Hand Applique

Learn to Embroider a realistic eye with only knotted stitch

Another of my new embroidery patterns. A sleeping momma and baby bunny under a rising moon and stars. So cute! Blogged at sewcharitable.blogspot.com/2010/02/free-embroidery-patter... which is where you can also find the free pattern!

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I have a new pattern in the shop, and I’m really excited about this one! I’ve wanted to make a “Home Sweet Home” design for a while now. And can I just say I love that this “old-fashioned” sentiment is popular again? This 8-inch hoop is filled with so many[Read more]

Add some fun color and pops of Spring to your decor with these Singing in the Rain Embroidery Patterns! They are great for beginner or expert stitchers!

Learn a fun, modern, and easy approach to hand appliqué, and you’ll instantly have a new favorite technique in your tool box! In Beginning Hand Appliqué with Courtenay Hughes you’ll learn two different methods for pretty (and portable!) hand appliqué. First, create appliqué shapes with heat resistant mylar to curate a set of reusable templates. Then, see how fusible interfacing combines with fabric to give you sturdy shapes for your appliqué project. Courtenay will provide you with…

Laser cut iron-on appliqué shapes in batik fabrics backed with Steam-A-Seam 2 fusible webbing. Makes one dragonflySize: 5 3/4" x 5 1/4" | Urban Elementz Batik Dragonfly Fusible Appliqué Shapes in Blue | Batiks

Learn approachable techniques for making beautiful machine appliqué in Missouri Star’s online class Beginning Machine Appliqué with Courtenay Hughes. If you’ve always wanted to try it out, but imagined it might be intimidating, this is just the class to change your mind! You’ll learn all the tips and techniques to add machine appliqué to your bag of tricks! First, create fusible appliqué shapes that will face the right way every time. Next, play with your favorite prints as you learn how to…

More about E-Class: Beginning Hand Appliqué Learn a fun, modern, and easy approach to hand appliqué, and you’ll instantly have a new favorite technique in your tool box! In Beginning Hand Appliqué with Courtenay Hughes you’ll learn two different methods for pretty (and portable!) hand appliqué. First, create appliqué shapes with heat resistant mylar to curate a set of reusable templates. Then, see how fusible interfacing combines with fabric to give you sturdy shapes for your appliqué…