Raw Edge Applique | # 2 Intuitive Sewing Basics | Art Quilting | Advanced Tutorial

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Free-motion quilt to your heart's content in Part II Raw Edge Applique (REA) Basics. We continue our three projects--tea cozy, trivet or table mat--in 5 steps, paying attention and trusting our reactions to what we are making. Following impulses, keeping the flow going, trusting that if we like it, it is good, and that if we don't like it, it is bad - these are the goals of intuitive sewing and REA. There aren't any mistakes if you like it, it is well-made, and it is beautiful. The final video will post within a week. Please let me know how things are going.
0:00 Part I: • Raw Edge Applique No F...
0:08 If you pin basted because of my other video, sorry. Please pick a different method: 1) Spray; 2) Hand sew; 3) Machine sew; 4) Work flat with minimal machine basting. Free-motion video at time stamp 4:33: • Free-Motion Quilt a Ta...
0:50 To do this, you'll need to practice your free-motion if you aren't proficient already
1:06 Pencil and paper practice: practice drawing yourself in and out of corners; practice changing directions; finding your shapes and the benefit of "making" potholders
4:13 Set up your machine for free-motion quilting; 14 needle is good; all-purpose construction thread in many colors is good for functional work
4:50 Choose thread by your level of free-motion and REA proficiency: beginner - match fabric and threads; intermediate - contrast to fabric but match top & bobbin thread; advanced - contrast fabric and top thread, but use neutral thread in the bobbin (which saves tons of time and bobbins)
5:52 STEP I. BUILD UP BACKGROUND - Start with big shapes; anchoring visually and physically; quickly cover some ground. Contrast in value, not just color.
7:08 All the principles of good design apply: Balance - Emphasis - Movement - Pattern - Repetition - Proportion - Rhythm - Variety - Unity - Contrast - Value - Whimsy - Juxtaposition
8:53 REA BASIC DO's & DON'Ts 1-7: 1) No tiny scraps, 2) Tight stitches at edge of shapes; 3) Don't stitch off your piece; 4) Obsess about bobbin tension a little; 5) Look at it from a distance; 6) Take Care of Your Body; 7) Mark trouble spots that YOU don't like - possibly...ugly puckers, baggy areas, cuts and holes, bobbin thread show through, ugly stitching
12:09 Handy Aids...gloves...marking tools (chalk and washable markers)...spray starch...washable fabric glue stick...curved tip embroidery scissors
16:42 Sketches can be helpful..and sometimes you might sleep on things.
16:55 STEP II. FILL IN MID-GROUND Enhance design with mid-sized, graphic elements and/or organic plant shapes
17:18 MORE REA DO'sand DON'Ts 8-12: 8) Switch thread a lot; 9) Trim to minimize overlap as you go; 10) Manage puckers; 11) Trim a little wiggle; 12) Find your motifs everywhere
18:49 REA skills accrue with time and practice...part of it is your attitude about your own sewing
20:18 My favorite fabric sings on everything
MORE REA DO'sand DON'Ts 13-15: 13) Sew fabrics together if they sing together; 14) Zigzags are more challenging than sinuous lines in terms of stitch quality; 15) Experiment. Go a little crazy. Don't be matchy-matchy. No nitpicking. PLAY
20:56 Later we can do anything to fix mistakes and add embellishments... buttons... beads... ribbons... lace... embroidery... paint... marker... glitter... tassels.. .jewelry parts... to our hearts' content
22:57 STEP III. FOREGROUND Add color highlights, refine composition, make any repairs. Clean backside of loose threads periodically as you go.
26:18 STEP IV. FINAL QUILTING & PLAN EMBELLISHMENTS Quilt between elements, adding detail and dimension; plan final bells & whistles
27:44 STEP V. WASH & DRY Press from behind. Clean up frayed edges. Continue planning final bells & whistles
See you in a week or less!
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@sherrywilson44 2 месяца назад

I've been watching your videos the last couple of nights and am astounded by your talent and your knowledge! Thank you so much for the time you have spent teaching us what you know. I've never done anything like this but I find it amazing. I've really enjoyed watching you.

@charliepinto9657 8 месяцев назад

Thank you I’ve learned so much watching you

@lindastepp8571 6 лет назад

WOW! Seeing this made me understand I too can do anything with a sewing machine, the right feet and fabric and be a very happy fiber artist!! Zazu, you are my sewing guru! Thank you so so much!

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

This is such a nice thing to say. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Happy Sewing!

@arlenearchibald309 7 лет назад

Love the music , love your voice, and most of all, love your work!

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thanks so much!

