Simple Fusible Appliqué: Quilting Tips

www.McCallsQuil... - Laura Stone Roberts of McCall's Quilting demonstrates the use of paper-backed fusible web in appliquéing shapes to fabric backgrounds. Includes three options for further secure shapes with edge stitching. Find all the FREE McCall's Quilting 101 videos at link above.

[@DQDebra]

This is a wonderful video. Very helpful in making appliqué simple for a beginner like me. Thank you.

[@jennifermary2350]

The best video I’ve seen on this subject - thank you

[@marney68papua]

Thankyou so much for sharing so easy to follow and no long explanations

[@patriciamarshall7762]

Beautifully demonstrated . So very clear. Thankyou 😊

[@coloradomoon]

Thanks so much for the showing the different ways to stitch your appliqué..

[@1adventurera]

Thank you for this. Very clear and. Simple. Very helpful!

[@katiewallace6145]

She is always so helpful! I really like the direct, get to it way she does things. Doesn't take a entire afternoon to understand.THANKS

[@needlenude]

Thank you so much for this video! I bought fusible bonding web for a project but there were zero instructions and the cashier didn't know how to use it. This tutorial made it easy and I could easily attach the eyes of a stuffed panda for a friend's little boy. Not to mention I can see a whole new world of appliqué opening up. Merry Christmas!

[@eshjane]

Thank you!! I like all the stitches 🧵

[@theresmore2learn516]

Wow I just found this video. Thanks very much!!

[@jc4food]

Simple, straight-forward, informative, and helpful. Thanks!

[@lakshmichand1543]

Thank you soo much,I found you demonstrated in the most simple way that I could understand easily.

[@dianeperkins7720]

Brilliant video. Very clear and simple instructions. Love the fabrics and especially the teddy bear.

[@laurahand9097]

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[@judyhoomalamalama]

This has helped me alot. Going to start right now with my project. Yeah

[@kimberceramics]

You're a great teacher! Thank you for the clear and practical explanation.

[@janetjones5050]

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[@deborahrosdahl7681]

Thank you Laura. Very helpful! Love the explanation about your edge stitches too :)

[@poppysfit]

Info was exactly what I was looking for and very easy to understand. Thank you!

[@rosemaryrienecker7851]

I finally understand about interfacing, thank you so much. I am going to make my very first Sunbonnet Sue!

[@gabriellapettit7655]

Thank you! On the point and you answer my questions before I can ask them! 👍🏼

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much 😊 I really enjoyed watching you 😊

[@susancychowski582]

Thank you very easy to understand iam getting started right away

[@skoolie_life3261]

Great video. Thanks!

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[@michellelinhoff3736]

do you add stabilizer to back of applique before stitching?

[@hmmngbrd972]

Excellent video. This can be confusing.

[@maxi4505]

Hi can a wall hanging be quilted before and then iron on the applique pieces then stitch them with straight stitch especially when having thin pieces of grass and tiny flowers ?

[@marinadi1502]

Thank you 🥰

[@shavala2589]

Where do I get the Fusible web paper you are using:) I have been trying to buy something like this and I get all kinds of answers:) Now here you are using what I need, but where do I buy it? HELP Thank you.

[@suzannelogsdon1645]

This is awesome stuff

[@marinadi532]

Thank you

[@101unique]

thanks alot, also exactly what i needed...

[@Saucyakld]

If you score the back with a pin it comes off much easier

[@kaylajohns6347]

Do you turn the edge of the applicant under before sewing?

[@2cre8iv2]

Could you hand stitch or is it better to machine stitch?

[@vrushalihalbe8167]

Nice

[@kathyyosten1497]

What is your fusing called?

[@dianne20010]

What was the name of that stitch the one u showing now with the pink around it

[@joannalanzoni5637]

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[@annphilbeck5174]

Does this fusible web expire?

[@grtgrannie1]

Where do you find this fusible paper? Asked everywhere no one knows!

[@McCallsQuilting]

Fusible web, AKA HeatnBond, is readily available in pre-packaged lengths or on the bolt, at your local quilt shop or chain fabric store.

[@covid-19inthistogether96]

+grtgrannie1 Buy the brand sold by Apliquick (made by Vilene), its fantastic. You can buy it from Jinny Beyer Studios, or Amazon.

[@poocky100]

Do you stitch the applique before or after making a quilt sandwich?

[@dorisosborne9981]

poocky100 I do mine before the Quilt sandwich

[@poocky100]

Ty