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Old 03-12-2011, 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by annlouise
Kathy, you have done a wonderful job on this tutorial. How did you put your white lines on the black block? Did you use a light box?
When I first started marking the blocks, I was using dressmaker's tracing paper (the older kind with the waxy surface), but I decided to treat me to a lightbox for my birthday. I ordered a LightTracer from DickBlick.

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The catalog lists the 10" x 12" one for $43.99, but I was only charged $34.99 + shipping. This is the smaller one & it's the perfect size. I also use Prismacolor colored pencils by Berol for the drawing. They have a wax content, so they almost completely disappear when ironed! Yea, you do have to be careful when ironing down your fusibles, but even if you touch an area with the iron, the marks don't completely go away.
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Are you using embroidery thread or regular thread for the applique?

I love this method, it looks really easy and beautiful. Thank you for the tute! :thumbup:
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Kathy are you quilting each block as you go ?
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Old 03-30-2011, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Quilter7x
Are you using embroidery thread or regular thread for the applique?

I love this method, it looks really easy and beautiful. Thank you for the tute! :thumbup:
Regular thread - prefer 50 wt. but will settle for 40 wt.
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thanks!
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Old 05-12-2011, 12:20 PM
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Kathy - your tutorial is very detailed and easy to follow, thanks for sharing. Would you use "fray check" on the smaller pieces?
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I didn't, but I think you could if you wanted to.

The re-do is 10" & hand applique using freezer paper. I'll probably use tiny bits of it on this one!
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Old 05-13-2011, 03:55 AM
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Lovely block & great explanation. Thanks so much. Have book-marked this to try.
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Kathy, Loved your tutorial. Very clear, even to an applique novice like me. Thank you.
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