Applique for quilt as you go: Time to Bloom Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- In this video, we take you through the process of applique for a quilt as you go. We show you three different stitches for fusible raw edge applique: zig-zag stitch, blanket stitch, and sketchy applique. From there, we show you how to quilt your applique design.
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Confidence builder. Thank you.
You are welcome!
I love your teachings and patterns. You are great.
Aww, thanks so much!
Yes the short 14" pieces are the sides, remember
Favourite applique threads are from Sweet Pea or a Mettler PolySheen.
I like PolySheen too.
What length and width do you use when using the blanket stitch?
I'm not near my machine, I'll check and get back to you.
My brother says do not use reverse with the walking foot?
Oh okay, well maybe stitch the dandelions with your regular foot and see how that goes. It should be okay as it's the last part of the quilting and the quilt sandwich should be well anchored with the outline and echo quilting.
Can i use the blanket stitch on the 3-layer sandwich? Why did you just use the 3 layers on the sketchy applique?
Yes, if you don't mind the look of the zig zag or blanket stitch on the back of your quilt. You'd have to test some samples to adjust your stitch length and tension to suit stitching through the extra thickness. There's always more than 1 way to do something and everyone has different preferences. Personally, I don't like the look of the blanket stitch or zig zag on the back of a quilt, but I like the look of sketchy applique on the back. As I said, try some samples and go with what works for your machine and you.
Great video! I’d like the name of your gloves.
Thanks, my quilting gloves are the Seweasy brand, I purchased them from Hobbysew in Australia.
What about wash away stabilizer?
Yes, you could use a washaway stabiliser. However, here are some issues to watch out for:
1. If you didn't prewash your fabric, the block that you wash could shrink and be a different size to your other blocks.
2. Once washed and dried, you'll want to iron the block to remove the wrinkles. If you used a polyester embroidery thread, is may melt under the iron.
Best to try a sample first.
Could you use wash a way stabilizer
Yes you could. However, you would have to prewash your fabrics so that there are no nasty surprises such as shrinkage and colour bleed when you completely wet the block to dissolve the washaway stabiliser. I recommend testing first.
Bonjour j'ai la même machine que vous j aurais aimé voir l écran et la sélection des numéros de points aussi bien pour marquer les plis des feuilles que celui pour border les feuilles s il vous plaît ???
Et je ne comprends pas qu est ce que vous arrachez à l arrière ??? Le papier ??? Comment est ce possible ???
Merci pour ce beau tuto ...
Je montrerai demain quelques photos de l'écran de ma machine avec les points que j'utilise dans le groupe Facebook. facebook.com/groups/patternpoolegroup
Le produit que je déchirais est un stabilisateur déchirable, il est un peu plus doux que le papier.
@@PatternPooleTV ah merci je suis sur votre groupe FB donc demain je regarderais merci
@@PatternPooleTV Grace à vous je viens de m apercevoir qu une règle n'est pas juste par rapport a mon tapis de découpe je suis dégoutée d avoir acheté cela ...
Is there a top and bottom to this block?
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean.