wildyard

WOW! Thank you so much. This looks like I can handle it and it will come in handy on the quilt I am making for a marine. I was wondering how I was going to do the medal but this just might do the trick.

traveler53

Thank you. You made a wonderful tut. Very easy to understand.

BonniFeltz

Thanks. I was wondering what Reverse Applique was so now I have something to follow and test it out.

Sewhappygal

Can't wait to try this.

Vanogay

Great tutorial. I do my reverse applique by hand, but this is great if I want something fast (and easy, too!) Thanks for sharing with us.

RuthEm

Thanks for the tute.....You did a great job!!...I've always wanted to try reverse applique!!

raedar63

I may have just found the starquilt I wanted to make for a young girl I started a friend ship with a few years ago when she was in Iraq! We have become penpals and she has even been to my house once, I am sort of a "Mom" figure to her

THANKS!

stitchinbee

awwwe... you're very welcome. and also let me thank you for your friendship with this lady, as I, too, am a veteran. people like you are so very much appreicated.

Kare 51

Thank you for the great tutorial! I am trying to reverse applique a block right now so GREAT timing...Did you trim the very tips of the star points and then pivot the needle when sewing it? Thanks again for the Tutorial!

stitchinbee

No trimming necessary in the tips, that is where my seam ripper (or a toothpick), open-toe foot, an iron and starch come in handy. Provides a perfect finish, flawless tucking and beautiful professional-looking seams.