@retaorner7408 7 лет назад

Zazu, you are an angel sent down from Heaven. You do what you do because you're doing what more of us should be doing. The Blind Seamstress.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

You are very sweet. Thank you.

@nadiaarkar5458 7 лет назад

This is the MOST sufficient, most informative, most professional and the most relaxing instructional video on a free-motion quilting techniques I've ever seen so far (and I've seen a lot, I mean a LOTS of them. I am not a professional, but not the beginner either, but this video has a power of giving you a such a confidence that everything is possible when you put some effort to learn and to do it. THANK YOU so much, dear Zazu! P.S. Special thanks for such a soothing background music. It was not in one of those "rush-rush" paced and not overlapping your voice, which is very important in any instructional video.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

You are so very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment!

@shlomitabel5573 2 года назад

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@TheMasquerade 7 лет назад

I love the end when you use the decorative satin stitch to embellish the flower! It really makes it pop!

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thanks. Wonky satin stitching has saved many a design of mine that needed that extra pop to be successful to my eyes! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@claudiabuckingham6498 3 года назад

I am so glad I found you! You are so inspiring. Your teaching skills are amazing. I’ll be doing something very soon. Love your soothing voice and your soft background music.

@ellenfoto3 7 лет назад

i really appreciate your approach. it's helping free me up to do the kind of work i love to do.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Great! And thanks.

@beckitibaldi9654 3 года назад

Thank you for this gentle tutorial. I have wanted to proceed in this fashion for ages. Thanks for your encouragement.

@dianawright1410 8 лет назад

wow. Alot to absorb. gonna have to reach again and again and again. that is years of info. i bet it was hard to go back and remember all your trouble spots just learning. again wow thank you. gonna have to reach earlier videos to mark it in my mind. so it becomes second nature. but it's in there inside I know. thank you for the build. smile wink, hugs and tons of love. GOD BLESS

@ZazusStitchArt 8 лет назад

+Diana Wright We'll see how people like the whole idea of un-fused applique that you make up as you go along. I know art quilters sometimes say that they are like painters but their paint is fabric. I'm not sure about that, but I do like techniques that allow you to build from the bottom, the same way you do when you paint. I AM tickled when someone approaches my booth at an art fair and says the wall pieces looked like paintings from a distance. I don't know. The video really just skims the surface and was tricky to keep under thirty minutes. It can be as simple and straight-forward as you want, or as elaborate and detailed as you care to make it. There is so much more to cover, but honestly, easy projects seem to be what most viewers want. Yet so many people I have spoken to over the years want to express their complexity in fabric. So putting this information into the world is important to me. I hope we can just keep feeling our way forward on this journey....Your reactions are helpful to me BTW

@paulettedalpontehila7378 6 лет назад

☺

@dianawright1410 8 лет назад

I did want you to know. I just purchased 4 yards of play fabric. I tend to not want to be wasteful. I am going to break out and not be afraid to waste, going to make make make potholders and placemats. all over again with a new view. and also, u r such a good teacher no one asks questions because you answer the question while you teach lol. just so you know why more people don't ask questions lol. have a great week

@ZazusStitchArt 8 лет назад

+Diana Wright Some of the things I make, make scraps, smaller and smaller scraps. Luckily, I have a few friends who are happy to take them for their projects. You are always so supportive. Thanks for that. I hope you enjoy sewing up that yardage!

@marysaw3920 7 лет назад

Your quilting is excellent. Your mind is filled with the wonder of creation. Love your style.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@Trishebear1991 6 лет назад

Simply amazing! Can't wait to try this, very creative. Love the fact you don't yell at the video like some other lady does who also makes these types of video tutorials. Also enjoy the background music as well, I have seen some comments on your videos where ppl complain about it - which doesn't make any sense as to why they complain, but I think your videos are extremely helpful and everything about them, including the soft music, just makes it all come together nicely. Thank you for all that you do.

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@ROSEISDAHLTROYEGREEN 8 лет назад

thank you..for encouring our creative drive..texture..comes from text.you write with fabrics..

@ZazusStitchArt 8 лет назад

+la mirada de rose green thank you!

@shirley1413 6 лет назад

Thank you for making these videos. I finally have some free time to develop my fabric and art quilting skills, and you have done a great job presenting these techniques. Your voice and the soft music make for a very informative and enjoyable tutorial. I also have subscribed.

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Thank you! I am very happy to know you feel this way! Happy Sewing!

@Cyrilmc222004 7 лет назад

OMG you're so awesome 👏 I love watching you work so much. I'm slowly putting together a Fabric Art Panel, that involves machine and hand embroidered elements. Thank you so much 😊

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thank YOU!

