Tutorials
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Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog
- Tutorial - How To Use Embroidery Transfer For Applique
Combination of embroidery and applique brings a design together beautifully Tutorial at Untrendy Life Blog "To think, that I almost did not finish making this project! I was ready to discard it when it was in the early stages. It looked like a poor,...
- Tutorial - How To Make Do Raindrops Applique
A tutorial on reverse applique Applique Tutorial at Green Issues by Agy Blog "I started to get interested in applique when I found the Alabama Stitch book in the library. I think applique is a great way to cover up food stains, small tears and...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Easter Tote
You Could Also Make these Baskets in Other Themes Easter Basket Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog "You will need double sided fusible webbing to glue your appliqué to the material. Do NOT cut the appliqué shape out until the fusible webbing is glued...
- Tutorial - How To Do Invisible Machine Applique
Yowza. The technique and results are incredible and the tutorial itself is so thorough. Amazing! Invisible Machine Applique Tutorial at Generations Quilt Patterns "I love to do handwork. There's nothing so peaceful as to sit in my big comfy chair,...
- Tutorial - How To Machine Applique With A Blanket Stitch
She takes us step-by-step really nicely! You should see the baby quilt she appliqued! Machine Applique with a Blanket Stitch Tutorial at Tara Being Tara "If you're not sure how to appliqué, it's really easy! I made this tonight in less than 30...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Applique with Scribbly Stitching
Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog
"The other day I showed you how to use an appliqué template to prepare shapes and fuse them onto fabric. Today I'll show you the method I often use to stitch raw edge appliqué. I call it scribbly stitching, but I've also seen it referred to as wonky stitching or sketchy stitching. The double sided fusible webbing glues the fabric together, but it's not strong enough to stay in position over time. Small pieces will fall off very easily if not stitched. Larger pieces will stay on longer, but possibly not after a few washes. When I first began appliquéing, I always used a zig zag stitch as the final step in the process. Whilst I still like and use a zig zag stitch, for appliqué work where the pieces are irregular or small, I prefer scribbly stitching".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Use Embroidery Transfer For Applique
Combination of embroidery and applique brings a design together beautifully Tutorial at Untrendy Life Blog "To think, that I almost did not finish making this project! I was ready to discard it when it was in the early stages. It looked like a poor,...
- Tutorial - How To Make Do Raindrops Applique
A tutorial on reverse applique Applique Tutorial at Green Issues by Agy Blog "I started to get interested in applique when I found the Alabama Stitch book in the library. I think applique is a great way to cover up food stains, small tears and...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Easter Tote
You Could Also Make these Baskets in Other Themes Easter Basket Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog "You will need double sided fusible webbing to glue your appliqué to the material. Do NOT cut the appliqué shape out until the fusible webbing is glued...
- Tutorial - How To Do Invisible Machine Applique
Yowza. The technique and results are incredible and the tutorial itself is so thorough. Amazing! Invisible Machine Applique Tutorial at Generations Quilt Patterns "I love to do handwork. There's nothing so peaceful as to sit in my big comfy chair,...
- Tutorial - How To Machine Applique With A Blanket Stitch
She takes us step-by-step really nicely! You should see the baby quilt she appliqued! Machine Applique with a Blanket Stitch Tutorial at Tara Being Tara "If you're not sure how to appliqué, it's really easy! I made this tonight in less than 30...