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What kind of fusible web does one use?
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Way to go.
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I think its brilliant. You know there are a lot of "accountant" types (me being one of them) on here - I think we all used only one side of our brain and now we need to use the other side - you're right it doesn't come easy but it sure is fun.
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A very fun piece! It will look great on the wall.
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Great job!!1 I am always for trying something new!!!!
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Isn't it great when the light bulb goes on! Keep up the good work!
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Originally Posted by CAJAMK
What kind of fusible web does one use?
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love the orange circle...fusing definately makes it easier..
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Originally Posted by kwhite
yes your lessons learned are correct. If you want to raise your presser foot less often while doing circles then loosen the presser foot pressure. It will make moving the fabric under it easier and you may be able to master the pivot method where you simply hold the fabric in the middle and the circle will just track around in a perfect circle. if you ever plan on cutting these circles into 4 wedges for a drunkards path type look you can actually tape a flat top thumb tack upside down on the deck of your machine and place the center of the circle on the tack and it will act as the pivot. you barely have to touch the fabric. This works great if you plan on cutting them because it does leave a tack hole in the center. Please post photos.
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you are making me brave enough to try applique!
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