@ozarkarkie 6 лет назад

I love all your videos, and appreciate them very much!! Please keep inspiring me. I am a novice but I am practicing regularly and hope to be better as time passes. You are an excellent teacher and sooo inspirational!

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Oh, thanks so much! Happy Sewing!

@kimjordan732 3 года назад

Just beautiful.

@ladyhock1954 8 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Very clear and informative. I like how you work with it. It's a different style from what I learned in class. Beautiful work!

@ZazusStitchArt 8 лет назад

+lady hock Thank you so much! Please keep watching!

@Wyldhare47 4 года назад

Oh my....such lovely work...I wish I could do that!...🌻

@CraftingMom64 6 лет назад

Genius! Great methods and I will be attempting these.

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@lindapugh4778 6 лет назад

Beautiful!

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Thank you so much!

@CorinaBarker 7 лет назад

Amazing work. Well explained and clear to understand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

You are so very welcome! Thank YOU!

@rosehavenfarm2969 7 лет назад

I had never heard of REA. I love quilts, but I am NOT exact enough to piece. Piecing makes me cry. I love fabric. I used to make my own clothes as a teen, and I used to have a second job in a fabric store, too. You know how much of that paycheck I brought home...😉 The sewing bug bit hard recently, just to get my attention again. I made a copy of my favorite apron out of denim. I want to make a big coat; wanted to embroider it, but wasn't sure exactly what to do. Now I know! I'm going to practice on these little projects, just to get the hang of REA and free motion quilting. Ok, now I'm going to fan-girl a bit: I love you, I'm so glad I found you, Beth. Your voice is pleasing and easy to listen to. I'm looking forward to learning more from you, and applying my art skills to this venture. Thank you so much!

@rosehavenfarm2969 7 лет назад

Oh, and I ordered the book yo mentioned..

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

It is great to hear that you are running with the techniques! Thank you so much for the compliments. When I started this, I knew it was possible that no one would watch even the first video! And I can't believe so many people like the sound of my voice.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Awesome about the book. It is really good, and Rosemary deserves the support!

@alanreardon4949 7 лет назад

Zazu's Stitch Art b

@eloisamueller8043 7 лет назад

It is so beautiful!! Thanks!!

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@pauladyer9845 4 года назад

Love how you create?.thank you very much

@SH-Amina-vx4jk2kt1m 4 года назад

Какая прелесть! 👍😍 Мечтаю научиться стежке.

@sussikirwan2415 2 года назад

Wonderful and beautiful work

@lindakochis5476 6 лет назад

I enjoyed your tutorials and will subscribe I wanted to tell you I love the idea of making potholders as well as your other suggestions and ideas. I’m a new quilter and try not to beat myself up for mistakes.

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Thanks! Please do not beat yourself up! I just released my potholder video last week: Free-motion Potholder w/ raw-edge binding | Moderate Gift | Zazu's Stitch Art Tutorials: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cY9yN5INpc4.html

@cgriffisteach1 7 лет назад

I would love to see your sewing area set up...especially since it's for functionality, rather than the eye!

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

My sewing room is in boxes right now after a whole house reshuffle. I really am not sure where I want to go next. I am taking some time to get the house in order before I decide. It is kind or GUEST room vs. SEWING room right now. I am used to having a whole room for sewing...

@TimothyLoy 7 лет назад

Thanks a lot

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Thank YOU!

@pennymaclean7457 4 года назад

Hi, enjoy watching and listening to you. One comment is that I find the background music distracting and have to listen very hard to make out your voice. Your voice , to my mind, is music enough. Thanks for your ideas

@maribogart6365 2 года назад

Thank you SO MUCH for making these beautiful videos!!! I've been looking for information on raw edge applique that made sense to me and the method your teach is the first that I like and I've watched A LOT of them. I appreciate that you are showing intermediate level techniques as well and hope you continue to do more. I live far out in the country and I don't have access to classes. I also love the uplifting sayings that pop up in the videos and how positive you are. I have attended many lectures and art classes in the past on different subjects and you are an excellent teacher. I'm thrilled to have found your channel and have signed up. I also purchased the book you recommended and am looking forward to reading it. I've flipped through and read many different books on applique and they were all basically the same.. This one looks like what I've been searching for. I do have one question, after washing the applique, trimming and cleaning up the loose threads does the material stop "shredding" after a couple of washings once it hits the stitching along the edge? I want to make clothing and purses using this technique. Again, thank you for the inspiration and sharing you hard learned knowledge.

