Oh April. This is brilliant. An easier way to tart T-shirts without the cost of that machine you told me about. Please keep the vids coming, cos you know we love them xxx
I just found you April, and im enjoying your videos. I made so many outfits for my kids when they were little (going on 30 years) using these techniques. I'd let them choose the fabrics and make shorts or attact a skirt to the t-shirt with the fabric. Then I'd do an applique on the t-shirt and add cuffs using the fabric.
I think I will do the same for my nieces and nephew. :-). I can't believe I didn't think of that! I'm so glad you did. ;-). Thank you for watching. April
Oh I am so glad! Except that while on vacation I left that sweatshirt on a chair somewhere. :-(. Now I have to make another one and start over on the fraying. LOL April
@@aprilscraftroom that’s a bummer. I made my Mother’s Day shirt this year and did the word Mama across the top and then put all 5 of my children’s names and I forgot to press it with the iron before washing it and I ended up cutting it really close to the stitch line because I didn’t want that much of a ragging look so it didn’t bond to the shirt and never would after it was washed and it is now coming apart because again I cut it too close to the stitching. I learned my lesson about that and I need to remake my shirt but I still wear it often even though it is messed up in that one spot. I said I was gonna stitch it down but never have and it’s holding up! I think it would look good on the rag quilts before the pieces are sewn together! When I make my son a new one when he outgrows the last one I made him I plan to do that but he is 2 and it is just his size for now!
Great video ♡♡ I'm working on a quilt for my grand daughter for Christmas, I am putting the school emblem in the center so this answered so many questions!♡♡
I wanted something quick and dirty. But I will definitely be giving that a try. I really liked the way the edges frayed around the letters on my shirt and wanted to give that a go. :-). Thank you for watching. April
Since you are using your snc machine, cut your heat n bond 1/4 to 3/8 smaller. Attach it to your fabric and scan it in up side down and then cut your fabric so it won’t have heat n bond all the way to the edges of your shape. 😉
I love how you used the fabric panel !! Never thought of T -shirt appliqué ! Now I am thinking for tote bags?
Great idea!!
Oh April. This is brilliant. An easier way to tart T-shirts without the cost of that machine you told me about. Please keep the vids coming, cos you know we love them xxx
Thank you so much!
April😃
I just found you April, and im enjoying your videos.
I made so many outfits for my kids when they were little (going on 30 years) using these techniques. I'd let them choose the fabrics and make shorts or attact a skirt to the t-shirt with the fabric. Then I'd do an applique on the t-shirt and add cuffs using the fabric.
That is awesome!
That's awesome. I have some plane t-shirts that I'm going to do this on. Thanks for a great tutorial.
Thank you so much!!!
April
Your shirts are so cute!! You have the cutest ideas!!
Awww - thank you Annette. :-). I just copy stuff I see - no original ideas here. LOL
April
Thank you April!!!! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for!
Glad it was helpful!
Great idea i know what the grandkids are getting in there stockings this Christmas 👍
I think I will do the same for my nieces and nephew. :-). I can't believe I didn't think of that! I'm so glad you did. ;-). Thank you for watching.
April
I do embroidery and make appliqué all the time and I use heat and bond and the more it is washed it will fray and look good!
Oh I am so glad! Except that while on vacation I left that sweatshirt on a chair somewhere. :-(. Now I have to make another one and start over on the fraying. LOL
April
@@aprilscraftroom that’s a bummer. I made my Mother’s Day shirt this year and did the word Mama across the top and then put all 5 of my children’s names and I forgot to press it with the iron before washing it and I ended up cutting it really close to the stitch line because I didn’t want that much of a ragging look so it didn’t bond to the shirt and never would after it was washed and it is now coming apart because again I cut it too close to the stitching. I learned my lesson about that and I need to remake my shirt but I still wear it often even though it is messed up in that one spot. I said I was gonna stitch it down but never have and it’s holding up! I think it would look good on the rag quilts before the pieces are sewn together! When I make my son a new one when he outgrows the last one I made him I plan to do that but he is 2 and it is just his size for now!
Great idea! Thank you!
You bet! Thanks for watching.
April
Great ideas. I can see appliqué on Jean jackets.
Yes! Thank you!
Adorable! I love the way they came out. 💕💕💕 Thank you for sharing 😊🍁🍂🍃🍊🦃
You are so welcome!
April
Love this video. You are so creative!
Thank you so much! April
Great video ♡♡
I'm working on a quilt for my grand daughter for Christmas, I am putting the school emblem in the center so this answered so many questions!♡♡
How Awesome Linda! I am sure your granddaughter will keep this quilt FOREVER and remember you made it special for her!
Thank you for watching!
April
Lovely tutorial great ideas 💡 Thank You April/ Gisela in Sweden
Thanks so much Gisela! 😊
Amazing video! Can't wait to try this out.🇨🇦
I am confident you can do this!
April
Thank you! I definitely see trying this in the near future :)
Wonderful!
I know you can do it!
April
Cute shirts! ❤️
Thanks. I am happy with how they turned out. :-)
April
Do pre-wash your fabrics or shirts before applique?
No
Some people do but I find that it really doesn’t make a difference
April
Can you use basting spray instead of spray glue?
Absolutely!
April
Great idea, but why did you not do applique stitch around or blanket stitch?
I wanted something quick and dirty. But I will definitely be giving that a try. I really liked the way the edges frayed around the letters on my shirt and wanted to give that a go. :-). Thank you for watching.
April
Maybe pinking shears?
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Since you are using your snc machine, cut your heat n bond 1/4 to 3/8 smaller. Attach it to your fabric and scan it in up side down and then cut your fabric so it won’t have heat n bond all the way to the edges of your shape. 😉
That's a great idea!
Thank you so much for sharing and i will definitely do this next time!
April