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Using a Picture for an Applique Pattern

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Summary: Drawing a picture is a great way to design an applique. Learn how to use a picture to make an applique in this free video.

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Misty Swift began sewing from home for herself and friends after being distraught over a beautiful bag she purchased only to discover it was horribly made and almost immediately fell...read more

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"O.k. once you have your fabrics picked out and your materials all out you want to go ahead and take the picture that you drew like that; decide what one you're going to go with and go ahead and carefully cut it out. Now when you cut out your material you can always extend your lines further than what your template is and I'm actually going to cut it out according to the colors so each fabric going to get its own piece. There's my brown trunk and the trees are really popular everybody like the trees in there fun because you can mix whatever colors you want for whatever look you're going for; you can pull it off on just about any color beg or whatever you're making. And I'm actually going to each of the deep sections in different fabric also and you can tell I'm not following the lines at all; I just have a general idea, I'm kind of making up my own leaves as I go. And so those the three piece that I'm going to have, and go back together; however you want to stick them on there."

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