Kite Applique Build Along with Nic O'Neill and Ron Gibian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me as I follow along with the help of Ron Gibian and help to refine my applique techniques. Perhaps it will help you refine your skills as well!!
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Thank you for this video. It helps a lot!
Thank you to Ron and Nic for sharing this knowledge and keeping it simple for us beginners.
Brilliant video, amazing skills and many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'd like to mention that there is a neural basis for repeating the same cut on several pieces being cut out at the same time.
Repetitive movements are governed by the cerebellum, which can achieve incredible consistency on muscular memory.
Examples of this are climbing stairs, driving a nail with a hammer, etc. Once the first step up is visually measured and successfully achieved, the cerebellum allows you to take all the other steps up without looking at steps of the stairs.
In the case of nails is the same. Usually the first strike of the hammer needs to be carefully measured. After a successful hit, the cerebellum hepls you to repeat consistently the following strikes.
This consistency would not be achieved if you moved to a different cut each time.
Thank you for the tutorial. I do have a question Ron mentions that a narrower and shorter stitch would be better would we still use a zig zag stitch?
Generally yes. However at the same time I have seen applique done with single stitch, and also done with single line in parallel lines.