Introduction to Wool Applique
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Corn Wagon Quilt Co.
Introduction to Wool Applique Tutorial
Learn the basics of wool applique. From proper tools, to technique, this tutorial will demonstrate the best way to begin.
Quilt pattern featured in thumbnail:
The Potting Bench by Jerome Thomas Designs
Piecing and wool applique by Marianne Michaels
Custom machine quilting by Ramona Sorensen
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My goodness! My first visit, & three outta three were all awesome tutorials! I'm excited to try this, too! THANK YOU ALL!❤❤❤
Loved it! Love Marianne. She is beyond knowledgeable and helpful! ❤❤
Thank you! She knows her stuff! 🤩
This was wonderful. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! Very informative 👍
So happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Will you be doing the Jerome Thomas BOM soon? That quilt is adorable.
Hello, Linda! I'm sorry to say The Potting Bench BOM has finished. Stay tuned for more wool BOM opportunities in the near future. We appreciate your interest!
Great video, great tips for wool.
Very helpful for a newbie….thank you!
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful. Be sure to visit our website for our full selection of wool applique supplies and kits. Thanks for watching!
I did…..thank you. I also joined your email list.
@@karathompson5568 We appreciate your support!
Wonderfully detailed and clear Directions! Could you tell me what knot you use to knot your thread before you start to stitch?
Yes, I use a basic quilters knot, wrapping the wool thread 3 or so times around the needle before pulling to knot. Thank you for watching!
I would love to see you make a block from the Potting Bench. please.
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Do you starch or lightly pre-wash your wool fabrics before you begin (to avoid shrinkage later)?
We use wool that has been through a felting process (washed in hot water and dried in a hot dryer). This shrinks the wool and mats the fibers together so that it doesn't fray for the raw edge applique. This way, starch is not needed.