I used Natalia's starch applique method that she taught us at the Sewing Summit. I love it and I love that you don't get the stiff feel of Heat and Bond afterwards. Seriously, the Sewing Summit rocked!!! Oh, and this pattern is based off of one of Natalia's Bake Shop projects. I will show more soon when I have it all done :)
EDIT - Here is a link to Natalia's tutorial on Starch Applique for those curious minds out there :)
If you have no idea what a Slice is you can see this post where I discuss how much I love it :)
Very cute!
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I was going to ask the same thing, Sharon.
ReplyDeletePretty flowers, Mel!
You won't believe that I struck GOLD on New Year's Eve...I went out shopping with my husband and Michael's, one of the crafting chains in NY, had all their slice stuff on CLEARANCE. I got a card for only $10! the applique one...two rolls of fusing for $1.99 each, some spray glue for $1.99 each...and blades for only $2.99. I'm actually worried that something is up with Slice? all of our stores are getting rid of the product...so I'm semi nervous, but I stocked up.
ReplyDeleteI made snowflakes for some runners with my new card...they were great.
I have a Slice, but have only done butterfly tees for my nieces so far. Would like to hear more about this starch technique...
ReplyDeleteCute flowers!! They look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking in to buying a slice fabrique...Is that the one you have? I haven't found one in Utah...I think I will have to order it on-line?
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