Pretty Fabrics and Trims Schoolhouse Lesson Three - How Sarah likes to needle turn applique a heart

[@ceriedwards6315]

Hi Sarah, when you get to the heart ‘v’ point, if you make a tiny stitch, literally half a millimetre, below it from behind coming up, then again just on the top fabric, then sew down into the backing fabric you should find it ‘pulls the point down’ into a nice crisp and sharp v. (Courtesy of Patricia Cox lessons on Baltimore Appliqué many years ago at Alston Hall). Sorry, it’s not that easy to explain in words!!! I absolutely love your designs xx

[@nancyjones1060]

I love this I also love handstitching look forward to your next video

[@julieagar4483]

Thank you for a lovely video. The little hearts are adorable. You have inspired me, I do enjoy slow stitching. ❤️

[@asimplelivingjournal]

Thank you so much for this video. I was struggling with the heart on the Winter sampler. Your tutorial has explained it perfectly 💕

[@anneplympton2757]

Amazing tutorial!!very helpful the Video xx Anne

[@vaniawhitfield6486]

Awesome

[@janetclark2944]

Thank you Sarah, you have explained it perfectly.

[@prettyfabricsandtrims3133]

Thank you Janet… I’m so happy to read this xo

[@ClaireEngland1]

Lovely heart. They are my favourite shape too ❤️

[@prettyfabricsandtrims3133]

Thank you..l I think they add ‘warmth’ to a design xo

[@DB-oz9bb]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much for doing this. I love all your products and videos and blogging. 💗Darla

[@prettyfabricsandtrims3133]

Thank you so much Darla xo

[@laurencegifford8788]

Does every new stitch start where the preceding one came up?

[@prettyfabricsandtrims3133]

Hi Inta.., yes it does xo