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    Eileen, Sharon Schamber uses her applique fouundation product for needleturn applique, and I think it's the same stuff as Ricky's Stable Stuff.
    http://www.sharonschambernetwork.com/Cl ... -Bird.aspxI

    My tutorial for machine applique with Stable Stuff is located in the Classrooms link: http://www.thequiltshow.com/os/lessons. ... es_id/1017


    It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
    That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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      Eileen, I used stable stuff and appliqued the block I made for Margo by hand. It was a little tougher simply because the applique was stiffer and didn't bend as well as I was working on it but not unduly so. After I washed the block it was perfect and I loved the effect of using it.


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      Troutdale, OR
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        Originally posted by ladyquilter
        Eileen, I used stable stuff and appliqued the block I made for Margo by hand. It was a little tougher simply because the applique was stiffer and didn't bend as well as I was working on it but not unduly so. After I washed the block it was perfect and I loved the effect of using it.


        And it's GORGEOUS!


        It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
        That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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          Originally posted by ladyquilter
          Eileen, I used stable stuff and appliqued the block I made for Margo by hand. It was a little tougher simply because the applique was stiffer and didn't bend as well as I was working on it but not unduly so. After I washed the block it was perfect and I loved the effect of using it.

          Jo Jo, this block is beautiful! I love the design and your choice of fabric. Is that wrapped rick rack for the stems? Excellent!

          linny t


          It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
          That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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            I'm so glad you like it Margo. It was fun to do.

            Linny, yes -- I used Lana wool thread to wrap around the baby rick rack. I loved the extra texture it gave to the piece.

            aka ladyquilter

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              Eileen,

              I'm using Ricky's Stable Stuff, and hand appliqueing. As long as I keep my glue off of the very edge where my needle will be going through, it is a piece of cake! In places where I wasn't as careful, it is still doable, but you have to push harder on the needle. Or just wet it a little. I did a tiny sample piece, washed it, and like Jo Jo said, the effect it gives is great!

              Dawn
              In beautiful Northwest Montana

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                Ritzy, your block in wonderful and I think nobody else than you see "your thing". In cases like this I take a photo and print it out on ordinary paper, so I can draw my solutions or glue something on or whatever. That's a good way to try things without ruining the block.

                living in Central Denmark
                Charlie Brown: The secret is to look fantastic at a distance

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                  Ritzy Your block is beautiful, some berries scattered here and there might do the trick to balance it in your eyes, but it is just lovely as it is . Dorothy Suffolk UK

                  living in Central Denmark
                  Charlie Brown: The secret is to look fantastic at a distance

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                    Jo Jo stunning work on your part and so very beautiful a block.


                    Taree NSW - Australia
                    My motto in life: live by the three GGG’s - be Grateful, be Gracious, be Gorgeous to yourself

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                      I was notified yesterday that the Stable Stuff by the yard is now available through Ricky's site.

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                        Ritzy,
                        I love your block! It looks very Victorian to me. Mine's a little off as well so ours can lean together

                        from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                        Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                          Thanks for the info on the Stable Stuff. I think I may just use it for the leaves because I have a heck of a time with points. ops:

                          from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                          Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                            OK, so here is what I did. I unsewed a couple of inches on each side of the top-center of the heart and then resewed them at the place they should have fallen. Then I added an extra leaf and three berries and I think I can live with it. I am still considering mistletoe but for right now I will live with it for a while. In the mean time I am working on the second block I am doing--it is also Christmas but I think it will just be a wall hanging size.

                            from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                            Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                              I'm glad you've fixed it so that you are happier with it!


                              It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
                              That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

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                                Photos, Ritzy, we want to see photos!

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