We show you how to prepare and make machine embroidery appliques, Oma's way! You can download a free applique design featured in the video here: bit.ly/WT8yDu
Oma, thank you for the video on applique. I love to do this technique, but what you have shown really makes things easier! Those little scissors appear to really work. I have the big clumsy applique scissors and really cannot get in close to the work. Thanks for all your designs, the free gifts and helpful tips. Karla
Love your tutorial! I have been using your designs for years and always know I never have to do stitchouts first, as they are always perfect. You are so kind to share your ideas with us and I thank you for this. Hugs and blessings, Penny in Pigeon Forge, TN.
Great job Monika!! Very clear, concise, exact, and I will definitely try this technique. Thanks for sharing your expertise, projects, designs, etc. always!!
That was a great tutorial. I loved it! I am self taught and believe me, I watched some videos.. Yours is by far the best. I love that you explain everything even your scissors. Thank you, Thank you, thank you, :) PS... I wish we had more options here in Texarkana, our town is growing, but we really don't have a good sewing machine shop here. I haven't found many to get advice from.
I noticed you are appliqueing on flannel for a rag quilt and that you have cut your edges prior to joining the block. Will you explain the benefit in doing it this way rather than after appliqueing the block? This is a great tutorial, I picked up several very useful tip...thank you!
You are such a lovely lady! Thanks for your calm, kind, and expert advice in doing the applique. A note of concern, however, if I purchase the designs from you, can they work with my Brother PE 770? Thanks again, and keep the helpful hints coming. I'm new to embroidery and applique.
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Oma, thank you for the video on applique. I love to do this technique, but what you have shown really makes things easier! Those little scissors appear to really work. I have the big clumsy applique scissors and really cannot get in close to the work. Thanks for all your designs, the free gifts and helpful tips. Karla
Love your tutorial! I have been using your designs for years and always know I never have to do stitchouts first, as they are always perfect. You are so kind to share your ideas with us and I thank you for this. Hugs and blessings, Penny in Pigeon Forge, TN.
Great job Monika!! Very clear, concise, exact, and I will definitely try this technique. Thanks for sharing your expertise, projects, designs, etc. always!!
I learned so very much. Thanks you so much for taking your time to share you knowledge. All you designs always sew out so nice.
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Great tutorial. I too love the Steam a seam idea. Love your designs.
That was a great tutorial. I loved it! I am self taught and believe me, I watched some videos.. Yours is by far the best. I love that you explain everything even your scissors. Thank you, Thank you, thank you, :)
PS... I wish we had more options here in Texarkana, our town is growing, but we really don't have a good sewing machine shop here. I haven't found many to get advice from.
I noticed you are appliqueing on flannel for a rag quilt and that you have cut your edges prior to joining the block. Will you explain the benefit in doing it this way rather than after appliqueing the block?
This is a great tutorial, I picked up several very useful tip...thank you!
Thank you for the great Tutorial.
Thank you all for your kind comments. So glad this was helpful to you.
there are no free downloads, can you supply a link?
You are such a lovely lady! Thanks for your calm, kind, and expert advice in doing the applique. A note of concern, however, if I purchase the designs from you, can they work with my Brother PE 770? Thanks again, and keep the helpful hints coming. I'm new to embroidery and applique.