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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Thoughts on Machine Applique
- Methods of Applique
- Necessary Equipment
- Preliminary Instructions
- The Sewing Machine and Its Care
- Fabrics and Getting Them Ready for Use
- DESIGN:
- Using Your Own Design
- To Transfer From Cartoon to Fabric
- STITCHING:
- Tension Settings for Machine Applique
- Guiding Your Fabrics As You Stitch
- Plotting Your Route
- Stitching, Straight and Zigzag
- Things to Remember While Zigzagging
- To Tie, Or Not to Tie Knots
- Zigzagging Progress, "Travelling Stitches" and Plotting Your Route
- Overlapping and Underlaying Fabrics
- The Simplest Applique
- Adding Handwork to Appliqued Designs
- Pressing- The Finishing Touch
- Mounting Your Stitchery
- Machine Appliqueing and Quiltmaking
- PROJECTS:
- Potted Tulip
- Daisy
- Sewing Machine Cover w/ Rosebud
- Apple
- Ideas for Changes in Appliqueing
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Title: Machine Applique
Author/Designer: Karen Bray
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1978
Publisher: Self, Walnut Creek, CA
Language: English
Page Count: 48
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 091488137X
SUMMARY- You get very detailed instructions for an applique technique I think is common now, but probably not when this was published. It was on the Quilter's Newsletter Magazine top 100 books on quilting. Yes, I think it's worth tracking down a copy.
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