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link for tutorial on back basting.. pretty good

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    link for tutorial on back basting.. pretty good

    http://theehandworks.typepad.com/thee_handworks/backbasting-tutorial.html


    I got this link for DJ list I thought it might be helpful to other appliquers.

    #2
    Thanks so much for the link. I've heard a lot about this method but have never given it a try.
    eileenkny

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

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      #3
      I love this method. It takes a little getting use to but belive me once you understand and try it I think you will like it. We are a whole group of appliquers in Clearwater Fl and this is the way most of us do our projects.
      Toddy in St.Pete

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

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        #4
        I love this site and have been using it as a tutorial... I have done a lot of applique using the methods.

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

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          #5
          this is the site I learned from... just this year on the BOM, and I am a CONVERT! I'd add this to the list of advantages she's got: VERY little prep-work, the entire thing is portable. I have made my bias strips and circles at home using the iron, everything else I have simply stuck the fabric choices in my trusty zip-lock bag & off I go! All of the cutting can take place wherever I am. It's also going to be how I use up several inherited spools of carpet thread-- very heavy stuff, leaves nice "guide holes" in both the applique piece and the background. I reuse the threads until they just are too beat up or too short (or I lose them in the car, etc. :roll: ) (oh, instead of clipping the threads as I go, I pull them out most of the time... then again, I haven't done anything as elaborate as that feather she demonstrates on!!)
          I'm swearing by it (also found a great Clover white marking pen for my dark fabric, YEA :!: )
          Florence

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

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