Sewing Tip of the Week | Episode 32 | The Sewing Room Channel

Sewing Tip of the Week | Episode 32 | The Sewing Room Channel🧵

In this week's tip I will demonstrate a method of machine applique that doesn't involve expensive fusible web.

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Hi! I’m Sherrill from The Sewing Room Channel. I love to make easy, quick, low-cost sewing projects. I hope my videos inspire you to be creative and to put your own personality into your sewing projects to make it your own. Thank you for watching my video, please be sure to check out my collection of sewing tutorial videos. I hope you enjoy watching and happy sewing!

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[psum]

Use pinking sheers instead of making all those little slits. This is a great idea! Love the scrappy hearts. How easy was that?❤️👍🏻 you always have such great color combos.

[lauratrader]

Finally! Someone who shows how to do "old time" applique using just fabric and pins. Thank you so much for this! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[suziehemmer]

I really enjoy watching your channel. I do not always hit the like button. Because I am watching while sewing. My hands are full. But I wanted to let you know; I look for you every chance I get to catch up on my YouTube-ing. I feel like I am watching a good friend or family sharing her projects and process. Thank you so much for sharing your time with me in my sewing room.

[lw]

Great video! Thank you! I can see sewing Spring fabrics strips instead of blocks & making an Easter Egg shape. Strips of green & make Christmas trees or Shamrocks. Tulips? Sunflowers? Flags? Pumpkins? The list in endless! You have inspired me....AGAIN! Thank you!

[phyllislyttle]

I love applique, thank you for sharing, I love your sewing tips thank

[lyndamartin]

What a fabulous tip! Sherrill, you are a natural born teacher and I thank you for all you have taught me since I found your channel.

[plzcallmejules]

You’re so wonderful. You’re such a great teacher. You’re encouraging and informative.

[lw]

Just a tip, I use Elmer's Washable School Glue & baste the applique in place instead of using pins. Dab a little along the inside edge & iron into place. It dries immediately from the heat of the iron. No pins needed! Pins will sometimes distort an applique. I even glue down pockets before sewing them on. It all washes away. Thank you SEW much for your videos!

[pj-]

Thanks Sheryl, you always do the neatest work and have best ideas. Hey Manny & Scottie 🤗

[sharonlalli]

Actually learned this 40 some years ago. Since i haven't sewed for many years forgot how to do this. Thanks for the reminder. Love your tips.

[marionbartley]

Thank you Cheryl for this video. It's helpful, not only for applique. But also quilt as you go using interfacing as a stabilizer.

[mog-gyveroneill]

lol, I live in a ground floor flat, and people often knock on my side window before ringing my bell, and everytime when Manny comes inscreen with the subscribe pillow with that window knock, I wait for my doorbell, or if I'm watching at 2 am, I'm half out of bed, thinking who the heck is that at this time!! You'd think I'd remember!

[vickyh]

This is how I learned to appliqué a long long time ago. Still a great way to do it. Nice of you to show beginner sewers easier ways to do things. And it’s a nice reminder for all of us old folks who have been sewing for a long time. Tfs!
🤗🤗

[bethkrause]

I just love your videos. Thanks Sherrill! I may have to give the old fashioned machine appliqué a try!

[moyaliew]

😍..love it...thanks for so very generously showing the clear video clip on how to diy appliqué!

[sharonsundae]

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you!

[Crafty]

I’ve used the same technique with iron on interfacing. Once you sew the interfacing on (glue side in) and snip the fabric and turn it around the glue side is now on the outside in the back. It makes it easy to iron on the appliqué securely to stitch around.

[sharonhowell]

i am going to use this for my mug rugs. thanks a bunch. PLEASE keep up the good work.

[paulasmith]

Sherrill I am gonna use that technique to apply some cross stitch I have done to a large hot pad. Thanks for the tip. 😃😃🥰🥰

[giselaa]

Great tutorial Thank You from Sweden 🇸🇪