This was exactly what I needed to see! I’m doing an appliqué section on a quilt I’m working on and was trying to figure out the best way to go about it!
I am so glad it helped you! Hopefully I can make more soon! I have a few on my channel but only a few. Good luck on your embroidery journey! It’s very addicting!
Amazing! I've never seen a machine like this in use. I love that turn table and the applicey scissors, too. I'm going to put thin batting on the back of some cotton using lite heat n bond to line the inside of a handbasket I use for keeping my mending in Thanks so much for the tips!
I just finished watching your demo and you did such a beautiful job! Not only in explaining how to use the Heat and bond light, but also you created a lovely design on the T-shirt material. It was fun to watch! And I love your brother's machine! What is the model number and where did you buy it ? Thank you!
Great video! Very well done and so informative. I'm off to applique with Heat n' Bond, which I haven't used before. I'm hoping it will improve the look of my applique designs.
Hi! there are a few different types. You have to make sure it it’s not just “heat and bond”. It has to be heat and bond “lite” or it will break your needle. The lite is for sewing through where the other is not. 😉
Hi! I’m not sure. I may be wrong about this because I haven’t ever tried reverse applique. However, in reverse you have to cut layers of fabric out correct? It would bond those layers together which you would not want. You might could use it on the very last layer that will stay showing perhaps.
Cole Creations I was thinking if you had two layers you could cut the top out and add to the background fabric and bond then stitch. With reverse you use the left over like cutting paper snowflakes.
Maybe so! Please let me know if you try it and it works! That would be great info to have to let others know! I need to try this technique of embroidery sometime. It sounds fun!
This was exactly what I needed to see! I’m doing an appliqué section on a quilt I’m working on and was trying to figure out the best way to go about it!
Glad it was helpful!
So glad I found this video. I'm just starting my Embroidery journey. I hope you make more videos. You explained it so well. Thanks for sharing 😀
I am so glad it helped you! Hopefully I can make more soon! I have a few on my channel but only a few. Good luck on your embroidery journey! It’s very addicting!
@@cole2550 Thank you 😊
That’s incredible… so crafty… I ♥️everything about this… thank you
Yay! I am so glad it was helpful to you! 😀
Wow - that is quite the machine you have. I just bought some Heat 'n Bond Lite today
Thank you! It is smarter than I am 🤣. I hope you like the results from the HBL. ☺️
Amazing! I've never seen a machine like this in use. I love that turn table and the applicey scissors, too. I'm going to put thin batting on the back of some cotton using lite heat n bond to line the inside of a handbasket I use for keeping my mending in Thanks so much for the tips!
You are very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
You are my new best friend! 😉. Your videos are great! I am new to embroidery and have been learning. Thank you for your help! ❤️
You are so welcome! Glad I could help you. Enjoy the learning process and all the beautiful things you make. 😍
Very cool! Thank you for teaching us how to do this!
You are very welcome! I hope it helps :)
Great video, easily explained. Thank you for sharing 👍🏼💛
Gaby Hrndz thank you!!!
This was fun to watch! I just bought a se625 embroidery machine I’m going to try it.
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
I just finished watching your demo and you did such a beautiful job! Not only in explaining how to use the Heat and bond light, but also you created a lovely design on the T-shirt material. It was fun to watch! And I love your brother's machine! What is the model number and where did you buy it ?
Thank you!
Thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed it! It’s an older machine. It’s a Brother PR-600 and I purchased it from Ken’s Sewing Center in Florence, AL.
Very nice tutorial!
Thank you!!! I appreciate it :)
Great video! Very well done and so informative. I'm off to applique with Heat n' Bond, which I haven't used before. I'm hoping it will improve the look of my applique designs.
Great! Let me know how it goes! Be sure to get the heat n bond lite version. 😉
Thank you !.... great instructions....
Lucy Wyatt so glad you enjoyed the video!
What type of brother embroidery machine is that one ?
It’s a Brother PR-600. It’s a 6 needle.
Definitely enjoyed
iPrimadonna thank you!!!
I am using a PE-770 I have tried heat and bond and find my needle brakes. Is that normal? maybe I have the wrong needle? Nice video!
Hi! there are a few different types. You have to make sure it it’s not just “heat and bond”. It has to be heat and bond “lite” or it will break your needle. The lite is for sewing through where the other is not. 😉
AHHHHH thank you!
Tara Swanson you are very welcome!! Glad I could help. 😉
Do you think this could be used for reverse appliqué?
Hi! I’m not sure. I may be wrong about this because I haven’t ever tried reverse applique. However, in reverse you have to cut layers of fabric out correct? It would bond those layers together which you would not want. You might could use it on the very last layer that will stay showing perhaps.
Cole Creations I was thinking if you had two layers you could cut the top out and add to the background fabric and bond then stitch. With reverse you use the left over like cutting paper snowflakes.
Maybe so! Please let me know if you try it and it works! That would be great info to have to let others know! I need to try this technique of embroidery sometime. It sounds fun!
Cole Creations I will, just waiting for the heat bond lite to be delivered 🤣
Je ne parle pas Anglais mais j'ai tout compris pour broder un chemin de table "train de Noël" . Merci beaucoup
❤Good