Making Applique Circles Two Ways with Jean Wells

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[@katpaints]

I love your demos, Jean! I was so happy to find them! I always used lightweight iron-on interfacing and did the second on a lot over the years. I love the idea of the templates, though. Trying for perfection here - NOT a good thing!

[@quiltingtothenines4254]

I see circles and bubbles in my future. Thanks for the tips Jean.

[@Stitchinpost]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chloegrl1366]

Awesome thx for showing us

[@Stitchinpost]

You're welcome

[@minskynyc]

turning the circle inside out is GENIUS! so glad i watched this video!

[@Stitchinpost]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cindybaker7]

Very helpful thank you!

[@Stitchinpost]

You're welcome!

[@janebaxter841]

That second - double circle option was so very smart as was your method for attaching, thank t you for sharing.

[@Stitchinpost]

Glad it was helpful!

[@susyboyer9764]

Thank you Jean. I received my beautiful kit today of the "Running Wild Table Runner' from the Stitchin' Post. I can't wait to make it and now I have a couple of circle options. The kit was wrapped so beautifully. Thank you to Valori and your staff. Love!

[@Stitchinpost]

So glad you like the kit!

[@user-ms9ww3xz8i]

Спасибо за интересную идею, спасибо за творчество!🪡🧵♥

[@annemaguire657]

I think the 1st option would suit me best, thank you

[@joydavis3089]

Thanks i appreciate youre sharing. I love your artistic quilts.

[@Stitchinpost]

Glad you like them!

[@loriemarez]

I use used fabric softener sheets for the back of my circles. 😜 They work great and my circles smell good. Lol

[@Stitchinpost]

Great tip!

[@suepeterson5675]

Thank you for sharing. I do a third method , same as your second circle but use fusible interfacing for appliqué . After pulling it to correct side & straighten , iron in place. Reverse appliqué . 👍😊

[@Stitchinpost]

Thanks for sharing your method!

[@deborahcohen7070]

Thanks for the options. Inspiration al

[@averageamericangirl6819]

Thank you so much

[@Stitchinpost]

You're most welcome

[@esthermariafernandez8140]

Muchísimas gracias😍

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

1:07 this i my way too. But i start and finish the running stich on the right side of the fabric to not break my fingers when pulling the thread.

[@melidacamacho4251]

Por favor traducir al español gracias

[@Stitchinpost]

Lo siento, no hablamos español.

[@itsmyparty4637]

it would help you if you put a small weight on the suffolk puff circle you were trying to tie off :)

[@Stitchinpost]

Thanks for the tip!

[@chloegrl1366]

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