@ZazusStitchArt 2 года назад

It is like cut-off jeans. Most of the fraying happens on the first wash. But you'll need tight stitching at the margins, tightly grained fabrics for elements you trim, and to trim the right amount. I try to cover it throughout the videos. I hope that helps. Also test your techniques and watch how your sewing behaves. I really never had problems with what I was doing and putting out there. Thanks and good luck.

@soniabutler6280 2 года назад

how are you doing Zazu? i love what you do so much, but also appreciate your approach as a skilled and generous person. so hoping your ok.

@ZazusStitchArt 2 года назад

I am fine. I hope you are well.

@NasrinAhady 7 лет назад

thanks for sharing , which size needle you use and do you do any thing different under net of needle thank you

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

I generally use a 90/14, unless i have many, many layers. Then bigger. I'm not sure what you mean by :"under the net of the needle"? Thanks, Beth

@scottdreggors 5 лет назад

I am loving your videos. Thank you for sharing your art and your techniques with us. I may have missed this but is there a problems with too many layers? I mean how many layers are fine before it becomes too thick for sewing. Do you try to limit the number of layers in one area? Thanks.

@ZazusStitchArt 5 лет назад

How heavy-duty your machine is limits the number of layers. That is why I am using an industrial machine. Also , going through too many layers can bend your needle bar or even crash a motherboard. Unless you have an industrial machine, stick to only 3 or 4 layers. You can still achieve a visually complex and appealing design. Thanks for the question.

@scottdreggors 5 лет назад

Thanks!.

@cgriffisteach1 7 лет назад

28:36...Wow! Where do you do your fabruc shipping. What is your approach when building your stash?

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

I buy fabrics everywhere. Initially it was all local, but more and more I get new, fun prints online and take advantage of batik sales etc. on an ongoing basis, I just buy what I like; sometimes I choose kitchen prints that I think will be popular; I try to cover the whole color wheel; and then I fill in any gaps: "I need tan fabrics" or whatever.

@warialdasue 5 лет назад

Are your feed dogs dropped? And what do you do with the small pieces of fabric that you cut away from your appliqué.? Your work is fabulous, Thankyou

@ZazusStitchArt 5 лет назад

Thanks. Sometimes I forget to drop my feeddogs, but I remember if my thread snaps. I use scraps until they are too small to save.

@warialdasue 5 лет назад

Zazu's Stitch Art Thankyou for answering. You’re inspiring

@nailyakulieva3255 3 года назад

👍

@2425Megan 7 лет назад

Hi Beth, your videos are amazing...I love your work. Is there an index where I can start watching "from the beginning" x

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Sorry I didn't reply already. My YT channel page is the easiest, as the ones you have seen will say "watched," I think. Thanks.

@koalasez1200 4 года назад

Totally enchanted w/your tutorials. I'm very visual and I got Rosemary's book a couple years ago after stumbling on one of your videos where you talk about her. However, I was still working [retired now] and not in a space where I could relax enough to let go of structure, so I put it aside. Now it makes more sense to me and with the visual of your tutorials I 'get' what she's putting forth. Like unleashing my inner hippie [finally, after 50 years lol]. I can see where it's like meditation in a way, especially since I have the time now and am not frustrated from the 8-5 routine like I was last year. Quick question...are you also using serger thread [cones] along with regular spools [depending on what you are doing]? One of the first things I was told when learning to quilt years ago was fill ten bobbins and it always stuck with me. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge!!!!

@ZazusStitchArt 4 года назад

I am 100% guilty of being willing to use anything that sews in well to decoratively quilt a piece...including variegated serger thread, some of my favorites. I don’t use serger thread for structural seams. Never. It is one of my few nevers...

@ZazusStitchArt 4 года назад

Oh, and I am so happy for you. Please keep me posted on your new adventure!

@nadiaarkar5458 7 лет назад

I always wanted to ask what brand of sewing machine are you using, it's seems working so smooth. And do you have your own experience going through different brands and picking your favorite? I am in desperate search right now and I will appreciate if you can help even with a few general and perticular advises

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

I am using a semi-industrial Bernina 950. It is a monster capable of 2000 stitches per minute, which I bought to sew to sell. I was terrified of it at first but immediately removed the needle guard anyway! It takes up a lot of space and can't easily be taken to the shop for repairs. At this point, I don't ever want to sew enough to buy another one! I learned to free-motion quilt on a Bernina 153, which stitches more beautifully even today (1000 per minute), but it had a motherboard, and there was a fear that I would crash it going through so many layers. Berninas are great machines, complete with a few idiosyncrasies, and mine have been a bit abused. I think I would look carefully at Janome on the home sewing side and Juki on the industrial side if i were in the market today. Whatever I did, I would look for a barely used machine, for the reasons you might buy a barely used car. I wish you the best, Beth

@nadiaarkar5458 7 лет назад

Thank you, my dear! I wish I can catch up at least half way to you skill of moving that fabric around :) I'm telling you, it's a separate pleasure to see how smooth and "easy" is the whole performance of free-motion operation going on your videos :)) I will definitely share my first quilt/applique/free-motion little blanket that I'm trying to finish now.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

I look forward to seeing it! Thanks!

