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Create a patriotic applique featuring an apple with an American flag design. This project is perfect for adding a touch of national pride to your crafts. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Applique American Flag Apple Tutorial
By Steve Wilson
Applique is fun and looks great! This tutorial will teach you how and
when to place and cut the material needed in applique designs.
Step 1:
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Start sewing the design as you normally would. After the machine sews the outline/marking stitch be sure to stop the machine.
Step 2:
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Place the material over the outline stitch. Make sure the square is big
enough to completely cover the stitch. Use light spray adhesive to hold
the material down.
Step 3:
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Start the machine. The tack-down stitch will now sew on top of the applique securing it to the garment.
Step 4:
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This is what the design will look like when the tack-stitch is completed.
Step 5:
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The next step is to completely cut around the tack-down stitch. We recommend applique scissors.
Step 6:
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Applique scissors prevent you from cutting through the garment by accident.
Step 7:
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After you are finished cutting the design out start the machine. The
design will continue to sew and you are done with the applique portion
of the design.
Steve Wilson is co-owner of Anita Goodesign, a company serving the home embroidery enthusiast. He is also owner of Artbox Digitizing Studio and the co-owner of Art-Sew-Perfect stock design company. Steve has won over 20 digitizing awards, written over 70 articles on digitizing and embroidery techniques and has produced 18 digitizing "How-To" videos. He has also digitized thousands of designs for the home textile and decorating industries and is bringing that experience and expertise to the Anita Goodesign Home Decor Collections