@@sewrockinthestyle YES did great! I am new too! I do not (will not) do tutorials...! But finally finding your appliqué tutorial was a great find!!! Keep up the work and your confidence will grow! Wanna see a great teacher in process ... watch Crafty Gemini!
I purchased my sewing machine about 20 years ago from walmart for like $100. The embroidery machine I used in this video was $500 now I think its called a Brother pe800. Watch facebook marketplace if you are on facebook, sometimes you can find deals.
@@Musicpinkycats I'm sure you could. There is also another version where you don't cut the hand towel and you could fold it over to cover all the raw edges, but I haven't tried that yet.
Questions, yeah? LOL I went to the site applique and Embroidery originals because they posted to you thank you for using my design. I found some cute ones, however there was a note on the designs NOT to use vinyl to construct the designs. Would you happen to know why that is? I always use vinyl to make my peekere.
@@watchmanonthewall6962 she is meaning not to use the design to make vinyl projects. Like taking the design and turning it into a cut file for vinyl. You can use vinyl in the embroidery project.
@Sew Rockin The Style by Heather oh boy ... thank youbfor that. Getting old and an illness took me away from my b sewing for 4 years. Just starting to get back into it. I am not familiar with what you are talking about of cutouts, so it just didn't register. Thank u so much for the help.
Really enjoyed this tutorial. You were thorough. Liked that you showed your mistake with the bow material. Made it real. Thank you. I do have a question. Did you zigzag/serge the raw edge of the hood?
I have been reluctant to try appliqué on Terry cloth because of fear of trimming around the fabric and scissors getting caught in the loops of the Terry cloth. Is this a problem or is there a technique to trimming the fabric? Thanks loved your tutorial. Pretty towel.
Just found you and subscribed. OMG this dog is so darn cute. I love this video, thank you for doing this, I can't wait till I make one. Thank you for sharing step by step :)
I have seen others do that I just have never given it a try lol. If I have extra fabric with heat and bond on it I put it into a drawer and save it for a future project.
@@sewrockinthestyle thank you for responding. Oh. The tanned color looked like a fleece, or some typo of fluffy material. I will give this a try over the weekend.
@@sphillip1132 Your welcome! You could use fleece, flannel, or embroidery vinyl. I just tend to use cotton because it's what I always have on hand lol.
I use a 5x7 if I am not adding a name. If adding a name in the embrillance software then I use a 4x4 and then click fit to hoop. I always use my 5x7 hoop.
the link under tearaway stabilizer shows sissors..is the stabilizer you use sheets or did you cut it to size. also if you are able could you either add or change the link to what you used. thanks
I thought I mixed them up lol ..thank you for letting me know so I can fix it. I purchased sheets but I think I am going to order the roll this time because the sheets don't fit my larger hoop.
New brothread Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing 10" x 25 Yd roll - Medium Weight 1.8 oz - Cut into Variable Sizes - for Machine Embroidery and Hand Sewing www.amazon.com/dp/B07GGS5FZ1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apan_glt_i_5G5J9DBS9EJV1K1C4TA3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@sewrockinthestyle i have an 6x10. i see there are 10 x 12 shets and i think they should fit my hoops and figured out the cost difference and there is only 3 cents difference..i like the idea of not having to cut any. lol...just as sure as i order the sheets i will wished i had the roll. lol. thanks for the updates.
Your welcome! The 10x12 sheets work great for my 5x7 hoop but I also own a brother pr1000e 10 needle machine and I have a 8x12 and 8x14 hoop so I think the roll would benefit me more 😃
have you ever embroidery names under the designs for the towels...i have not checked all your videos but that is the one thing that i am not sure how to add that.
@@sewrockinthestyle I ordered that puppy applique from that lady on etsy and told her she needs to give you a shot out because you did an excellent job of representing her design and how to do it. She was happy to hear that she did not know that and I hope she contacts you
I used cotton fabric with heat and bond lite on the backside. Then I used water soluble stablizer (the clear stabilizer) on top of the design before stitching the final satin stitching.
A few questions 1. What program did u use to create design? 2. Bc the Satin stitch overlapped the bow and nose is it think, I seen videos wear they don’t overlap the satin stitch. How would you not overlap it?
The heat and bond lite is used to help the fabrics lay flatter and not roll or pucker in your design. I put heat and bond lite on every piece of fabric I use in an applique. I have seen others heat each piece while in the hoop with a small iron, I normally just heat the whole shirt at the end but its just a personal preference.
![Twenty One Pilots - The Line (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XCz7WUotXs8/mqdefault.jpg)
That is adorable. TY
@@debbiewhite3270 Thank you!
It looks great ,and for your machine to be 18 urs old it's still sewing good.
Yes ma'am, my sewing machine is 20 years old now lol I'm still using it, not my embroidery machines.
your video is priceless. it is a gift that just keeps on giving...
Thank you I really appreciate that!
Thanks a lot for a step by step tutorial. I got inspiration from Angela Jasmina re embroidery and now I am hooked.
Thank you and you are very welcome!! I am hoping to get more videos up in the new year!