@jorjiboutte4680 5 лет назад

I wear gloves when I free motion quilting. One time I Quilted one glove to the back of my quilt! What a mess!

@ZazusStitchArt 5 лет назад

Ouch! That sounds miserable!

@madhattersoriginal6258 5 лет назад

Just found your channel, such talent! I subscribed. New to FM but I love it. I was told my stitch should be on 0 but my machine won't do that. What stitch length do you use please? TYFS your fabulous work. Hugs Kate.

@ZazusStitchArt 5 лет назад

I think you can free-“motion with it set to the tiniest stitch. I often forget to adjust the length, and then I find myself compensating for the length with the speed that I move my hands, as I see what is coming out of the needle. Practice until it becomes second nature. Good luck! And Happy Sewing!

@madhattersoriginal6258 5 лет назад

@@ZazusStitchArt thanks for responding. I ended up doing just that but it's terrible if you have to unpack anything, it's not happening lol

@MilaBali 5 лет назад

👍👍

@orinnoco2919 4 года назад

Hi Zazu, the dark element at the end of the video that is next to the red flower is actually a kanji character in Japanese and Chinese. That word means fire. Did you include it purposely?

@ZazusStitchArt 4 года назад

Yes, my daughter was taking Japanese at the time... I think there might have been a second one, and that there may have been an Avatar: the Last Air Bender link in her thinking. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@jayamilapersson4030 6 лет назад

I only wish you could do this with a normal sewing machine with the standard foot

@ZazusStitchArt 6 лет назад

Many, many sewing machines will drop their feed dogs to do free-motion quilting and raw-edge applique. Some machines can have the feed dogs covered or otherwise defeated so you can move freely. You still probably should find a universal darning foot of some sort. I wish you the best.

@cdvax11 5 лет назад

I never drop feed dogs. Instead set it to it's lowest setting. They don't interfere on my aging Pfaff. But, you do need the free motion foot. They make them to fit all machines and aren't very expensive. Check eBay if you're not near a shop.

@samking82 7 лет назад

Great video. I'm just starting to learn about this type of sewing, is that a quilting pressure foot that can be attached to any kind of machine?

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

No, unfortunately the foot you need is specific to your machine. Luckily, with the internet, it should be easy to figure out what type of darning or embroidery foot is available for your situation. You could also talk to someone at a shop that sells your brand of sewing machine. I have a video that talks a lot about Free Motion Quilting in general, which you need in order to do Raw-Edge Applique. Unfortunately it is more of an intermediate tutorial, not really for a true beginner. Here it is, in case it is of interest: Free-Motion Quilt a Table Mat | Practice Makes Perfect Part 1 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5hNkce45B4k.html Oh, if you have trouble finding what foot you need, please contact me again, and I'll try to point you in the right direction. It is possible that you will need a different machine to begin free-motion quilting and beyond. Thanks for the great question.

@jeanettecunningham789 7 лет назад

Really enjoyed your video! The music was distracting.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Sorry the music bothers you.

@NasrinAhady 7 лет назад

I mean anything change in teeth or bobbin

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

No, but make sure you like the way your stitch looks and adjust tension as needed. The good news is that many layers make tension more forgiving.

@mittylynholness8631 5 лет назад

Beautiful what sewing machine u using?

@ZazusStitchArt 4 года назад

Bernina 950 semi-industrial. I cover it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zPq9JGH9R3I.html

@luciahelenabarrosritton4538 4 года назад

Olá!!!!

@luciahelenabarrosritton4538 4 года назад

Olá zazus !! Tudo bem ? Deus te abçoe

@heartnsew5999 3 года назад

How do u keep from getting spaces in my stiches,

@ZazusStitchArt 3 года назад

If I understand the question, I think the answer might be to practice and get really good at free-motioning. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@curlyanneb1973 7 лет назад

No music please.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Sorry, too late.

@bratmamma 7 лет назад

I found your video very helpful but the music drives me crazy. I don't mean to be hurtful but just your comments without music would work much better.

@ZazusStitchArt 7 лет назад

Sorry.