This video shows a method of applique by machine that is almost invisible! With turned edges the applique sits softly on the background. www.gourmetquilter.com
WOW - I have always had trouble with applique that I just don't do it. I just throw my hands up and say, "Forget it." I was half way through your video, hit pause, turned on my sewing machine, :) and I have that stitch !!! I did it. I did it. I did it. Now to calm down and watch the last half of your video.
Watching from India 9 years after the video was uploaded!! As you rightly said, this opens up so many possibilities..... thank you so much for your clear instructions...
I have watched a number of appliqué videos and this was the best - it was clear and taught me how broad I can be in the appliqué process. Thank you so much!
I appreciate your teaching. You don't waste time. You are clear and your camera work is good. I like your re-cap at the end, too. Well done and helpful. Thank you.
I really enjoyed this lesson and wish i could record these lessons for future use. You can use a used fabric softener sheet as a backing for your applique and you wont have to spend any additional money on soft backing. it works well.
I always know if I need a how to, I come to The Gourmet Quilter. You always have the best techniques and I am successful because you are a stellar teacher! Thank you a million times for all you do for the sewing community! You are well respected,
I found this video to be the very help I needed to understand applique. I usually use an iron on method that I then sew. This sewn applique gives more of a 3d look. I can't wait to try. Very clear instructions. Thank you.
Applique to me has been a bit scary until I watched this tutorial. Not only did you greatly simplify the process but you explained it very well. Thank you.
I will be teaching an applique class next month to beginners…I love applique; mostly fusible. While looking for articles to draw information from I found your video…I so enjoyed watching you do this turn applique method. I don’t do much of it but definitely you have inspired me to do a project. I am now a subscriber. Thank you.
This is brilliant, my machine is straight stitch only and this video helps as I now know how to get the shapes hemmed inside, I was thinking I would have to try and push the hems under as I went, the vilene method is so easy
I enjoy all your videos very much. I will be doing my first applique on a quilt this week. And I will try this method. Thanks for taking the time to give us this demo.
I just loved this technique. I didn't realize reducing the stitch could make such a difference. Also one of those stitches I have never used for applique, and it is a great alternative. Thanks again Susan, you are the best!
Thank you for your specific instructions, close viewing on the video camera, and wonderful examples. This is exactly what I was looking for! EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!
I love the look of needle turn applique but wanted to use a machine to do it.I have looked all over for a good video that shows that technique and finally found one!!!! This will help me very much.Great job(:
Wow, applique is the one thing that i have always avoided. Now your method is just brilliant. Easy to follow step by step and straight forward and your recap is just the thing. 🌻
I have been inspired by you! I love this technique! I’m a new quilter/sewist and I can see where this will be helpful in many ways. Thank you so very much. You are a wonderful instructor!
Thank-you. Beautifully done. I agree wholeheartedly on ending off as you go. The thought of hundreds of ends to run in on a multi-coloured crocheted rug, did it for me. I could never see me finishing all that afterwards. You have such diversity in your tasty treats, and the tips you show, that I have not heard of before can be game-changing, you are a prolific worker almost relentless at finishing things. Your 2020 achievements were mind boggling. So, so, well done.
Thank you for this very helpful video, I am going to try a cup cake applique. I have the same sewing machine and like the idea of trying the blind hem stitch ,
Thanks Susan, I like the use of Vilene as I have started a leaf applique design and the turning in the points of the small leaves has been a bit frustrating to get them 'perfect' Most helpful and well explained.
I'm a new quilter and have been wanting to try some applique but was not thrilled over the hand stitching. I'll definitely try this! Suggestion: it would be better to see the stitching from your side of the machine.
Thank you very much, this has been a difficult decision for me on what stitch to use on my block as I have never machine applicqued before. Your technique has made it very easy for me. Thank you again, Elizabeth
Thanks alot very kind of you for sharing to teach, i am a beginner and will practice till i am confidence that it looks acceptable then would like to sew the appliques onto my organiser as a gift to my niece. Very clearly and easy to follow which one could easily remembered. I am going to purchase the necessary requirement for this project. I have found your teaching are interesting to learn.