Creating Turned Edge Applique Shapes Using Interfacing
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2023
- Love the classic look of needle turn applique but don't want to do it by hand? Let's use a more modern and quick technique to create finished edge applique shapes using your sewing machine and lightweight interfacing. Joy will show how to make beautiful applique shapes that will fool the quilt police into thinking you did needle turn by hand!
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Great instructions, thank you for sharing. 👍❤️😊
Excellent video & instructions.
Thanks for great tutorial!
You're very welcome!
I made a paper template of a large grandmothers flower garden with hexagons that i traced a bunch of times till i liked the size. Would i need to trace the pattern to the paper side with the pattern facing down or up on the paper? Or it doesn't matter because its hexagons all pieced equally together?
Just saw your comment, hexagons are symmetrical so face up or down won't matter.
Thank you, Joy, Nate, & Duke. I always learn so much from you🫶
Our pleasure!