Fusible Applique Basics - How to Trace, Cut, and Fuse Applique Shapes

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Learn the basics of fusible applique and get started on the first step of a beautiful goddess quilt project. Find the full tutorial here: leahday.com/applique
Join in the fun and make the Eternal Love Goddess Quilt! Find the pattern here: leahday.com/EternalLove
You can also find Leah's favorite applique scissors: leahday.com/Scissors
And Lite Steam-a-Seam 2 fusible web: leahday.com/products/fusible-web
Leah teaches quilting online through free RU-vid videos uploaded weekly. Subscribe to our channel so you don't miss out on any of the new videos on patchwork and machine quilting uploaded weekly: / lcvday
Find tools and supplies, plus video workshops to guide you through all the steps to creating beautiful quilts on Leah's website: leahday.com/

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3 июн 2018

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@TheBrokenNeedle 6 лет назад

I love those scissors too! Beautiful pattern! I have been following you forever and you have taught me a bunch 😊 Thanks

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

They really are the best scissors! Thank you for watching and sharing your sweet compliments!

@roseannseiple8111 6 лет назад

Thank you for the fusible web info. I love this pattern, my fabric is washed and starched. Leah, you have taught me so much. May God bless you and yours.

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

You're super welcome RoseAnn!

@juliahale2801 2 года назад

What type of interfacing are you using

@barbaraduesler4012 4 года назад

this was very helpful, new to quilt, new to machine applique using fusible webbing. Many thanks! Happy quilting!!

@LeahDay 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@hh0520 6 лет назад

Leah I really love this quilt and I think it’s FANTASTIC that you made her with different skin tones!!!

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

I'm so glad you like that! Thank you for watching!

@hmmngbrd972 5 лет назад

So glad you are a lefty too. I totally understand the angled scissors!

@LeahDay 5 лет назад

Yeah, no thanks on the angle! It always feels weird!

@janetwest8254 6 лет назад

Hi Leah, I just found your channel, and thought your teaching was great. Enjoyed your very detailed explanation of this project. I look forward to the next steps. TFS! New Subscriber.

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

Thank you Janet! Welcome to the show and thank you so much for watching!

@jmuehlbauer42 6 лет назад

Thanks for the always great tutorial. I have a Brother Scan and Cut. If you don't have one...get one. I scanned the pattern into it...then loaded the mat with fusible web. Put in the marker for drawing and let the machine draw it perfectly onto the paper side of the web. No more tracing! And, it can cut it out, too once the fabric is bonded to the heat and bond.

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

Nice! I know I've been so tempted to get a cutting machine like that. You really like it?

@jmuehlbauer42 6 лет назад

Years ago I bought a silhouette, love it, but needs to be hooked up to my computer upstairs. But the Scan and cut is down in my studio...use it every day. I like the fact one can draw or stamp and it cuts it out perfectly. Works awesome for cutting fabric. The mat is less sticky, so I keep a roll of painters tape next to it. But for saving time...I can have it draw my patterns directly onto freezer paper or fusible while I iron.

@jaclynmoylan1905 6 лет назад

I use Dropbox. It’s a great app

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing!

@jaclynmoylan1905 6 лет назад

Hi Leah, I have some 1/4 yard cuts that I need to wash. I haven’t washed anything that small yet and I’m scared I will lose some inches in the washing process. I should have just bought more yardage, but I got like 10 different colors and was trying to save money. I’m planning on making prairie points for the first time so I don’t necessarily have exact amounts that I need from each fabric yet. My question is do you think if I washed them in a mesh laundry bag it would help with my edges getting warped or do you think it will be ok to just throw them in the wash like I usually do.

@janetwest8254 6 лет назад

When I wash fabric, I use a 1/8 in straight stitch all around the fabric at a 4.0 stitch length and it keeps the fabric from fraying. After washing just cut the 1/8 in off as you will have to straight cut the fabric you won't be losing much.

@tomib6186 6 лет назад

I’ve seen precuts washed gently and spun in..... a salad spinner! Try that. It was on the site Sew Very Easy. Good tip for small cuts you want to prewash. Lay flat to dry. Hope this helps

@jaclynmoylan1905 6 лет назад

Tomi Byers you know what? I saw that video, thanks for the reminder. That’s a great idea

@marilynvires1456 4 года назад

Hi. Why do you use a dry iron on steam a seam? Isn’t the name implying that steam is needed to set the seam? I really enjoy watching you play with fabric and thread. Thank you for helping us. I am a fan.

@LeahDay 4 года назад

I rarely (almost never) use steam so it's just not the way I use this product. So far I haven't found that to be a problem. If you like having water in your iron, then of course, use steam!

@marianvanmeter6824 6 лет назад

Thank you for showing that the fusible doesn’t always want to peal off correctly. It can be very frustrating 😡

@LeahDay 6 лет назад

Yeah, sometimes it's just a bit fiddly. That was the only piece to totally bomb it though. It might have something to do with the age of the fusible web. All of these shapes were out of the package for months and I think it dried out a bit.