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Wow!! That is fantastic!!!
Try some Roxanne's glue--it works great!!!! |
Was it a kit? Her fabrics have kind of like a batik finish on some of them, and I find the heat'n bond lite that I prefer doesn't work very well with them either. One way would be to appliquilt it, make your sandwich & then as another member suggested use your free motion embroidery option & just stitch about an 1/8" inside the shape. This will stop any fraying & also quilt the piece in the one step. I've used this method before & find it good for wallhangings.
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Awesome job!!!!
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I have read several things that say you should only use the fusible to hold your appliques, etc in place until you sew it.
It is a beautiful piece! |
I would definitely try the glue then stitch methods the others have suggested. It's a beautiful scene and it would be a shame not to stitch and quilt it.
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That's beautiful!
You did a great job! Sorry about the fusible webbing problem. I use Heat N Bond Lite. |
Originally Posted by earthwalker
I would definitely try the glue then stitch methods the others have suggested. It's a beautiful scene and it would be a shame not to stitch and quilt it.
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BEAUTIFUL!!! I wonder what Fons & Porter would do??? LOL Maybe some invisible thread? Great job!!
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Wow!!! That is Beautiful.
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OOOOOOOOOOOO I love it ALOT. GREAT JOB! :D
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