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Fantastic tutorial - many thanks.
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Thank you so much for posting this. I took one class on Needleturn last year and of course, forgot it all. This is fabulous!! Now back to the UFO box of needleturn applique and last years Baltimore Album BOM here on the QB. Kudos!!!!
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Thanks for posting this wonderful tut... just in time for my Dear Jane blocks :) I especially like your little iron drawing :)
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Originally Posted by mimom
(Post 4960710)
I have found that if I leave the freezer paper on the top side of the fabric and I dont have to reverse the pattern or iron the seam allowance under. I just needle turn under using the edge of the freezer paper as my guide. It saves alot of time.
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Originally Posted by Steady Stiching
(Post 4961057)
Thank you for the very detailed notes. I see they suggest DMC 50 wt., do yourself a favor and give YLI 100 wt silk a try. I recently switched over and its just a dream to use.
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Thank you so much for sharing this. I've bookmarked it and will be using your helpful tute soon.!
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Thank you!!! I have been doing hand applique for a while, but I forget how to do certain things now and then...I have printed out your information and will keep it handy for reference. You did a great job with the drawings and your detailed explanations!
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Thanks for sharing that - that was interesting.
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great job thanks for sharing
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Thank you! Awesome tute. I have done needle turned applique and there still was a lot to be learned.
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