Making multiple identical applique blocks - 30 second tutorial

[@theresaheiser6408]

Loved this tip, definitely going to use this one!

[@CarolinaMoore]

It is so handy! Glad you found it helpful. ❤️

[@pamtaylor-harris1010]

Genius tip! Thanks for sharing🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@CarolinaMoore]

My pleasure! ❤️

[@maggiemurray8522]

Fabulous tip 🇨🇦

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks! 🥰

[@angelamcgovern1525]

Great tip, thank you xx

[@CarolinaMoore]

You're welcome! 🥰

[@Kellycreator]

Brilliant tip! ❤

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks! 🥰

[@alyseceleste]

I was wondering how people had their appliqués perfectly lined!!!

[@carlynholmes]

Great idea 😊

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks! 🥰

[@angelamower6264]

BEAUTIFUL!! What do you fuse to the back of the appliqué to adhere it? And how do you usually cut your appliqués? By hand or machine?

[@CarolinaMoore]

I use HeatNBond. Lite if I'm going to stitch it, Ultra if I'm not stitching it.
I usually cut my appliques on the Accuquilt - so quick and easy! 🥰

[@angelamower6264]

@@CarolinaMoore FANTASTIC!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Glad I could help! 🥰

[@lorali9669]

Brilliant!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks! 🥰

[@lisahines8176]

Can I make appliqué letters out of an old sweater? Does the fabric matter??

[@CarolinaMoore]

The fabric can matter, depending on your desired results. But, I've seen knits (like fabric from a sweater) used for applique. If you want it to still stretch, you want to use the Heat N Bond designed to use with knit fabrics.

[@JayJay_ezz]

And bro really didn’t notice it’s a loop☠️

[@CarolinaMoore]

Just rinse and repeat. ❤️