Tips for working with large Appliqued Quilts. 

Thank you for all the hints. Your tutorials are fantastic. Greetings from Switzerland

Outstanding tips! Thank you!

Incredible 👏👏👏

Hello...🤗 Thanks ,that was great...💕

Awesome, thank you for sharing

Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing :)

I would love to see a tutorial on quilting this quilt. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Blessings.

Great job Laura! love watching your videos, always so informative.

Wow what a wonderful process. Thanks for sharing

Great tips and tricks! Love the wall hanging. So pretty.

Great tips. Very cute applique for the quilt. Thanks for the video 😊 👍💕

What great tips you shared .. thanks…. love watching your videos

Brilliant hints on placement…..I have been doing fusible applique for a long time and never even thought of your ideas, great tips, making it easier for us. Thank you

Great video & thank you for sharing that fantastic technique for layering your pieces! Now I have confidence to tackle a large pattern, no instructions, my Aunt Pearl left me! My grandson will love the truck portion of your pattern!!

Brilliant tips and demo! Thank you!

Wow, Laura, you shared awesome techniques for transferring appliqué shapes to a background. Thank you!

Great tips! Thanks for posting this video!

Thank you for all of the great tips!

Great tutorial Thank You! 😊

Love your tips, Do you have tips to sew the project down?

I learned so much, thank you for being such a wonderful teacher.

Such a cute applique! This is way over my head for now. I'm still a beginner but I hope to do projects like this someday!

Hi Laura, I have a question. I've noticed in some of your older videos that you were using a Baby lock machine. I purchased my Baby lock Aventura II. Have you switched from Baby lock to Bernina? I basically learned to sew in factories and have been sewing for 60 years. I also have my Singer 626 that still sews beautifully but I wanted an embroidery machine also. I also have a Baby lock serger which I love. I learned a long time ago there is always more than one way to do things. By the way, I love your videos. I also taught basic sewing through our local Community College for a while but I still enjoy learning. Keep up the good work. 👍❤️

I like your method for placing appliqués. I like to use a light box box but it doesn’t work with all colors of fabrics. I will try your method.

Well, that’s too cool having the fusible already printed out!

When I do fusible web applique I put a piece of parchment paper over the design fuse all the pieces for a particular part then place the whole fused item where it needs to go on the fabric.

Yes that’s a fantastic timesaving idea but I guarantee we don’t have it in Australia! Very clever with the seams

OMG--what is that huge ironing mat?!?

very fun 🔥☺

Great video! I tried the link for the pattern and it’s for wholesale only, the retailer link didn’t work. It does t look like there’s a link to the flexi fuse.

Thank you so very much for this video. I have learned so much. I wish I had this a year ago. If you or one of your viewers could give me advice please. I am hand sewing a very large quilt with many appliqués, the largest are photos 4 1/2 x 6 inches and I have three landscaping picture blocks. I have a panel which I have pieced as the backing. How can I quilt the three layers together effectively without going through the appliqué on either side. The quilt is intended for use on a bed for my grand daughter and the longer the lockdown continued, the bigger the quilt became. Both front and backing are fairly complete and I will start quilting the layers together. I’m very inexperienced and this is my very first quilt and first sewing project ever. I am a nurse and I started sewing to get me through the lockdown in Australia. I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.

I love the pattern and your fabric choices! 😍 Thanks for this very informative video...l learned a lot! Not to be negative, but.....if those are scissors on the truck door, wouldn't it need holes in the handles? To me it kind of looks like those beading pliers without the holes. Anyway, great job as always, Laura! 😊👍

Where did you get this pattern and fusible from? Hopefully somewhere in Canada 🇨🇦 and online….

Cool

@SewVeryEasy ~ This was such an excellent tutorial Laura! I have two large scale "Impressionist Style" collage art quilts I'm getting ready to start. My inspiration comes from the quilts created by Susan Carlson. I recently purchased her book "Serendipity Quilts" and it's spectacular! Each collage quilt artist has their own techniques for placing the fabric. I decided to dip my toe into this type of quilting by beginning with patterns....one is by Laura Heine and the other is by Emily Taylor. I found your tutorial VERY HELPFUL and took away many tips and tricks that will serve me well in these projects! Thanks you so much! ~~Christy~~

Great tips! I'm working on my fmq skills and would like to eventually use a solid color silk and variegated thread to make a jacket. Any tips or ideas? I've seen several quilted jackets made using sweatshirts as the jacket pattern, but don't know if it would work for the silk. Should I use silk batting to make the fmq stand out? Any tips or ideas would be appreciated! Thanks!

Fun project Laura. I noticed the large pressing mat, can you please tell me where you purchased it? I've searched online and the largest I find is 22 x 60. Yours looked larger than 22 inches. Thanks. Your background piecing suggestion was very good, loved your tips on placement.

Where can i find the quilt pattern for the one hanging on the wall pls?

Awesome video, Laura! These are amazing tips. Great thoughts on how to piece your background to make it large enough for all of your pieces and specifically how to remedy it if you need to piece it. And what a great tip on how to get the pattern to quit rolling up! I would never have thought of doing that and would have been struggling to get it to stay flat to get it pressed! I love doing appliqué but have never done such large pieces! Thank you for sharing your expertise!

This was an awesome video, thank you. I’m thinking of appliquéing a large printed scene onto a velour throw? I’, wondering if I might be best to back it first. I’ve never done this before but the idea came to me as a quicker option than my usual quilting.

Any tips on a solid letter A appliqué that is about 30”x40”?

The link you provide states it is for wholesale only. Also, don't find link for preprinted Flexi Fuse.

Where can we purchase this?