You are correct, the edge stitching is done with a small, narrow zig-zag using an invisible thread. When the piece is quilted and then soaked and blocked, the stitching mostly seems to disappear into fabric. All of the applique also has stitch in the ditch quilting around it on the background fabric, as close in to the edges as I could get.Originally Posted by Pollytink
Absolutely fabulous!!! Question: What stitch did you use on the edges of the various pieces? On the green leaves it looks like a tiny invisible zz stitch, right? But on many of the other pieces, can't even see any edge stitching? An amazing piece! Congratulations!
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This is breathtaking beautiful work.
No book that I am aware of, but she has a blog here: http://carmengeddes.blogspot.com/Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
I am curious wendy. Does she have a book on her method? You can not tell this is machine appliqué. I need to buy a book cause I don't think she has offered a class here in reno.This is breathtaking beautiful work.
#26
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Nope... just freemotioned it following marked lines.Originally Posted by Tartan
Wonderful project and quilting! Did you use a ruler with your Juki on the crosshatching?
wow fantastic