Really goodd your tutorial step by step for begginers. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Nice one!
Thank you!
Great tutorial....easy to follow and understand.
Thank you! ❤
Thanks so much for your response! Now I need to go into town for some pretty towels.
Your welcome! I also noticed my local dollar general has some cute bright colored towels also. Happy stitching!!
PERFECT!!! Finally a tutorial that meets my needs for doing an appliqué!!! THANK YOU!!!!
You are very welcome and thank you! I am new to you tube and hope I explained everything well.
@@sewrockinthestyle YES did great! I am new too! I do not (will not) do tutorials...! But finally finding your appliqué tutorial was a great find!!! Keep up the work and your confidence will grow! Wanna see a great teacher in process ... watch Crafty Gemini!
@@rosinyberg8747 thank you!
What size is your design, I have made two and did not turn out correctly, ears too far up.
Nice tutorial I really liked it
Thank you!
Excellent video! I have made 2 using this step-by-step tutorial!
Yay! I am so glad it was easy to follow.
I dream of a sewing and embroidery machine like this.😢💔🌸
I purchased my sewing machine about 20 years ago from walmart for like $100. The embroidery machine I used in this video was $500 now I think its called a Brother pe800. Watch facebook marketplace if you are on facebook, sometimes you can find deals.
Thank you so much for this. You made it easy and simple.
You are very welcome! I so glad it helped you.
What shop did you purchase the design from?
AandEOriginials www.etsy.com/listing/699590721/applique-and-embroidery-originals
Very nice, I love these nooded towels 😍🥰
Thank you !!
Adorable
@@darlenebullington6202 Thank you!
Thank you for sharing, I will definitely try this.
You are very welcome! Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help in any way.
I love the applique and now i learnt something.. we try it thanx so much
You are very welcome! Happy stitching!
Thank-you ❤❤❤
@@broneciamchuen8195 You're Welcome! Let me know if you have any questions.
Love vers much J'ai beaucoup aimé votre tutoriels Merci !
Thank you! Merci !
Thank you for using my design on this towel! It turned out so cute! Love it!!!
You are very welcome! I love all of your designs and I have commented on where I purchased the design to send everyone to your etsy shop!
@@sewrockinthestyle ❤
Thank you for the excellent video!
Could you serge the raw edges of the bath towel seal it?
You are very welcome and thank you for watching!!
@@Musicpinkycats I'm sure you could. There is also another version where you don't cut the hand towel and you could fold it over to cover all the raw edges, but I haven't tried that yet.
@@sewrockinthestyle I really like your version the best.
@@Musicpinkycats thank you I really appreciate that! I personally don't own a surger but I have used a zigzag stitch on the raw edges.
Nice tutorial.
Thank you!
Questions, yeah? LOL
I went to the site applique and Embroidery originals because they posted to you thank you for using my design.
I found some cute ones, however there was a note on the designs NOT to use vinyl to construct the designs. Would you happen to know why that is? I always use vinyl to make my peekere.
Honestly I don't know why they would recommend that. I use cotton fabrics mostly, but I will see if I can ask and find out.
Which design did you see that on if you don't mind me asking? I am not finding it. Do you mean where it says do not use as a vinyl design ?
@Sew Rockin The Style by Heather it was at the bottom where she tells you the rules such as use for personal use, designs not to be altered, etc
@@watchmanonthewall6962 she is meaning not to use the design to make vinyl projects. Like taking the design and turning it into a cut file for vinyl. You can use vinyl in the embroidery project.
@Sew Rockin The Style by Heather oh boy ... thank youbfor that. Getting old and an illness took me away from my b sewing for 4 years. Just starting to get back into it.
I am not familiar with what you are talking about of cutouts, so it just didn't register.
Thank u so much for the help.
Really enjoyed this tutorial. You were thorough. Liked that you showed your mistake with the bow material. Made it real. Thank you. I do have a question. Did you zigzag/serge the raw edge of the hood?
Thank you! I didn't with that towel but I do now. I do a zigzag stitch over the raw edge, I don't own a serger.
Beautiful
Thank you !
I have been reluctant to try appliqué on Terry cloth because of fear of trimming around the fabric and scissors getting caught in the loops of the Terry cloth. Is this a problem or is there a technique to trimming the fabric? Thanks loved your tutorial. Pretty towel.
I'm so sorry I just saw your comment. I use a pair of curved applique scissors off Amazon, I hold the fabric up away from the towel and go slowly.
Fiskars 98087097J Curved Craft Scissors, 4 Inch, steel and orange a.co/d/d7j6WoS
@@sewrockinthestyle thank you :)
@@pattishelton3169 you are very welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial, l can't wait to.try this.
You are very welcome! Happy stitching! If you have any questions please feel free to ask.
Just found you and subscribed. OMG this dog is so darn cute. I love this video, thank you for doing this, I can't wait till I make one. Thank you for sharing step by step :)
Thank you so much! You are very welcome and if you have any questions please feel free to ask !!
@@sewrockinthestyle oh thank you. I am sure I will once I receive my embroidery machine. Thank you so much
@@kimmcconnell2155 Congratulations on your machine! You will love it!
