Machine applique is the process of sewing down fabric shapes onto a solid piece of fabric, such as a quilt block or used as an embellishment for pillows, totes, clothing, and other sewing projects, using a sewing machine.
It's a great technique to add to your quilt-making skills, enabling you to add various shapes, animals, trees, hearts, layered landscapes, buildings, symbols, and curved lettering to your quilts.
To help you understand and succeed with this technique, we have provided a beginner's guide video to machine applique along with several other video tutorials on machine applique.
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Learn how to raw edge machine applique Accuquilt shape die pieces using your sewing machine or an embroidery machine.
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Appliqueing a light fabric on top of a dark fabric can cause shadowing. Lining the applique fabric with a second fabric to create a bonded fabric is a solution. Learn how here!
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Learn how to use your sewing machine to applique using a fusible web product. This is also known as raw edge applique. This is a quick and easy applique method.
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