Hand vs Machine Appliqué

Guest instructor, Jill Finley, from Jillily Studio, shows her methods for both hand and machine appliqué. The pattern she uses will be available to download soon. Check back to this description for the link.

[@remaxclaire]

Mic drop …. I had no idea about the cross wound and straight wound spool treatment. I will change how I use them now. Also I didn’t know that there’s a direction that thread is supposed to head through the fabric that makes it easier to pull through. Omg. Thank You for these golden nuggets of knowledge 😊

[@kellipetersen5478]

This was a great tutorial! I had no idea there was a wrong way to thread a needle or the difference the way thread is wound onto a spool! Thank you!!

[@sharonparker7867]

Jillily you are sew amazing. Love your wonderful tutorial. You are the best teacher.

[@brigitsomerville3460]

Great demonstration! I too love hand stitching. Some real great tips. Love it.

[@franniebquiltco]

Great video Jill! I'm feeling motivated to go finish the beautiful Harvest Home quilt!

[@kathleenmckee9603]

Great information! I loved your demonstration😊

[@cindischroeder1896]

I too love had stitching and enjoyed your demo!

[@lindaskinner5887]

Thank you for sharing.

[@sharonmika4786]

Very clear instructions. Thank you! 👍🏻💫

[@judithdomangue9995]

Fantastic!

[@luhare4779]

Thank you

[@natalieyessipova]

Which size of a needle do you use with monofil thread?

[@lynnosullivan1754]

Awesome. I love handwork but my arthritis doesn't. I knew about the cross wound and straight wound spools for placement on the machine. I never related the threading of the machine needle to the threading of a hand needle. Thank you.

[@brendamcpherson4003]

Awesome video

[@marleneschmid6802]

Is the pattern for the tulip applique available?

[@kathymorgan8453]

Well done. Great communication!
If you have to say, “Hard to see.”, then yes, we CAN’T see.
Better camera work would be appreciated.