Have you ever thought about cutting your appliqué pieces with you cameo. I have a cricut and often do that.
I have seen others do that I just have never given it a try lol. If I have extra fabric with heat and bond on it I put it into a drawer and save it for a future project.
I’ve been trying to find an easy, simple tutorial. This is awesome! Thank you. What material are you using for your appliqué.
Thank you! I am using cotton fabric with heat and bond lite on the backside of the fabric.
@@sewrockinthestyle thank you for responding. Oh. The tanned color looked like a fleece, or some typo of fluffy material. I will give this a try over the weekend.
@@sphillip1132 Your welcome! You could use fleece, flannel, or embroidery vinyl. I just tend to use cotton because it's what I always have on hand lol.
So. Cute
Thank you ! ❤
Thank you for your video tutorial! It is soooo cute! May I ask where you purchased the dog design?
Thank you so much! I purchased the listing on Etsy. www.etsy.com/listing/699590721/applique-and-embroidery-originals
Cute
What is the size of the appliqué, please very cute
I use a 5x7 if I am not adding a name. If adding a name in the embrillance software then I use a 4x4 and then click fit to hoop. I always use my 5x7 hoop.
the link under tearaway stabilizer shows sissors..is the stabilizer you use sheets or did you cut it to size. also if you are able could you either add or change the link to what you used. thanks
I thought I mixed them up lol ..thank you for letting me know so I can fix it. I purchased sheets but I think I am going to order the roll this time because the sheets don't fit my larger hoop.
New brothread Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing 10" x 25 Yd roll - Medium Weight 1.8 oz - Cut into Variable Sizes - for Machine Embroidery and Hand Sewing www.amazon.com/dp/B07GGS5FZ1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apan_glt_i_5G5J9DBS9EJV1K1C4TA3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Here is the link and I also replaced the link I had in the description.
@@sewrockinthestyle i have an 6x10. i see there are 10 x 12 shets and i think they should fit my hoops and figured out the cost difference and there is only 3 cents difference..i like the idea of not having to cut any. lol...just as sure as i order the sheets i will wished i had the roll. lol. thanks for the updates.
Your welcome! The 10x12 sheets work great for my 5x7 hoop but I also own a brother pr1000e 10 needle machine and I have a 8x12 and 8x14 hoop so I think the roll would benefit me more 😃
have you ever embroidery names under the designs for the towels...i have not checked all your videos but that is the one thing that i am not sure how to add that.
I have not added names on towels but I have on shirts. I use embrillance essentials software to add names to designs I purchase.
@@sewrockinthestyle I ordered that puppy applique from that lady on etsy and told her she needs to give you a shot out because you did an excellent job of representing her design and how to do it. She was happy to hear that she did not know that and I hope she contacts you
Thank you very much! She commented on the video also.
What was the cover material you used on the towel to do the line stitch you didn’t say
Let me go back and see which part you are referring to.
I used cotton fabric with heat and bond lite on the backside. Then I used water soluble stablizer (the clear stabilizer) on top of the design before stitching the final satin stitching.
wonderful tutorial Heather - thank you! Do you sell these? I'm thinking of making some for the fair...
Thank you ! Yes ma'am I do sell them
What material did you use to make the puppy? ...... how do i get that design my machine doesn't have that cute little puppy
Thank you in advance
Hello! I used cotton fabric in the applique puppy. I purchased the design from A and E Originals on Etsy.
The link to the design is in the description of the video. Let me know if you can't find it and I will share the link in the comments.
Beautiful. Where did you got that design?
Thank you! I purchased the design from Etsy www.etsy.com/listing/699590721/applique-and-embroidery-originals
Great video. And amazing design. I have a question what is the size for the design 5x5 ???
Thank you! I think I used a 5x7 design, I purchased the design from etsy.
Thank you for this wounderful viedo i signed up Thanks for the Tips I love step by step. and you did a great job . Cant wait for more .
Thank you so much I really appreciate the kind words!
A few questions
1. What program did u use to create design?
2. Bc the Satin stitch overlapped the bow and nose is it think, I seen videos wear they don’t overlap the satin stitch. How would you not overlap it?
I purchased the design from etsy.
@@sewrockinthestyle oh ok what program did u have it open in while u were stitch to keep track of steps, didn’t look like embrillance?
@@mixedchocolite it was one of the files the design comes with to show you the steps.
I’m a beginner. What is the heat n bond do? Do you have to put the heat n bond on the back of the fabric ?
The heat and bond lite is used to help the fabrics lay flatter and not roll or pucker in your design. I put heat and bond lite on every piece of fabric I use in an applique. I have seen others heat each piece while in the hoop with a small iron, I normally just heat the whole shirt at the end but its just a personal preference.
Thank you for this tutorial...would you mind sharing where you got the puppy design?
You are very welcome. I purchased the design from etsy , let me get the link or shop name for you.
It's from AandEOriginials www.etsy.com/listing/699590721/applique-and-embroidery-originals
Need to line the top for the child’s comfort.
Thank you I will take that into consideration.