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Appliqué and reverse appliqué techniques
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1Applique
• The [blank_start]cutting[blank_end] out of shapes from one fabric and then sewing it on to another [blank_start]background[blank_end] fabric. Fabric to fabric.
• The cut out fabric is usually backed with [blank_start]interfacing[blank_end] (vilene) to
[blank_start]strengthen[blank_end] it, prevent stretching and fraying.
• A close machine [blank_start]zigzag[blank_end] stitch (satin stitch) is used to sew the shape
to the background.
• Adds [blank_start]texture[blank_end] and interest to a product.
• Strengthens and reinforces the fabric.
• Can be [blank_start]padded[blank_end] to raise surface even more.
Stage Process
Preparation Apply interfacing to fabric to be cut out. Cut out shapes using a [blank_start]template[blank_end]
Applying [blank_start]Pin[blank_end] or tack into position on [blank_start]base[blank_end] fabric, Sew around edge with satin stitch (zigzag), Finishing Take out pins / tacking thread. Cut off loose [blank_start]thread[blank_end]. Press with iron- Acutting
- Bbackground
- Cinterfacing
- Dstrengthen
- Ezigzag
- Ftexture
- Gpadded
- Htemplate
- IPin
- Jbase
- Kthread
2Molar (Reverse Applique)
• [blank_start]Several[blank_end] pieces of fabric are placed on top of each other in layers.
• A design is [blank_start]sewn[blank_end] onto all the fabrics
• Sections of the design are cut [blank_start]out[blank_end] to [blank_start]reveal[blank_end] fabric in the
different layers.
• Adds [blank_start]texture[blank_end]
• Good for [blank_start]bold[blank_end] designs- ASeveral
- Breveal
- Ctexture
- Dbold
- Esewn
- Fout
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- Quiz on Untitled, created by Henrietta Wylie on 06/05/2016.
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- Henrietta Wylie
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- English
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