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This donut contains 36 colours
This 'donut' contains 36 new colours.
A Frostings set contains 12 prewound bobbins with Masterpiece thread by Alex Anderson for Superior Threads. This high quality, extra-long staple Egyptian coton is very smooth and thin and very suiltable for hand appliqué. This set contains white, black and bright blue, pink and red colours. These colours are also in donut 1.
A Frostings set contains 12 prewound bobbins with Masterpiece thread by Alex Anderson for Superior Threads. This high quality, extra-long staple Egyptian coton is very smooth and thin and very suiltable for hand appliqué. This set contains several green and brown colours. These colours are also in donut 1.
A Frostings set contains 12 prewound bobbins with Masterpiece thread by Alex Anderson for Superior Threads. This high quality, extra-long staple Egyptian coton is very smooth and thin and very suiltable for hand appliqué. This set contains purple, blue, yellow, ochre and orange colours. These colours are also in donut 1.
The Perfect Stems help you to easily make stems for flowers for appliqué. De five Perfect Stems are strips of heat resistant plastic, varying from 1/16 till 3/4 inch wide.
Cut the fabric on the bias for curved stems and straight of grain for straight stems. Cut a strip of fabric 5 times as wide as the finished size. Press the strip double, wrong sides together. Insert the Perfect Stem against the fold, and sew along the edge of the stem. Trim the seam allowance, roll the seam allowance to the flat side of the perfect stem. Moisten the seam with sizing, and use a dry hot iron to press the seam dry. Remove the perfect stem and appliqué the stem in place.
These Perfect Stems do not get too hot to handle, as opposed to metal varieties.
Many appliqué patterns contain circles. With this set of heat resistant circles by Karen Kay Buckley you will make perfect circles that you can appliqué by hand or by machine. The set contains 15 different sizes of circles, ranging from 7/16 inch to 2 inch. The set contains 4 circles of each size, so 60 circles in total. Cut out a circle with a seam allowance. Baste with a small running stitch in the seam allowance, and pull the thread tight around the template. Apply some starch or sizing to the seam allowance and put the iron on top, until the fabric is dry. Let the fabric cool, remove the template, pull the thread to make a perfect circle that you can hand or machine appliqué. If you do not have starch, a little works well too.
In the YouTube film below you can see a demonstration of the perfect circles.
Many appliqué patterns contain circles, and the centre circle in Mariner's Compass and Dresden Plate blocks is often appliquéd as well.
With this set of large heat resistant circles by Karen Kay Buckley you will make perfect circles that you can appliqué by hand or by machine. The set contains 10 different sizes of circles, ranging from 2,25 inch to 4,5 inch. The set contains 2 circles of each size, so 20 circles in total. Cut out a circle with a seam allowance. Baste with a small running stitch in the seam allowance, and pull the thread tight around the template. Apply some starch or sizing to the seam allowance and put the iron on top, until the fabric is dry. Let the fabric cool, remove the template, pull the thread to make a perfect circle that you can hand or machine appliqué. If you do not have starch, a little works well too.
This scissors give you a very precise cut, right unitl the very sharp point. They are ideal for appliqué. They have micro-serrated blades, that grip the fabric. The handles are very comfortable. The scissors are easy to use for both right-handed and left-handed cutting. They have a protective cover for the points.
Watch the film below about how perfect these scissors are.
