Hi Shelagh, if you want to do 'invisible' machine applique this is a great technique. There are several different ways of approaching turned edge machine applique, but this is the one I find easiest and neatest. Take your time and you'll have wonderful results!
Learn how to do beautiful, invisible, turned-edge appliqué using your home sewing machine and a simple zigzag stitch. After adding quilting to your finished piece, the appliqué stitching will be almost invisible. This video demonstrates an easy method for invisible appliqué that will allow you to produce precise, neat edges to your appliqué shapes.
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Can I ask what do you follow for appliqué. Is it needle or part of foot? I'm new to appliqué and trying to attempt a simple heart. One side goes ok, but the other side not so well. Either stitches don't have contact or they go off alignment when turning. TIA.
Hi Christina.Thanks for your question. Invisible machine appliqué is a tricky technique for a beginner, but there's no reason why you shouldn't have a go - it might just take a bit of practice. When doing this technique you need to watch the needle closely - it needs to just catch the very edge of the fabric. By using an extremely narrow stitch width, the stitches will then become almost invisible. Can I suggest, if you are finding this a challenge, that you may achieve better results with a simpler appliqué edge such as zigzag or blanket stitch. I have tutorials for both of those here on TH-cam, and you'll also find them (and loads of other things) on my website at www.deborahwirsu.com . I hope it all goes well for you!
This is the best tute I’ve found ANYwhere on the web for producing extraordinarily precise and elegant turned-edge appliqué. Thank you.
Bonnie Brannon I’m so pleased you found it useful Bonnie. Thanks for letting me know! It’s an effective method!
I love your videos!! Thank you so much for reaching us!
This is a wonderful tutorial for someone like me who has never done applique, I will now feel confident in giving it a go. Thank you.
Hi Shelagh, if you want to do 'invisible' machine applique this is a great technique. There are several different ways of approaching turned edge machine applique, but this is the one I find easiest and neatest. Take your time and you'll have wonderful results!
This is the best tutorial on invisible machine applique..thank you!
You're welcome, Margaret - I'm glad it was useful.
He mirado sus apliques muy bonitos felicitaciones desde Colombia gracias por compartir 💙
Lovely work. Thank you for showing us.
Wonderful tutorial! Explained very nicely.
Thank you - I'm glad you found it useful :)
This tutorial is very informative and helpful. Thank you!
Thanks Heidi - I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you. Love the birds
Learn how to do beautiful, invisible, turned-edge appliqué using your home sewing machine and a simple zigzag stitch. After adding quilting to your finished piece, the appliqué stitching will be almost invisible. This video demonstrates an easy method for invisible appliqué that will allow you to produce precise, neat edges to your appliqué shapes.
What stitch did you use to sew your applique on and what was your stitch width and length.....Thank you
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I love he colours you have used on you parrot quilt - beautiful 🇬🇧
It's certainly colorful!!
Thank you for making this tutorial. I will try this.
Gloria Murphy I'd love you to give it a try! It's a lot of fun. Thanks for your comment.
You are most welcome Gloria - I'm glad you enjoyed it!
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Can I ask what do you follow for appliqué. Is it needle or part of foot? I'm new to appliqué and trying to attempt a simple heart. One side goes ok, but the other side not so well. Either stitches don't have contact or they go off alignment when turning. TIA.
Hi Christina.Thanks for your question. Invisible machine appliqué is a tricky technique for a beginner, but there's no reason why you shouldn't have a go - it might just take a bit of practice. When doing this technique you need to watch the needle closely - it needs to just catch the very edge of the fabric. By using an extremely narrow stitch width, the stitches will then become almost invisible. Can I suggest, if you are finding this a challenge, that you may achieve better results with a simpler appliqué edge such as zigzag or blanket stitch. I have tutorials for both of those here on TH-cam, and you'll also find them (and loads of other things) on my website at www.deborahwirsu.com . I hope it all goes well for you!
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But how u closed the cut overlap heart ,it was not clr,as it was not shown how u did tht.
The wooden manicure stick is a brilliant idea. There are overpriced stainless steel tools on the market, which are unnecessary.
HI Phoebe - I totally agree! I'm rather a devotee of 'economy'!
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