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Posted by J* on November 6, 2009, 10:28 pm
...and search for applique too.
ask us questions.
we all do things a wee bit differently so you'll get lots of good info here.
try what you think you can manage.
try different methods too.
i use different methods for different designs.
j.
"Leslie& The Furbabies in MO." wrote ...
I taught myself from books and magazines 20+ years ago. The hardest part
was forming the stitch correctly- the different preparations for the
appliqué weren't hard at all. You can do it if you are able to learn that
way. Also, there are videos on the internet that you can watch. Youtube
has a ton if you search for quilting and/or quilt. Good luck!
Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.
"M Enneking" wrote ...
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> Just wonder how one goes about learning to do appliqué. Is it something
> you can learn on your own, or should I try to get someone to teach me? I
> have been able to sew since I was a young girl, when I learned hand sewing
> in 4-H. I see lovely appliqué projects but am afraid to try them. Maybe I
> need to take a class, sometime when and if I ever retire.
> Linda
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> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
>> . It's important that she learns how to make her stitches just under
>> the fold so that the stitches don't show at all.
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> you can learn on your own, or should I try to get someone to teach me? I
> have been able to sew since I was a young girl, when I learned hand sewing
> in 4-H. I see lovely appliqué projects but am afraid to try them. Maybe I
> need to take a class, sometime when and if I ever retire.
> Linda
>> . It's important that she learns how to make her stitches just under
>> the fold so that the stitches don't show at all.
>